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"There is no problem between us and our brothers in Sudan on the borders, and the border issue will never stand as an obstacle to the development of relations between Khartoum and Cairo," Morsi said at a joint press conference with al-Bashir in Khartoum at the end of his two-day visit.
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Working with PVC Conduit
I need some help with PVC conduit for electrical wiring. I have to make two runs from my house, one to the garage, and the other for a light post in my front yard.
#1 Garage: I plan to run 1" gray PVC, purchased from HD, from my house to the garage (about 15ft). I decided to use conduit all the way so I can upgrade/replace wiring based on future needs. For now, just running 12-3 for one branch circuit and a switched lighting circuit. I figure the 1" pipe is large enough for 8-3 or 6-3 if I install a sub panel in the future.
My dilemma is how to terminate the PVC conduit in the garage. I plan to use blue plastic boxes with NM throughout the inside of the garage. I would like the conduit to go inside the garage and connect to a multi-gang box that will function as a hub for all the wiring. While at HD last night, I didn't see any way of connecting grey PVC to a blue plastic box. I was thinking I could use a multi-gang grey box but I didn't see any way to install NM clamps to it. Other than leave the conduit open/exposed inside the garage, I don't see how I can do anything else. I'm curious what others have done or if I missed something at HD. I can also go to an electrical supply house if necessary.
#2 Light Pole: I have an existing light pole in my front yard that I need to rewire, previous owner used regular NM buried about 6" below grade. My plan is run 1/2" grey PVC conduit out side of the house, about 15" from the ground, down under about 18" and then run UF wire directly to the light pole and come back up. I would like to end the pipe as soon as it reached the burial depth for UF, no need to run pipe all the way. I'm worried water will get into the pipe. My question is: do they sell water tight bushings for grey PVC pipe? I could not find any at HD.
#1: If you do run cable in the conduit, it has to be UF. Underground conduit is considered a wet location. You should really consider running individual THWN wires instead.
If you are just going to run one circuit or a MWBC for now, here's how I dealt with PVC in that situation:
Get a 6" PVC junction box. It should come with no holes or knockouts in it. You can then drill your own holes, one for the PVC conduit to enter, with an appropriate adapter, and one or two for Romex clamps. You can then bring your Romex to the PVC junction box, and splice to the incoming wires from the conduit inside it.
#2: See the second sentence of #1, above. As long as you're using UF cable, it's perfectly acceptable, and indeed required, to use conduit to protect the cable wherever it is not at burial depth. The conduit may get water in it, there's not much you can do to prevent that. Even a totally sealed conduit underground will get water in it.
Thanks McSteve.
#1 - I downloaded the Carlon catalog and see they offer single and double gang gray boxes w/o any holes. I also saw the 6" j-boxes too. I like that idea - makes sense. I have to goto HD tonite and see if they sell those items.
As for wires, I forgot to ask that question too. I'm not allowed to run regular 12-3 inside the 1" conduit to the garage since it's not "wet" rated? I guess I could could buy THWN 12ga wire in red, black, and white to achieve same goal and be code compliant.
#2 - My plan is run 14-2 UF from the light switch in house all way to the light pole outside. So what you are saying, it's alright to NOT use bushings since the conduit is being used to protect the wire till it reaches the correct burial depth? It's my understanding that min depth is 18", is that correct?
Do yourself a favor and oversize your conduit for your lamppost to a bit, maybe 3/4". Easier to pull the wires.
secutanudu - not a bad idea to oversize. I plan to run 14-2 UF thru the 1/2" conduit. It's only gonna be 3ft at the most, just to protect the wire as it pops out side of my house and into the ground. Still think I need 3/4"? I guess it's really not a big deal?
I have the book "Wiring Simplified" and have to read again. I was confused about the burial depths for UF, conduit, etc. I live in Nassau County, NY and believe we are on NEC 2002 - someone correct me if wrong.
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I've never known an electrical inspector to approve/pass a cable in a conduit under any NEC or CEC edition, unless it's a short vertical piece not exceeding 3 or 4' total, to protect the cable against mechanical damage above the ground or floor. Normally it's cable or conduit but not both.
Secondly, a detached garage may be fed for one 120V 15A circuit as a branch circuit w/o more. That means only 3 wires:
1 hot
1 neutral; and
1 ground
If fed by 3-wire cable (2 hots) it cannot pass inspection because the possibility is HIGH for a 2d circuit to be similarly connected.
