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The best Freeware, Abandonware and other free games from across the internet Week 2!!
Welcome to the Wonderful world of Freeware, Abandonware and other free games from across the internet!
Hello out there everyone, Shaun Meyers here for week 2 of my weekly look into the Freeware, Abandonware and other free games from across the net. This week we'll be taking a look at another type of game which are Flash Games. Flash Games are those that you can play in your browser, and no I won't be looking at Facebook games, but some of the best Flash Games that I can find. First up we'll be taking a look at more Freeware Games.
Freeware Games!
1. The first game I looked at for this article is one I found immensely fun, and that's Ballman Planets. The game is a direct homage to Pacman, featuring full 3D graphics and a large number of planets to explore and collect dots. Its created by Code Vikings and comes complete with everything you'd expect from Pacman in a very detailed world. Each planet has a very different themes like graveyards and forests. The game uses the mouse to control Ballman around the various planets, where you must collect each ball on the planet while avoiding the ghosts. I highly recommend the game to anyone who enjoys Pacman and classic games in general. You can find this game here: http://www.codevikings.com/downloadsection.html
2. The second game I tested was a Japanese Side-Scrolling Shooter called Cloud Phobia. The game is a 2D side scrolling shooter much like Gradius the only difference is you pilot a giant mech and must protect the mothership from damage while fighting the enemy. Combat is fast paced and very fun. The game looks great and plays just as well. I recommend this game to anyone that enjoys fast paced Side-Scrolling games or is a fan of games like Gradius. You can find this game here: http://www.acid-play.com/download/cloudphobia
3. The next freeware game I will be telling you about is a Remake of the first game in one of my all time favorite series of games and that game is FreeCiv. FreeCiv is a remake of Civilization that keeps the same fundamental principles of the original while adding a plethora of new features that weren't in the game, such as the ability to play on a LAN. The game's features include up to 126 players, Internet and LAN Multiplayer, a range of premade maps and Scenarios and more than 50 playable units and far beyond 100 playable nations, Modpack Support, an in-game help system and even a range of different languages. I recommend the game to anyone that loves Civilization games or strategy games in general. You can find this game here: http://freeciv.wikia.com/wiki/Download
4. The fourth game on this list is a 2D action game similar to The Legend of Zelda called The Guardian of Paradise. The game is incredibly well made and very enjoyable. You play as Tela, a boy who's sister is sick with an unknown disease that can't be cured. He sets out on a journey to find the only thing that can help; the Tears of the Holy Tree which are said to cure any illness. I enjoyed the game quite a bit and is reminiscent of many games from the classic days of the Super Nintendo. I highly recommend the game to anyone that enjoys classic action RPG's or fans of The Legend of Zelda. You can find the game here: http://www.thegamehippo.com/game/6
5. The fifth and final game this week in the freeware section is a game called The White Chamber. This game is a 2D anime styled point and click visual and psychological horror game. Created by Trophis Studios who are now no more, the story follows a young girl who awakes to find herself trapped in what seems to be a space station-like area. Not knowing where she is or who put her there she must uncover the secrets within this demented place she's found herself in. The game features hand drawn opening and ending animated cutscenes, English or German voice acting, a twisting and mysterious storyline about obsession, murder and redemption, eight separate endings and hidden easter eggs and game text in various languages. I recommend the game to anyone that enjoys old school style point and click adventure games with horror twists. You can find the game here: http://www.studiotrophis.com/site/projects/thewhitechamber
Abandonware games!
1. The first abandonware game I will be looking at is a game called Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain which is a Top-Down view RPG set in the world of Nosgoth. Originally released in 1996 on PSone and in 1997 on PC and created by Silicon Knights, the games storyline follows Kain who is a Vampire. Throughout the game you acquire multiple forms such as werewolf (which increases strength and speed) Bat (instant travel to other locations) Myst (which allows you to pass through solid objects) and Nobleman (which can fool enemies and townspeople into talking to you). There are many different weapons and armor to find within the game and each weapon has it's advantages and disadvantages, for example dual battle axes are unable to use magic and items. Magic within the game can be used as a spell or items and are hidden throughout the game. There are 13 spells in total in the game and to replenish character mana there are numerous colored orbs throughout the game world. I recommend the game to anyone that enjoys Classic top down RPG's like myself. You can find the game here: http://www.abandonia.com/en/games/371/Blood+Omen+-+Legacy+Of+Kain.html
2.The second game in this section is Wipeout XL or Wipeout 2097. Created by Psygnosis and released in 1996 on PlayStation one and released on pc in 1997, Wipeout is a high speed racing game much like the F-Zero games. Wipeout 2097 differs from it's previous game in the range of weapons to take out or temporarily disable your opponents to reach the finish line first. The goal of the game is to complete various and increasingly difficult challenges in order to move to the next one. There are 4 stages in all, Vector, Venom, Rapier and Phantom and the number of laps increases each level you complete as well. You can find this game here: http://www.classic-gaming.net/game/333/
3. The third game on the list has been one of my personal favourite games for a long time and that's Turok: Dinosaur Hunter. This game is a first person shooter where you may have guess hunt dinosaurs. You play as Turok, a Native American time traveling warrior whos powers are passed down through every generation to the eldest male. Turok's mission is to ultimately protect the barrier between earth and the lost land. Your main goal in Turok Dinosaur hunter is to defeat the Campaigner before he gets the Chronoscepter. I've always greatly enjoyed the original Turok games (well Turok 1 and 2) and I hated the new Turok they released in 2009. You can find this great game here: http://www.classic-gaming.net/game/310/
4. The fourth game I will mention to you is one I'm sure a great many people have played in an arcade and that's The House of the Dead. Created by Wow Entertainment and published by Sega and released in 1997 in arcades. The House of the Dead is an on rails light gun game, on PC you use your mouse. The main task of the game is to shoot and kill incoming enemies at certain points throughout the game there are various actions you can take or not take that has an affect on the direction the game plays out. I recommend this game to just about anyone, as a lot of people have played it in an arcade at some point. You can find this game here: http://www.classic-gaming.net/game/198/
5. The final game for this section is Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo! Super Street Fighter 2 Turbo is a 2D fighting game created by Capcom and originally released in 1994. The game introduced Super Combo's Air Combo's. The game allows you to play as versions of the original Street Fighter 2 by inputing a code and each version has it's benefits and disadvantages. The character Akuma (or Gouki in japan) is introduced in this version as well. You can find this game here: http://www.classic-gaming.net/game/358/
For some of these Abandonware Games you may need an MSDOS Emulator which you can find here: http://www.dosbox.com/download.php?main=1
Now for the newest section in this article! Flash games ahoy!! This section will be looking at a number of flash games out there on the internet, ranging from single player to massively multiplayer. Flash games are any game that requires Adobe Flash Player to play a game within your browser; perfect for when your bored of listening to your nagging boss at work and need a break to tune him out.