For two or more circuits in the garage, IIRC the structure MUST be supplied by an [ungrounded] and properly sized Feeder, to a panelboard, and there be grounded in an acceptable (code compliant) manner as any other structure, like a house. 2008 and prior NEC. I'm not sure if this requirement goes back to the 2002 edition or not, but IMO it would be wise to do it this way in either event.
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If you decide to do it all in conduit, I think you're supposed to put in an expansion joint to prevent cracking (I wish I knew that before I did mine):
Expansion joint info:
I pulled a string through the conduit as I glued, then I tied the string tot he wires, and pulled through. Do not run wires through as you glue...the glue can deteriorate the insulation on wires.
Here's how I exited the basement (I exited below grade):
As noted you must use UF wire for burial
You can run cable in conduit under NEC, the conduit must be larger for the cable
12-3 UF has a diameter of .345" - so 1" conduit is fine
You can run 2 circuits as a MWBC to a detached structure under NEC
To use 12-3 you will have Hot, neutral & ground...then a 2nd hot
Rules have changed on switching a circuit in a detached structure
To have a switch in the house you would need 2 conductors
...1 going to the house...1 going back to the light
So you can have a 2nd circuit in the garage for the lights
Burial depth - 12" if GFCI before it goes in the trench
If you are running a MWBC you would then need a 20a 240v GFCI - expensive
So better to go with the 18" burial depth
I would buy a dual gang GREY PVC box that will attach to the conduit, not blue
At that junction you can then switch to NMB
As I understand you need a switch on each circuit as a shut-off in the garage
Water will usually get into buried PVC, don't worry about it
I would simply run #6 wire for the short distance & put in a 100a sub
Feed it with a 60a 240v breaker
Then wire up whatever you want in the garage
I'd also do the light post in conduit
Be aware many DIY books have had inaccurate information published in them
Some were recalled
I would of exited the box from the bottom,into
a 90° eliminate the 2 pulling lls.
Thanks for all the responses... having a difficult time combining them all :).
When I say 12/3, I'm referring to NM 12/3 with 2 hots, 1 neutral, and a ground. If I run separate wires, will be 4 in total, sorry if I didn't make that clear.
I have to see what is available in the big box stores, but I will probably end up running NM 12/3 UF through the 1" conduit to the garage. If it's available, I prefer to run 4 12ga THWN wires but not too sure they carry that.
As for codes, it's my understand that you are allowed to run up to 2 separate branch circuits to a remote structure. Anything greater than 2, a sub panel is required.
In my case, I'm only running one branch cirucit to the garage. The second wire, red, will be the switched lead for the lights on the outside of the garage. I currently have a switch inside my house for the exterior garage lights and plan to keep that.
Wiring wiil be as follows: 12/2 from circuit box for garage power, will meet up with 12/2 from light switch in a j-box in my basement. 12/3 going thru conduit outside also meets at this jbox. Lights and garage will be all one one circuit.
They sell 12AWG THWN wires at big box stores. All different colors (red/black/green/white).
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"We have proven you can score points, but you have to be able to defend in order for us to be successful as a team."
On Trae Golden's progress at point guard
"He's learning at a high level against pressure situations. The best thing for him, and it's the toughest thing right now to go through, is pressure - guys who are really pressuring him. You still have to be able to run the team. You have to go get the ball and run the offense as a point guard. You have to demand the ball. I don't know many teams that can execute offense without their point guard setting it up and running the team. So he has to take the pressure and embrace the pressure, but also play well on both ends of the floor. My gauge once again is not necessarily how he's performing offensively - whether he's making or missing shots - but it's how he's defending, how he's rebounding, how he's boxing out, how he's carrying out those assignments, how he's fighting through ball screens."
On if Golden is affected by how he is shooting
"I think so, because he's a guy who's built to score the ball and shoot the ball at a high level. But in order for him to be successful in this program at a high level, he has to be able to defend - especially as a point guard. You have to be able to defend your position, because everything flows through that guy."
On repetition as a coaching style
"I don't necessarily coach with an iron fist because after a while, that wears down. You have to have guys who understand what you're trying to do and the level you're trying to do it, and make them comprehend the information. Because it's one thing to get a guy to embrace what you're saying - it's long-term - as opposed to a guy doing it because you have your foot on his throat, so to speak. I think there's a big difference. When guys understand what's at stake, how to watch film and how to study film, then you have long-term success. Then it's passed down because it's the way you do things. I think that's the biggest key - just watching film and making guys understand it. You can learn a lot of lessons through watching film."
On Bobby Cremins
"I know he's been doing it for a long time, I think over 30-plus years, and had long-term success. I watched his teams a lot when he was at Georgia Tech and was a big fan of those teams."
On the environment in smaller gyms, with loud crowds near the floor
"For me, it's a fun thing and I look forward to it as a coach. Even as a player, I would look forward to that. It's a matter of our players embracing that opportunity, which is a great atmosphere to be part of. It's an exciting time. There's nothing better than shutting up opposing teams with your preparation, your focus. And you do that by playing great defense."
On if the backdrop of smaller gyms affects shooters
"For me, it didn't when I was a player. I remember going into Butler, Ball State and those arenas - I felt like it was a great atmosphere more than anything. I guess early in my career I wasn't such a shooter, so it didn't bother me how the backdrop was. You just look forward to competing at that level in an opposing team's gym and finding ways to get wins. That's the most impressive thing for me, just getting a road win. I've said it before - there's nothing better than getting a win on the road."
On bench production
"They do things in spurts. We talk about that, being consistent on the bench and coming in ready. Whether or not they are scoring - we can put points on the board. As long as they are ready and in tune to what's going on defensively, not turning the ball over, then I'm fine with that. We cannot be scoring the ball and be breaking down defensively. That's a problem; that's when you have issues. But if they are playing aggressive basketball, they are moving the ball, they are cutting hard, they are playing well offensively - whether or not they are making or missing shots - they can't give up anything defensively."
On changes to the lineup or rotation
"I don't know. You look at every scenario. For us, we have to have a defensive mindset, and I don't know that we necessarily have that right now. Guys are working toward becoming better defenders. But once again more than anything, it's just personal pride when you're playing defense and wanting to be a good defender, and not thinking you can outscore the opponents. We've tried that and it hasn't worked. In order for us to be successful, we have to defend.
"You weigh all your options and we're definitely looking into it as we speak."
On Kenny Hall's progress
"He's done a really good job. For Kenny, he understands and he wants to be good now. For any player, you have to believe in something before you want to do it full-throttle. That's with any young man. Kenny, going through it, now sees the results behind his hard work. And that's the bottom line. He's really bought in. Back-to-back double-figure rebounding nights for him and we expect him to do that consistently.
"But the most impressive thing in the last game was he rebounded the ball physically. A couple of times on film, they boxed him out and he went and got rebounds. He kept the ball high and was able to finish around the basket. That's a great sign to see that he and Jeronne (Maymon) are playing well. Now we have to get everybody clicking on all cylinders."
On not getting the ball inside enough
"It's a combination of posting strong, wanting the ball. The one thing we talked to Kenny about, and even Jeronne, was they have to demand the ball in the blocks. And it's not to say the guards are selfish, but you have to demand the ball in the blocks. But once again, I always go back to the defensive side of the ball. When you demand it on offense, you have to give it up on the other side because it's a fair tradeoff. You have to demand a high level of boxing out, rebounding and ball-screen defense as well. We just don't talk about it on one end; it's on both ends of the floor."
On who is getting close to an acceptable defensive level
"Our big guys are possibly there, right now; they are getting there. Cam Tatum is doing a good job. He's really taking pride in defending; you can see his approach in practice. It's just a matter of doing it. I never thought defense would be that difficult. It's just heart and desire, bottom line. You can take the technique out the door. `I'm stopping my guy' - that's what it comes down to. It's a matter of wanting to be a good defender, because it's not difficult. At least I didn't think so."
On the team's best perimeter defender
"It's between Cam and Josh (Richardson). Josh has to be a great defender, but he's still young and learning to find his way. Cam has really stepped up and taken pride in defending."
On guards realizing that the inside players are scoring
"When you are consumed with team success, you would know those things. With guys open, you feed them and you continue to feed them. But on the other side of that, the good thing and the bad thing about Kenny and Jeronne is they don't demand the ball. Those guys just go about their business. They work hard, they don't make a lot of excuses, they don't complain about it.
"I told those guys, sometimes, you have to say, `Give me the ball.' So I think that's a two-way street. It's the guards recognizing it but also those guys demanding the ball."