Flash Games!
1. The first game in this section is a game I think alot of you will enjoy and that's Super Mario Crossover! Super Mario Crossover is a game that allows you to play all the original Super Mario Brothers levels not only as mario but as some of the NES' most iconic characters such as Link from The Legend of Zelda, Bill R. from Contra, Simon, Samus Aran from Metroid and Megaman. Each character in this game controls exactly how they do in their original game, including their iconic music as well. This game is pretty awesome and makes for some very memorable playthroughs of the original Super Mario Brothers Levels. You can play this game here: http://www.supermariobrothers.org/mario-crossover.html
Another game I'd like to mention from this website is called Tuper Tario Tros which combines Tetris gameplay with Mario gameplay. In order to switch between the two modes you switch back and forth between the two games to clear a path for mario you press the spacebar. You can play this game as well as many other games here: http://www.supermariobrothers.org/tuper-tario-tros.html
2. The second game on this list is immensely fun and a great way to immitate hitting the people you hate the most. This game is called Combo Factory. It's a stick figure fighting game where ragdoll physics are name of the game. The goal is to rack up as many combos as possible on the many stick figures that try to beat you to death. There are various game modes as well as achievements to unlock, including a sandbox mode. You can play this game here: http://www.stickpage.com/combofactorygameplay.shtml
Another game I found vastly amusing is a game called wpnFire. in this game you must shoot and kill all the enemy stick figures. It plays a lot like contra only bloodier and brutal. You can play this game here: http://www.stickpage.com/wpnfiregameplay.shtml
3. The third browser game I took a look at is an MMO or a Massively Multiplayer Online game. The game is Drakensang Online. Drakensang is a game based on the Northlands Trilogy of books and the Drakensang PC games. The game itself is beautifully rendered with incredibly Special Effects and might be the single nicest looking Browser game I've played. There are 3 classes to choose from right now: Dragonknight, Ranger and Spellweaver with more classes coming soon. There are many many quests to complete and enemies to fight, and a vast world to explore. The game is a great browser game and I highly recommend it. You can play this game here: http://agathon.drakensang-online.com/world
Another game I'd like to recommend to you that's also made by Bigpoint games is Battlestar Galactica Online. Based on the TV series (which I'm not a fan of myself), this game is a Sci Fi action Space Sim which means you pilot a spaceship as you dogfight in space. I'm a pretty big fan of Action Space Sims myself and it's quite impressive what can be done in a browser. You can play this game here: http://us1.battlestar-galactica.bigpoint.com/
4. The Next game on the list is a game called The Last Stand: Union City. Created by Con Artists and Armor Games, this game is a Side Scrolling Zombie Apocalypse RPG. It has a plethora of weapons to use on the zombies you come across, as well as a number of different skills to level up. The game also has a number of achievements and badges to earn as you play it. You can play this game here: http://www.kongregate.com/games/ConArtists/the-last-stand-union-city
5. The fifth and final browser game this week is a shooter called BeGone. BeGone is a shooter that is more casual in nature and is made for quick burst gameplay, which is great if you have only a short amount of time to kill but want to blow off some steam. You can play this game here: http://gamelist.bbgsite.com/iframe.php?gamename=BeGone&officialsite=http://www.nplay.com/BeGone/
That wraps up this weeks article folks! Hope you enjoyed the article and you enjoy the games listed here as well. Join in next week for a new set of games along with more from the categories listed here! Thanks for reading!
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Home › Forums › General Forums › General Lightweight Backpacking Discussion › Waterproof Breathable Fabric – Explained
Apr 16, 2012 at 9:28 am #1288774
eric chanBPL Member
Waterproof breathable fabrics divide opinion: some people believe a conspiracy surrounds these fabrics and that they are useless, while others claim their waterproof gear to be capable of miracles. There is also the never-ending debate of eVent versus Gore-Tex versus NeoShell.
more at link …Apr 17, 2012 at 3:01 pm #1868245
Eric BlumensaadtBPL Member
@danepackerLocale: Mojave Desert
OK, wear your vinyl coateed K Mart parka on a moderately paced 1 hour hike first.
Then, after you've dried off after removing the parka and hiking back to the trailhead do the same hike in an eVent or Gore-Tex Pro Shell parka and notice the difference.
Convinced now??Apr 17, 2012 at 10:43 pm #1868442
steven franchukMember
The real problem with these fabrics is that no one lists the hydro static head or a breathability number. They just say waterproof / breathable. So when they go to the store they cannot compare the performance of the fabrics. Some people will therefore sellect the brand they trust or have heard good things about(frequently this means gortex). Others would base there desicion on price and therefor may select a material that is cheeep not very breathable.
The result of this is that people that buy the cheaper stuff are more likely to complain about breathability while people that buy Gortex or Event are more likely to praise the breathability of the fabric.
if manufactures just agreed on one standard test for breath ability and waterproofness and put the numbers on the label the debate would be over very quickly and half of the WPB fabric vendors would be out of business.
How can we have a debate involving Neoshell? it's barely been on the market for 6 months and very few peole have used it enough to know how it compares with other fabrics.Apr 18, 2012 at 5:19 pm #1868802
Brad WalkerMember
@brawaLocale: SoCal
A good read that complements the "Field Testing Air Permeable Waterproof-Breathable Fabric Technologies" series here and addresses lots of questions that come up on the forums a lot, like:
-Does DWR decrease breathability?
-Is the fabric still WP or B once it wets out?
Good pictures of test fixtures too, and explanations of the different technologies.
I've started perusing UKC and signed up for their emails a few months back. They've got some great content.Apr 18, 2012 at 5:28 pm #1868803
Brad WalkerMember
@brawaLocale: SoCal
"The real problem with these fabrics is that no one lists the hydro static head or a breathability number. They just say waterproof / breathable."
The real problem is that the WP and B ratings of a fabric change based on what standard they're tested to (as the article explains), and companies will just list the biggest number they get from a legitimate test. GoreTex is the only brand that seems to hide the numbers and just say "Guaranteed" instead (could be wrong here).
Also, each garment is going to have different fabric (even if the same membrane is used), which affects those numbers. And lastly the construction, fit, and features of the garment play such a large role as well.Apr 19, 2012 at 7:45 am #1868960
Jerry AdamsBPL Member
@retiredjerryLocale: Oregon and Washington
Finally read that, thanks eric
couple main points:
"Long gone are the days of bad fabrics and good fabrics. The differences between them are now small, both in the lab and in real use. More important is design, fit, price and environmental impact."
"To get the best possible performance from your waterproof gear there are some basic steps you can take:
• Only wear your waterproofs when it's raining hard. If it's windy then a decent windproof will do the job. Don't wear a hardshell when you're above the cloud line.
• Open the zips! Mountain Hardwear put out a bizarre video about a year ago that claimed that opening pit zips makes you sweatier. That's clearly not true. The argument was that fabrics breathe better when there is a high level of moisture vapour inside the jacket, and that opening zips inhibits this. That is all true. However, if the openings in the jacket are effectively getting rid of the moisture vapour, then you remain comfortable and the fabric doesn't have to work so hard.
• Check your other layers. It's so easy to worry about your waterproof one, yet the crucial ones are the ones next to your skin. That's where comfort matters, not on the inside of your shell.
• If you feel like you're too hot then take some clothing off. It is obvious, but a shell can add a lot to your insulation. Mark Twight outlines his approach in his book Extreme Alpinism and it's simple: wear little under your shell so you're cool when you stop. If you're cold while moving then climb faster! Don't leave the car park wearing four layers so that in ten minutes you melt and have to stop to take some off.
• Look after your clothing: wash it when it needs it and don't leave it to rot in the bottom of a pack. Don't wear it every day of the week then expect it to last ten years; instead save your best kit for when you need it most."
I disagree with their first point – no seperate waterproof and windproof garments – extra weight, not U.L. – not neededApr 19, 2012 at 11:29 am #1869049
David ChenaultSpectator
@davecLocale: The West Slope
You're most likely in the minority on that last point Jerry.
Many companies do list MVT and HH numbers. Unless you're talking about very thin PU coatings the later always rate far higher than is necessary for rain wear, and it is far from clear if the former generalizes to field usage in any predictable manner.
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Melissa Braun: Research and Excavation with Burpee Museum of Rockford at Ekalaka, MT
Faculty: Ralph Stearley (GEO)
Funded by: Davis Young Research Scholarship
Says Melissa:
"This summer I have been doing research for the Geology, Geography, and Environmental Sciences department on the Hell Creek Formation, specifically in Ekalaka, Montana. Calvin alum Michelle Heider has made it possible for me to work with the Burpee Museum of Rockford, Illinois this summer and I was able to accompany them to Ekalaka on their annual digs. It was a very exciting trip, I found many things and learned so much. We were able to find various late-Cretaceous species, including Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, Edmontosaurus, and Thescelosaurus as well as various extinct turtle species. In the field I was able to participate in prospecting for bones, excavation, and removing them from the field. The museum's lab was a welcoming place as well, and I was able to learn things in the lab including removing fossils from field jackets and reconstruction. I was also able to go to the University of Michigan for a week and study with Bill Sanders learning fossil lab preparation techniques in the paleontology department's lab. It has been a great summer, and I hope to be able to further this work with the museum again!"
Bethany Van Kooten and Emma DeVries: Researching and Defining the Term "Christian Geography"
Faculty: Jason VanHorn (GEO), with Emma DeVries (Alumnus)
Funded by: Calvin College Science Division
Says Bethany:
"Our summer was spent reading what various Christian geographers have to say about how Christianity provides a distinctive approach to the discipline of geography. We each selected a few articles, read them, wrote detailed annotations for each, and then met a few days later to discuss what each of us had individually read. About halfway through the summer, we discussed our comprehensive discoveries to that point and attempted to define Christian geography before returning to reading and annotating. During the last three weeks, we thought of ideas for our own publishable article, settling on an analytical literature review to inform readers about the history and trajectory of Christian geography. Beyond the exciting result of a possible publication, this research has elevated my critical reading and thinking skills, honed my writing, taught me how to work within a research community, and deepened my knowledge of geography, faith, and where the two intersect."
Owen Selles: The Environmental History of the Knollcrest Campus and Calvin Calvin Ecosystem Preserve
Faculty: Dave Warners (Biology)
Funded by: Calvin College Biology Department
Says Owen:
"This project has initiated an effort to uncover the environmental history of the land that Calvin College currently occupies. Environmental history is the study of "the role of nature in the human past." Its aim is to understand the ways in which humans and the environment have mutually shaped and influenced each other. The essential principle is that people, cultures, and natural environments are interconnected. This project involves an in-depth assessment of the ecological and human changes made to the campus including: land-use practices, ownership changes, construction projects, and landscape alterations. To do this, the landscape of the campus is being reconstructed at various points in human history using old maps, land records, census data, photographs, personal interviews, and past student/faculty research. Once reconstructed, the landscape of each period can be compared to reveal changes."
Taylor Soderling: Studying the Human and Environmental History of the Plaster Creek Watershed
Faculty: Gail Heffner (Community Engagement) and Janel Curry (GEO)
Funding: McGregor Undergraduate Research Program
Says Taylor:
"The project consisted of collecting and organizing historical information on the human and environmental history of the Plaster Creek Watershed. Because we wanted to be able to share the results with a wider audience, the final result - a paper (and possibly a book rough draft by May 2013) - everything has been written in more of a creative, or least commonly-understood, language. Material was found in a number of places, from individuals who have studied the watershed for years to libraries around Kent County. The hope at this point in time is to incorporate more than writing (photography, personal stories, etc.) into a creative work that geography experts and everyday citizens alike would enjoy having, whether for the questions it brings up on watersheds or the information on Plaster Creek it contains."