On having just one senior being a deficiency at the end of tight games
"More than anything, you have a team that's going through the fire, an inexperienced team that's finding its way. For us as a coaching staff, sometimes we sit there and say, `Who do we go to? Who's feeling good? Who's confident enough to take this shot, to execute a play?' Young guys can make plays; that's not the case at all. It's just a matter of these guys playing with each other more than it being youth. As a coach, you try to figure out the best guy to put the ball in his hands to try and make a play.
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"Silas is amazing. The dude's not really tryin' to prove anything. He just skates. He kills it more and more each time I see him. When he first got on Habitat, we all knew he was going to be amazing, but some of the shit that guy does is just insane. The guy is naturally good at everything he does—even gambling. We take the casinos out. I've taken him out pretty hard before, but we try to work together. I can definitely take him out on the beer level, though. I'm naturally gifted at that. He's naturally gifted at skateboarding." —Fred Gall
What's your favorite TransWorld video?
I don't really know what my favorite TransWorld video is, but Uno and 4 Wheel Drive were some of the first skate videos I ever saw or owned, so I think that those two are still the most memorable to me. I also really like Sight Unseen, Modus Operandi, and i.e. because I think that was a good time in skateboarding, and the dudes in those videos were keeping it sick.
What's your favorite TransWorld video part?
Cardiel's part in Sight Unseen was pretty f—king epic.
What does being in a TransWorld video mean to you?
It's rad to me to be part of an awesome tradition of good skate videos.
Does a physical DVD or full-length video mean something anymore in a world of web video single parts?
Of course it means something. Maybe not to everyone, but people still collect records. The Internet has just made the whole world that much smaller, so having access to everything makes it hard to put very much value on one thing. But I think that if you like a video or an album enough you would want the real thing instead of a file on your computer.
Who have you connected with most during the filming of this video?
So far this has been the first few days of actually skating with other dudes that will be in the video. So I guess Josh and Julian are who I connected with the most so far.
What always stood out about TransWorld videos in general to you?
It always seems to me like TransWorld has made an effort to make each video noticeably different in feel and they have always tried to be leaders in quality of production. A lot of trends in filming seem to have come from TransWorld videos—probably because some of the best filmers have worked on TWS vids.
What's the difference between filming for a TransWorld video versus filming for another video?
Well, the first difference is the time frame. Having less than a year to film a part that's supposed to compare to some of the best video parts ever is pretty difficult. Most videos I have filmed for in the past take two or more years to complete.
What makes a good video part to you?
I like videos where people are really going for it. Just doing the best they can to rip and keep skating interesting.
What do you think is in store for the future of skateboarding? What direction is it headed?
Skateboarding is headed in every direction. It is just expanding, and now it encompasses everything. There's plenty of room for everyone and everything now. Our little secret isn't a secret anymore. Everyone knows how rad skateboarding is.


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Pamphlet states reveal your true shape in two weeks. Why do you have to pay up front? They won't refund your money when you receive nothing.
False measurements, told to breath in when measuring for progress. The hidden message everyone is not talking about is, they do not guarantee it. I have two copies of my measurements and numbers have been changed. Here's another good one, they stated that I refused detox, drinking lemonade mixture to reduce visceral fat.
I was offered 1 extra treatment, then I would have to pay, at a lower cost, for more treatments until I was happy. Well, if six treatments didn't work why would one more help? Then spend more money, not a chance I knew they were out to get more money at that point. They said I that this visceral fat is around my organs, how would a chiropractor be able to tell that. He never touched my body.
I have nothing in my savings because these people aren't able to admit that they are wrong. I have been going to the gym for the past 7 years, they could check that. I followed all the rules they told me. Drink water no alcohol no caffeine. I exercised. When I noticed by the fourth treatment nothing had happened, I questioned them, they said it takes 6.
They had photo's in the office of Day 1 and then Day 6. This to me was the way it should have been. Then I would have been satisfied. I asked about a refund and they said they have over head and could not refund. Then when I asked why you have to pay up front. I was told they were very busy and you have to do that to keep your spot. So which is it. I am willing to get involved to sue and get my money back.
My son is an attorney but in a different field. I am going to check to see who he might recommend. I contacted the BBB but they were able to lie to them and then I didn't get the chance to explain. I also have a witness, a friend went with me. I'm ready for a fight hope you are too. The pain is for mental distress.


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What a shock! I shall take to my bed with smelling salts and sweet tea.