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Australian Federal Police and the US Federal Bureau of Investigation are investigating a scam that attempts to lure bank customers into disclosing their bank account numbers and online passwords.
St George yesterday warned customers to delete any emails that asked for personal information and seemed to be from the bank.
Customers who believed their details had been compromised were asked to change their password.
Last week, Westpac fell victim to a ghost website and passed on information to the Federal Police and the FBI.
The bank uses the symbol of a locked padlock on its website pages that allows customers to authenticate the site.
The scam works when an unsuspecting customer clicks on a link to a website that looks like a genuine bank website, then divulges confidential information that provides the fraudulent operator access to bank accounts.
The hoax email attempts to convince the customer it is real by carrying the relevant bank logo.
All of Australia's big banks have fallen victim to the scam in the past year, but they have failed to prevent repetition of the hoax.
Privately, the banks are convinced the scam comes from the one source in the US but none will speak on the record.
It is believed many Australian banks are examining what legal action they can take against the US operator, or operators, should they ever be caught.
In the meantime, banks are trying to shut down the hoax as soon as it arises.
Increased awareness of the scam means customers are alerting their bank more quickly about delivery of a fraudulent email than in the past.
The bank then shuts down the website.
However this is regarded as reactive.
Internal bank fraud programs aim to identify and investigate transactions that could be fraudulent.
It is believed the only way an outside party can access funds in a bank account is through an account with another bank.
There are daily limits on the amount of money that can be accessed in such third-party transactions.
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In 2006, Leak, the most prolific passer in University of Florida history, was booed by Gators fans desperate to see young freshman star Tim Tebow enter the game and give Florida's offense a boost against Kentucky.
Leak's play wasn't memorable in that game; Tebow was brilliant, bruising Kentucky's defense with gritty, inspiring runs. And although the Gators easily won, 26-7, and not every Florida fan booed Leak, it was an early example of how easy it is for Tebow to overwhelm people.
No one cared that Leak set the school record for career completions against Kentucky. It was all about Tebow, who to this day receives more credit for leading the Gators to the 2007 national championship than Leak does -- even though Leak had a fine season and picked apart Ohio State as Florida captured its first national title since 1996. If you read what was written about Tebow that season, you would have no clue that he was actually Leak's backup.
I'm sure this all sounds familiar to Orton.
I don't mean to make Tebow sound sinister or manipulative. What's happening in Denver isn't Tebow's doing. He didn't create the tension with Leak, just as he didn't create any in Denver with Orton, who appears to be solidifying his hold on the starting quarterback job even though the majority of Broncos fans apparently want Tebow.
I've said many times -- and will reiterate once more -- that I've been around a lot of athletes who publicly profess to be God-fearin', Good Book-readin' citizens but spend more time in strip clubs than at Bible study. Tebow is among a select group of athletes who, I believe, lives as he preaches -- with faith, humility, honesty and integrity.
But none of that means he should be Denver's starting quarterback.
The first person who needs to understand that is Tebow himself, who bristled recently at ESPN analyst Merril Hoge's sharp criticisms of his quarterback skills.
After watching game film of Tebow from last season, Hoge tweeted last week: "Orton or Tebow? It's embarrassing to think the broncos could win with tebow!!" Elsewhere, Hoge described Tebow's accuracy as "awful."
That didn't sit well with Tebow.
"Others who say I won't make it are wrong," he told reporters. "They don't know what I'm capable of and what's inside me. My family and my friends have been bothered by what's gone on, and I tell them to pay no attention to it. I'm relying, as always, on my faith."
I certainly didn't expect Tebow to be pleased by Hoge's comments. No competitor would or should be. But surely Tebow understands he's not the only one striving to be an NFL starting quarterback. And maybe he's underestimating what Orton is capable of and has inside of him, too.
I feel sorry for Orton. He's become collateral damage, and it's just because he isn't Tebow. Once Tebow was drafted, Orton's 41 touchdowns and 7,455 yards over the past two seasons ceased to exist in the minds of Denver fans. Orton was even booed when he didn't punch it in from the 9-yard line in a training camp scrimmage this past weekend.
Chris Leak, the sequel.
If Tebow weren't one of the most popular players in the NFL, would Orton have ever even been on the trading block? (The Broncos tried to peddle him to Miami.) If Tebow weren't already lionized as a Christian role model, would new Broncos' head coach John Fox have parsed his words the way he did when he identified Orton as the team's top QB?
"Right now, Kyle Orton is our starter," Fox told reporters. "I don't think we'll really figure it out until we start competing. It's a group of three that are very capable. We have a young guy, high draft pick, in Tim Tebow who got his feet wet last year toward the end of the season. And then, shoot, Brady Quinn I'm looking forward to seeing."
Key words: Right now.
If that's Fox's way of making sure Orton doesn't get complacent, fine. But my theory is that Fox is being careful because he isn't comfortable telling his team's fans that the quarterback of the future can't beat out someone they've never completely embraced. And if Tebow isn't ready now, the bigger question becomes this: What was Denver thinking when it drafted him 25th overall in the first place?
None of this is Fox's fault, of course. He didn't draft Tebow; Josh McDaniels did. But Fox is stuck with the impossible task of managing him and placating Tebow's massive throng of supporters, some of whom are in the media.
It might seem as though I'm being too harsh on Tebow, but I actually believe he'll be a regular starter in the NFL one day. I'm just not convinced that his time is now, or that it will come in Denver.
Tebow needs to be in a special situation and under a head coach who understands that his style will never be conventional. He won't win a slew of MVPs and probably won't ever put up outlandish passing numbers. But Tebow can win games if he is freed from traditional expectations.
That's what Denver fans need to be concerned with: winning games. If Orton gives Denver the best chance to do that, he should start. They'll just have to accept it.
Besides, doesn't Tebow's faith teach him that everything happens for a reason?
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It's hard, while reading Martin Amis's ''Koba the Dread,'' a quirky yet cogent indictment of Stalin (and Lenin) for fathomless crimes against humanity, to contemplate celebrations of Soviet history, even those perhaps intended ironically. Shostakovich's Symphony No. 11 (''The Year 1905'') at least deals with prehistory, from a time when the boot of repression was on an altogether different foot. Contemplation is warmly encouraged in any case by a superb new recording of the work, with Shostakovich's great friend Mstislav Rostropovich conducting the London Symphony on the orchestra's own label, LSO Live (www.lso.co.uk).
This account, recorded at the Barbican in March, also has pre- and posthistory. Mr. Rostropovich made a fine recording of the work with the National Symphony in 1992 for Teldec. Some of us fondly recall his performance of it with the Chicago Symphony in 1999. In addition, he brought his London Symphony interpretation to Avery Fisher Hall in April.
It is, by now, a reading that runs broad and deep. The ominously atmospheric and predominantly hushed opening movement, ''Palace Square,'' runs more than 20 minutes here, almost four more than in the Teldec version. But it is four minutes of heightened, almost unbearable, tension; indeed, the whole work (four movements without interruption) sustains that tension and gathers tremendous momentum in Mr. Rostropovich's canny pacing.
A listener who has heard the work live only in America has to salute the Barbican audiences at the two performances on which the recording is based. Nothing can so undermine the effect of that expectant opening movement as continual coughing of a type heard at those American performances (and perhaps more surprisingly, on a Russian Disc release of a performance conducted by Yevgeny Mravinsky in Leningrad in 1957, four days after the work's premiere in Moscow). The production qualities are excellent. With releases like this and recordings of Berlioz, Dvorak and Elgar conducted by Colin Davis, the label has quickly established itself on the international scene. JAMES R. OESTREICHContinue reading the main story


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Glocks can be hard 'on' a dishwasher...
This is a discussion on Dishwasher? within the Firearm Cleaning & Maintenance forums, part of the General Firearm Discussion category; I saw this picture and it made me wonder if anyone has actually has actually done it?...
I saw this picture and it made me wonder if anyone has actually has actually done it?
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Glocks can be hard 'on' a dishwasher...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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....maybe thats how you clean a Grendal P-12?
I know not what this "overkill" means.
Honing the knives, Cleaning the longguns, Stocking up ammo.
I wouldn't recommend it.
Probably just a play on "tactical tupperware"
I always thought Tupperware was dishwasher safe, but top rack only.
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Steve Martin in "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid". How to clean a gun.
You really dont want that powdered lead,primer and bullet residue in your dish washer.
Your wifes future babies might come out looking awfully wierd.
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It works. You gotta field strip it first to get the innards clean and use Cascade to get it "sparkling" clean. Any fool knows that.
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I only done it once,My Glock jumped all over my Beretta,pots,pans plates and silverware,still have'nt seen the Beretta since.
Wehn Glocks first came out this was one of the myths. Problem being that it comes out dryer than a popcorn fart. You have to re-lube being very careful. Not a good idea.
^ What he said. It's more of a pain to totally tear down and relube the gun than it is to just man up and clean it IMO. Also, I may or may not have convinced an old academy buddy of mine to clean his AR in the dishwasher. It cleaned it, but also took off the badge that was on the mag well. I'm not sure how the badge was on there, but it wasnt a sticker thats for sure. The whole gun was light gray. Looked kinda cool, but needed to be dunked in a bath of oil before running it. More trouble than its worth.
The picture is a knock off from an old Colt marketing campaign.
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Obama does 'complete 180' on detainee photos
posted at 1:14 pm on May 13, 2009 by Ed Morrissey
After a bipartisan round of condemnation over his decision not to appeal a ruling on detainee photos to the Supreme Court, President Barack Obama reversed himself in a move called a "complete 180" by Jake Tapper at ABC. Obama instructed his White House counsel Greg Craig to file an appeal to keep photos depicting abuse of detainees by American troops from the public. The ACLU will not be pleased:
President Obama met with White House counsel Greg Craig and other members of the White House counsel team last week and told them that he had second thoughts about the decision to hand over photographs of detainee abuse to the ACLU, per a judge's order, and had changed his mind.
The president "believes their release would endanger our troops," a White House official says, adding that the president "believes that the national security implications of such a release have not been fully presented to the court."
At the end of that meeting, the president directed Craig to object to the immediate release of the photos on those grounds. In an Oval Office meeting with Iraq Commander General Ray Odierno, the president told him of his decision to argue against the release of the photographs.
The move is a complete 180. In a letter from the Justice Department to a federal judge on April 23, the Obama administration announced that the Pentagon would turn over 44 photographs showing detainee abuse of prisoners in Afghanistan and Iraq during the Bush administration.
Rumors of the switch began leaking yesterday out of the West Wing, accompanied by a strange non-answer by Robert Gibbs. The expiration date on Obama's original position came less than three weeks after publicly taking it. At the time, Obama insisted that the need to be honest exceeded our national-security concerns, and the safety of our troops as well.
What changed? The decision angered the military, which recalled the hysterics over the Abu Ghraib photos. Even Obama's allies on the decision admitted that the release would damage security and put American troops in more danger, including John Kerry, who said they made great propaganda for our terrorist enemies. With the CIA already battling the White House after the release of the OLC memos, the last thing Obama needed was a war with the Pentagon.
In the end, it may not make much difference. The Supreme Court could uphold the lower court decision to force their release, and Craig may not bother to work tirelessly to win this appeal anyway. The initial withdrawal of the White House on this appeal will certainly come under scrutiny by the justices. However, that will then be their problem and not Obama's, a calculation that one wonders how Obama missed in the first place.
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On Monday, Anne, Cate and myself made supper together and then we went over to Jon's to watch Eurotrip....hilarious!!! After that well the rest of the week I took pretty easy because I wasn't feel too great so unfortunately no Pflaumenbaum for me. Turned out well because on the weekend we went to Hannover to visit Anne's uncle and see the town!
As for the things getting done well I FINALLY have a phone in my room...the internet...well should be on its way within the next couple of days hopefully because I'm getting annoyed having to always come on campus to talk to people!
My German is also starting to get a lot better although I still suck at pronouncing such verbs as "Sprechen" (which means to speak)...and I think that the prof has given up on me pronouncing that verb with ease...hehe Although we had a different prof this past Wednesday who was really nice and a lot more understanding which thus, made it a lot more fun!! Only two more weeks and then classes start! On Monday we have a meeting with Prof. Boehler about classes and such. I'm really looking forward to meeting him since Mel and Joey had such good things to say about him and also about how much he liked Canadians!! hehe
On Wednesday and Thursday, Anne and Cate came over and we made supper together. I think we're going to make this a weekly event. It's so much more fun making supper with other people than making it by yourself! Anyways, Wednesday we made pancakes and bacon...with you guessed it, MAPLE SYRUP!! Thursday we made our favorite pasta dish, think it'll be our theme supper for the trip...and then we watched Take the Lead that my parents sent me in a package of goodies last Saturday!! woohoo!!