Only those with no idea how the game works and the vital importance of bloodline to these people (explained in detail in my books and at Wembley) could have believed the crap in the Kate Middleton 'humble commoner' cover story.
From my book, Remember Who You Are:
'Kate must be bloodline otherwise they would not have let her near the place. I feel sorry for her entering the lair of this dark and despicable family. I hope she is okay, but who knows what Mr and Mrs Baphomet and their cronies and masters have in mind.'
'Since the Duchess married into the Royal family, much has been made of her "humble" roots, with coal miners, a road sweeper and even a prisoner among her ancestors.
But when her first child is born next year, the third-in-line to the throne's Royal pedigree will not be the only blue blood in the newborn's family tree.
New research has revealed that she is related to one of Britain's grandest families and can count a prime minister, earls and countesses among her kin. The news has been welcomed by the Duchess, who was informed of her aristocratic heritage during the first few weeks of her pregnancy.'
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IBM Storage Networking SAN b-type family provides entry and midrange switches and enterprise directors
IBM® Storage Networking SAN512B-6 and SAN256B-6*
Designed to meet relentless growth and mission-critical application demands, SAN512B-6 and SAN256B-6 b-type Gen 6 directors are an ideal platform for large enterprise environments that require increased capacity, greater throughput and higher levels of resiliency.
* The base functionality includes the Enterprise Software bundle which comprises FOS features on top of base FOS functionality included in the hardware. For further details please refer to the IBM Storage Networking SAN512B-6 and SAN256B-6 Redbooks Products Guide.
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|Link speeds
|Autosensing of 4, 8, 16 and 32 Gbps port speeds depending on SFPs used. Speed matching between 4, 8, 16 and 32 Gbps port speeds. 10 Gbps port speeds with dedicated SFPs.
|Operating systems
|For the most current and complete information, refer to SSIC.
|Optional features
|Please refer to the the IBM Storage Networking SAN512B-6 and SAN256B-6 Redbooks Products Guide to review the most current optional features.
IBM® System Storage® SAN768B-2 and SAN384B-2
IBM System Storage SAN768B-2 and SAN384B-2 fabric backbones are among the industry's most powerful Fibre Channel switching infrastructure offerings, providing reliable, scalable, high-performance foundations for private or hybrid cloud storage and highly virtualised environments. These fabric backbones have been enhanced with enterprise connectivity options to add support for IBM FICON® connectivity, offering a highly reliable FICON infrastructure with fast and scalable IBM z Systems™ servers.
Designed to increase business agility while providing nonstop access to information and reducing both infrastructure and administrative costs, the SAN768B-2 and SAN384B-2 fabric backbones with Gen 5 Fibre Channel technology, 16 Gbps performance and Fabric Vision technology capabilities deliver a new level of scalability and advanced capabilities to this robust, reliable and high-performance technology. This enables organisations to continue leveraging their existing IT investments as they grow their businesses and solve their most difficult business challenges.
Single chassis: Up to 512 (SAN768B-2) or 256 (SAN384B-2) 16 Gbps universal Fibre Channel ports, scalable using 16 Gbps Fibre Channel blades.
Multi-chassis scalability with inter-chassis link (ICL) ports.
Deploying four or more chassis with UltraScale ICL connections within a fabric requires an Enterprise ICL license.
|Link speeds
|Auto-sensing 16, 8, 4 and 2 Gbps Fibre Channel ports; 10 Gbps and optionally programmable to fixed port speed
|Operating systems
|Optional features
|Please refer to the SAN768B-2 and SAN384B-2 Redbooks Product Guide to review most current optional features
IBM® System Networking SAN96B-5
SAN96B-5 is a high-density, purpose-built, foundational building block for large and growing storage area network (SAN) infrastructures. It is designed to provide a highly resilient, scalable and simplified network infrastructure for storage. By delivering market-leading Gen 5 Fibre Channel technology and capabilities with 16 Gbps performance, SAN96B-5 meets the demands of growing, dynamic workloads and highly virtualised private and hybrid cloud storage environments.
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|Link speeds
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|Operating systems
Microsoft Windows 2008, Windows 2012
Red Hat Linux, Red Hat Linux Advanced Server
SUSE Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)
Other select operating systems
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SFPs; fiber optic cables; upgraded power supplies; 24-port Activation, Advanced Performance Monitor, Enterprise Advanced Bundle *, Fabric Watch, Extended Fabrics, Integrated Routing, Trunking Activation, Integrated 10 Gbps Fibre Channel Activation
*The Enterprise Advanced Bundle includes one license for each of the following: Fabric Watch, Extended Fabric, Advanced Performance Monitor and Trunking Activation.