Friday I had my class and then afterwards I went back home to pack and get ready for Hannover!
So I met up with Anne and Cate downtown and then we walked over to the train station to catch the train to Hannover to meet Anne's uncle Peter. Thank god that he had written a note in German explaining to the people at the counter what we wanted because otherwise we probably would have been going to Timbucktoo for all we could have known!! hehe So we got on the train for our 2 hours and a bit train ride. It actually went really smooth and then we arrived at the Hannover airport to meet up with Anne's uncle. On the way to Braunschweig we went on the Autobahn!! Was it ever cool!! Her uncle was driving easily 200km/h and there were still cars passing us!! At night we relaxed and went to bed fairly early since we wanted to get an early start in Hannover.
Saturday Anne and I went to Hannover, Cate was sick so she stayed back at Peter's house to take it easy. We took the train from Braunschweig to Hannover and I don't think I've seen so many police officers in a station
On the Sunday we had planned to head back to Paderborn fairly early but Cate was feeling a lot worse so we ended up taking her first to a clinic which didn't help and then Peter took her to the Hospital where she found out that not only did she had a flu but she also had a infection!! :( So in other words, she wasn't going to be coming back with us till about Thursday and possibly not even come to Rome. Anne and I decided that we were going to head back a bit later once we knew she was ok since we had class and a meeting with Prof Boehler so we got a taxi to the train station in Braunschweig and took the train home...although we had to make a connection but we weren't sure where
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ASP.NET makes it fairly simple to enable security on content hosted inside of ASP.NET (ASPX pages, ASHX, etc.) just by enabling form-based authentication. Any attempt to access those pages will automatically get redirected to a login page for authentication. However, static content (HTM or HTML pages) for example aren't passed through the ASP.NET pipeline, so anyone can access that content (unless you've set-up something like Basic Authentication) - your user's aren't required to authenticate before accessing the content.
It turns out it's pretty simple to get IIS to pass requests to ASP.NET and let it handle any permissions, logging, etc. that you may want to apply - in fact, this is how ASP.NET itself hooks into IIS. The first thing you need to do is open the IIS Manager. Right-click on the website and select properties. Click on the "Home Directory" tab, then click on the Configuration button. That will display a list of application extensions and the EXE/DLL that is responsible for those filetypes. We're going to handle any files with a .HTM extension, so click on Add. In the "Executable" field enter something like "C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_isapi.dll" - I just copied this from the ASPX extension and pasted it in. In the extension field enter ".HTM". Leave everything else as-is and click on OK. If you want to map HTML files as well, repeat this procedure and enter ".HTML" as the extension (w/o the quotes). Hit OK to all the prompts to close the various dialogs. At this point IIS will forward requests for files with either .HTM or .HTML files to ASP.NET.
Now we need to tell ASP.NET how to handle these file types by editing the web.config file to add an HTTP handler for these types. In the system.web section, we're going to map these types to use a built-in handler called "StaticFileHandler". The web.config will look something like this:
<system.web> <httpHandlers> <add path="*.htm" verb="*" type="System.Web.StaticFileHandler" /> <add path="*.html" verb="*" type="System.Web.StaticFileHandler" />
Save the web.config. At this point requests for .HTM and .HTML will be passed through ASP.NET and it will pass the request to an instance of the StaticFileHandler class. If you have form-based security, you will automatically be redirected to log in as well before being able to view any HTM or HTML pages (assuming you've protected all pages). The main downside to pushing this through ASP.NET is that IIS can no longer handle accessing HTM/HTML pages, which will reduce the efficiency and scalability of the site. However, with most sites this isn't really much of an issue. The other issue I've noticed is that the StaticFileHandler class automatically sets the caching of the item served up to 1 day (regardless of what you've configured in IIS), and there isn't any way of overridding this behavior short of writing your own handler.
BTW - This can be used to secure other content as well, for example, PDF files, JPG's, GIF's, etc. You would just need to add an entry in IIS like we did for HTM/HTML files and make an associated entry in the web.config. In the example above I was specifically mapping each content type on an as-needed basis. I should also mention that you can also just use a wildcard mapping in IIS (option below the one we used) which will map any file types not in the first list. In that case you don't need to modify the web.config - it should be handled by the DefaultHttpHandler class (ASP.NET 2.0 and later - this isn't the case for 1.1).
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I have it on good authority from sources close to nebraska that QB Taylor Martinez, future Heisman Trophy Winner for the Huskers in the making has quit the team. He is the top freshman QB in country.
I recived a call from an un named source that is almost as close as it gets at 5 PM today, that after last nights tirade from head coach Bo Pelini on the sideline directed towards him, today he quit.
I also called a player who plays for them, he said he could not comment. TRANSLATION: It is more than a rumor
If this is true, Tom Osborne needs to fire Pelini. He is an asshole and he does NOT represent the long standing tradition of Husker Athletics, which has been trampled on national TV last night with a coach acting like a 12 year old throwing a fit for not gettting to watch TV past bedtime. It embarrassed the program, the fine fans of Husker nation, the University, and entire state of Nebraska.
Last nights game, which I was on NU, was a debacle with 16 to 2 penalty ratio which was a homer job, and NU lost 70% of their offense when Martinez went down. It happens, nothing anyone can do about it, I suffered my only loss of the day on it, and my long standing reputation as a huge Husker FAN was also crushed in defeat last night. All that said..shit happens, take it like a man...Pelini did not.
NO ONE would treat my own child like that on national TV and if I was a recruits parent, I would NEVER let him play for a coach like that..no doubt this discusssion is underway in Lincoln at the highest levels of the athletic department...as far as I am concerned, he can go back to LSU....
PS..I hope this is not trrue...but based on what I have had in front of me, and calls to a few booster buddies of mine, it does not look good...I pray it is a nasty rumor...but from what I can surmise....I think it will be public by sports center tonight.
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Tony, I totally agree. Pelinni should go. It was pretty obvious that pelinni was in that kid's face telling him to push through the injury and go back in the game. Ridiculous. If that was my coach, I would be very ashamed and pissed, and want his dismissal. Good luck with your team, Tony. Let's see if Tom will man up and do the deed.
Ozzy will step up....I just checked whats on file, we would owe him 5 million just to walk away..Jesus...who knows...
Anyway more calls coming, does not look good.
Tony, I totally agree. Pelinni should go. It was pretty obvious that pelinni was in that kid's face telling him to push through the injury and go back in the game. Ridiculous. If that was my coach, I would be very ashamed and pissed, and want his dismissal. Good luck with your team, Tony. Let's see if Tom will man up and do the deed.
That's not what Pelini was on him about.
I doubt it will be public but Pelini had good reason. His biggest fault was not benching him when it happened, not getting on him.
Tony. Hot topic. I JUST tweeted it out and have 371 clicks to this post already......
Tony GeorgeOzzy will step up....I just checked whats on file, we would owe him 5 million just to walk away..Jesus...who knows...
Anyway more calls coming, does not look good.
Yeah he acted real immature but who in the world are you going to find to replace him? He is Nebraska football.
It's the same addage with Michigan, but for different reasons. Everyone wants Michigan to fire Rich Rodriguez but who would they hire to replace him? They won't find anyone better because Les Miles isn't leaving LSU and Urban Meyer isn't leaving Florida.
Will Nebraska fire Pelini to save face? In my opinion I don't know. If the Martinez rumor ends up being true and he quit, then we'll see. If more players leave the team, then he'll lose his job.
The $5 million payout is nothing to a program like Nebraska. However, being able to save face at the cost of firing your coach? I think that might be taking it too far.
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This is a favorite place to go any time of the year. You have a feeling of being in the mountains when you are actually at the beach. Lots of places to visit in the area, too. A day trip to Montana de Oro is a must.
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The owners and other folks who work there are very nice. There was a great deal of puddles due to a large amount of rain and I know that couldn't be helped. Sites are pretty close together so everyone has to be considerate of their neighbors. Our neighbor next to us had 2 large dogs. We never saw him walk the dogs. Just chained them up outside his 5th wheel several times a day so they could relieve themselves. Their chains were pretty long so we couldn't get things out of our MH compartments if the dogs were out. Plus we risked stepping in soggy dog waste. Two times we asked maintenance to pick up piles, in our campsite, and they did. The office did offer to move us to another site but we didn't want to unhook, etc., to move. In 40 years of camping I don't think we've seen such an inconsiderate dog owner.


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A quite park with tall pines mixed with some hardwood. The full hookup loop has paved pull throughs. Some sites are tight due to the close proximity of large pine trees. In addition, some sites are not level nor smooth, i.e. the roots of the pine trees have grown under the paving causing bumps in the paving. The lake is very nice. We rented a paddle boat and a canoe. You can fish without a license. There is a trail around the lake.
Date of Stay: March, 2007
A small campground located on Cameron Bluff. The sites were level and the campsites were very well laid out. The trailer pad was asphalt, with the balance of the site limestone. Easy access to trails from the campground. A walk of 1/4 mile will take you to a scenic overlook. The park has many rocky outcroppings offering long views of the Arkansas River valley. It is a moderately steep pull for several miles up the mountain to the park.
Date of Stay: September, 2006
The campground has three loops in a wooded setting. The access roads are paved as well as the sites. Leveling is required at the site. For a large campground, it was quiet. Plenty of shade, birds, and deer. The fee is $18 plus tax which brings the nightly total to $19.80. We would like to return in the future.
Date of Stay: June, 2006
This park is nestled in the Boston Mountains along Lee Creek. The campground has paved roads and sites. Loop E has 44 full hookups. We spent a week there and noted that the park is full on the weekends, but lightly used during the week. Great trails to caves, crevices, and rocky outcroppings.
Date of Stay: May, 2006
We use this park regularly, especially during the late fall, winter, and early spring. The campground is heavily wooded with good paved roads and sites. The park is located north of Memphis with easy access to city. There is a trailhead at the campground for the Woodland Trail, which is a loop into the forest. Insects can be bothersome during the summer, as the park is situated along the Mississippi River. In fact the park has a boat ramp into the river. We always drive down to the ramp and sit on the bank watching for river barges moving up and down the river.
Date of Stay: April, 2006
We visited during Easter. We stayed in the Woodpecker Hollow loop in spot 23. The site is an asphalt pull through and did require the use of leveling blocks. Woodpecker Hollow is the full hookup loop. The springtime temperatures were great and no problems with insects at the campground. We went on a hike on the Caddo Forest Trail. We did use insect spray as we entered the forest. The hike was guided by a volunteer (the park host) and we thoroughly enjoyed it.
Date of Stay: November, 2005
One of the finest campgrounds my family has visited. The grounds are in top shape, with sites that are full hookup and level. Bring your bike, as there is a paved road (no private vehicles allowed) from the campground to the beach. The beach is natural and undeveloped. There are a few trails through the forest that offer nice views of the dunes, ocean, and freshwater lakes. We spent Thanksgiving week there.
Date of Stay: November, 2005
The park is located in a beautiful setting on Crowley's Ridge. We stayed in the full hookup loop where the sites are level and paved. The park staff were very friendly. There are several hiking trails, including one that has a swinging bridge. Fire pits, table and tent pads are at each full hookup site. The park is about an hours drive west of Memphis, TN.


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Posted by David Johnson on the Infrastructure & Operations Professionals Blog on April 2, 2016
My colleagues and I have spent the last four years studying the links between technology, human performance at work, customer experience, and the financial performance of companies. One fascinating insight we've learned is that what separates the highest performing people in their work from others is their ability to reliably focus their attention, bringing more of their cognitive resources to bear on their work each day than their colleagues do. It's not easy in our distraction-rich, techno-charged world.
There's plenty of research that proves that happy employees are more productive, but Drs. Teresa Amabile and Steven J. Kramer made an important discovery in 2010 that turns conventional wisdom about where happiness at work comes from, upside down. The most powerful source of happiness at work isn't money, free food or recognition, but rather getting things done; making progress every day toward work that we know is important. The more conducive our work environment is to staying focused, and the better we are at suppressing the sources of distraction within ourselves to get our most important work done, the happier we will be at work. And, the effect is even stronger for work that requires creativity and problem solving skills.
Unfortunately in our workforce technology research, technology distraction isn't on the list of things leaders are concerned about. It should be, because the most pernicious sources of distraction employees face are the ones that lie beyond their control - the distractions that originate from the technologies their employers require them to use, when there are no alternatives.
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When I was maybe 2 years old, my mother lost track of me in a Toys-R-Us store. After a dozen stressful minutes, she finally found me - holding a Fisher-Price airplane. And so began my love affair with airplanes and aviation. So as I looked through the break-out schedule while attending NVIDIA's GPU conference two weeks ago in San Jose, California, Gulfstream Aero's session on transforming manufacturing and field service with desktop virtualization caught my eye. It didn't disappoint.
There are 2 reasons why I liked this session so much and why I think it's worth sharing with you:
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This morning Citrix announced the acquisition application mobilization vendor Framehawk for an undisclosed sum as the battle for high performance for corporate Windows apps on mobile devices rages on. Here's my take:
It's a good acquisition for Citrix and in turn for I&O pros for 3 reasons:
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Winning teams delight in the 'doing', not the 'winning'
When I was growing up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Chuck Noll was the head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and his leadership was my first glimpse into what separates teams that win from teams that don't. My favorite quote from Noll exemplifies his view both simply and eloquently: "The thrill isn't in the winning, it's in the doing." What Noll taught his players, including Terry Bradshaw, 'Mean Joe' Green, and Franco Harris, is how to delight in the joy of doing, over the joy of winning. Why? Because the 'winning' won't come unless your passion comes from the 'doing'!
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Demand for mobility is rising dramatically, but IT support is not keeping up. Over the next 12-18 months, we expect a majority of Asia Pacific (AP) organizations to begin to feel the pain of poor mobility strategies. Now is the time to define and manage mobility as part of a broader end-user computing strategy – this must include desktop virtualization initiatives, including (but not limited to) virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI). But while server virtualization is now accepted as a fundamental design principle and part of any data center implementation or refresh, that doesn't mean desktop virtualization will follow suit. Long touted as a means to simplify desktop provisioning and management – and hence improve the efficiency and effectiveness of an organizations' end-user computing strategy – over the past decade desktop virtualization has been driven primarily by CIO's desire to lower hardware costs – by delaying or skipping PC refresh cycles – simplify application provisioning, and increase compliance and control of desktop infrastructure in areas like data security and patch management. Desktop virtualization doesn't adequately address all end-user computing requirements since it's essentially focused on eliminating the client device from the equation. This is particularly true for VDI. Thin (e.g. 'dumb') clients won't work in a world where a growing percentage of users – not just information workers – are mobile and expect access to key resources but also expect those resources to be optimized for the particular device they're using. With the explosion in device usage and changes in end-user expectations, IT is being forced to expand its focus around end-user computing from 'control' to 'engagement'. Desktop virtualization will remain a key component of many organizatons' end-user computing strategies, but its role will remain
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Michael Masterson's book "Ready, Fire, Aim" is one of my favorites. Masterson, a serial entrepreneur who has built dozens of businesses, some to $100 million in revenue and beyond, explains that the biggest determiner between success and failure is how quickly we get going and execute…even if the plan isn't perfect. Spot on!
But, Masterson also takes great care to explain how critical (and often misunderstood) being truly "ready" is, and that "firing" without actually being ready is as bad as if not worse than delaying for perfection. So what do we do? Where do we draw the line when it comes to projects like client virtualization, with hundreds of moving parts, politics galore, and very little objective, unbiased information available?
Answer: The winners will get going today…now...and will get ready by talking to the people their work will ultimately serve, and learn enough about their needs and the technology and best practices to avoid the mistakes most likely to result in failure -- knowledge that they will acquire in less than 90 days. The fire process starts the moment they make an investment in new people or technology, and the aiming process continues through the life cycle of the service, steadily improving in value, effectiveness, and efficiency.
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As soon as you think you understand software companies' policies on virtualization, a new problem appears that makes you tear your hair out and scratch your now-bald head. This month's conundrum is whether or not VMware's ThinApp product breaches your Microsoft Windows license agreement:
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Winston Churchill described Soviet-era politics as a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma. It came to mind recently as I was engaged in a conversation with an I&O professional who works for a US-based company, and he needed help. Seems his executives had decided that due to two data breaches over the past year from stolen hard drives, that the new Central Committee policy should be to have everyone use a locked down virtual desktop, no matter their role or workstyle. It was hard for me to conjure up a picture of the profound lack of understanding that led to such a misguided policy, though images of nondescript buildings, row after row of undifferentiated cubicles, and Gulag-style productivity quotas came quickly to mind. Had he not been on the other end of a telephone line, he could've knocked me over with a feather.
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Every spring I'm faced with the wonderful opportunity – and challenge – of choosing the best questions for Forrester's annual 20 minute Web survey of commercial buyers of IT infrastructure and hardware across North America and Europe.
Clients can see the 2009 survey instrument here. In that survey, we learned that only 3% of firms were using cloud-hosted servers and that 79% of firms prioritized IT consolidation and virtualization but only 23% prioritized internal/private cloud efforts.
As technology industry strategists, what themes or hypotheses in IT infrastructure do you think we should focus on? What are the emerging topics with the potential for large, long term consequences, such as cloud computing, that you'd like to see survey data on? Please offer your suggestions in the comments below by May 21!
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My house uses a conventional hot water system with "old style" radiators. They work great, I have no complaints.
We've recently gutted our 12' x 25' enclosed front porch and are making it into a normal room. The walls, ceiling, and new construction windows will be fully insulated and the floor will be insulated the best we can (there is cement foundation around the outside, but the ground is dirt, there is no basement under this room). We also live in CT where the weather gets quite cold in the winter.
It's been recommended I tap into my existing pipes and install "hot water baseboard heat". A quick search on the net does not provide much information on this. Can anyone give me ideas on what I should be looking for, or is there something else I should be looking at? I'm also working on a tight budget, but understand I probably have to source this to a plumber.
May be fine maybe not. Water temp requirements might be different for cast iron radiators versus the baseboard radiators.
If the two are compatible I think it may be a good solution. Best to have an HVAC guy spec it out.
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