IBM® Storage Networking SAN64B-6
The IBM® Storage Networking SAN64B-6 switch is designed to meet the demands of hyper-scale virtualisation, larger cloud infrastructures and growing flash-based storage environments by delivering market-leading b-type Gen 6 Fibre Channel technology and capabilities.
|Link speeds
|Autosensing of 4, 8, 16, and 32 Gbps port speeds; QSFP ports capable of supporting 128 Gbps speeds; programmable 10 Gbps fixed Fibre Channel port speed as an option
|Operating systems
|For the most current and complete information, refer to SSIC
|Optional Features
|Please refer to the SAN42B-R Redbooks Product Guide to review the most current optional features
IBM System Storage SAN48B-5
The IBM® System Storage® SAN48B-5 SAN switch is designed to meet the demands of hyper-scale, private cloud storage environments by delivering 16 Gbps Fibre Channel technology and capabilities that support highly virtualised environments. Enhanced with enterprise connectivity options that add support for IBM FICON® connectivity, this switch enables greater flexibility and investment protection in an efficiently designed 1U package.
|24-, 36- and 48-port configurations (12-port increments through Ports on Demand [PoD] licenses); universal (E, F, M, D, EX) ports
|Link speeds
|Autosensing of 2, 4, 8 or 16 Gbps port speeds; 10 Gbps and optionally programmable to fixed port speed
|Operating Systems
Microsoft Windows 2008
Windows 2012
Red Hat Linux, Red Hat Linux Advanced Server
SUSE Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES)
Other selected operating systems
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|Small form-factor pluggables (SFPs); fiber optic cables; upgraded power supplies; Twelve-port Activation, FICON with CUP Activation, Adaptive Networking, Advanced Performance Monitoring, Enterprise Advanced Bundle,* Extended Fabrics, Integrated Routing, ISL Trunking, SAO and Integrated 10 Gbps Fibre Channel Activation
IBM® System Networking SAN24B-5
The IBM System Networking SAN24B-5 switch provides outstanding price to performance value, combining flexibility, simplicity and enterprise-class functionality in an entry-level switch.
|12 and 24 ports with "ports-on-demand" scalability
|Link speeds
|2, 4, 8 and 16 Gbps auto-sensing
|Operating systems
|Optional features
Small form-factor pluggables; fiber optic cables; upgraded power supplies; Advanced Performance Monitor, Fabric Watch, ISL Trunking, Extended Fabrics, 12-port Activation, Fabric Vision and the Enterprise Bundle†
Server Application Optimisation and Adaptive Networking come standard with FOS v7.2 or later.
† The Enterprise Package includes one license for each of the following: Trunking Activation, Fabric Watch, Advanced Performance Monitor, Adaptive Networking, Server Application Optimisation and Fabric Vision.
IBM® System Storage® SAN24B-4
A compact, high-performance, easy-to-install Fibre Channel storage area network (SAN) switch that enables multiple servers to connect to external disk and tape systems. SAN24B-4 supports most common operating systems and connects to most common servers and external storage devices. Supports server virtualisation with virtual data paths across a single Fibre Channel link. Can connect to other SAN switches, routers and directors to form a multi-switch fabric for increased connectivity.
|8, 16 and 24 ports with Ports on Demand scalability
|Link speeds
|8, 4, 2 and 1 Gbps auto-sensing
|Operating systems
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IBM® System Storage® SAN42B-R extension switch
SAN42B-R is designed to address the most demanding disaster-recovery requirements. It helps maximise application performance over WAN links with 16 Gbps Fibre Channel, 1/10 and 40 Gbps ports. In addition, this enterprise-class extension switch offers "pay-as-you-grow" scalability with capacity-on-demand upgrades.
|24 port of 16-Gbps Fibre Channel, 16 ports of 1/10-Gigabit Ethernet (GbE), and 2 ports of 40-GbE
|Link speeds
|Fibre Channel port speed: 2/4/8/16-Gbps autosensing, optionally configurable FCIP Ethernet interfaces port speed: 1/10 GbE, and 40 GbE
|Operating systems
|For the most current and complete information, refer to SSIC
|Optional features
|Please refer to the SAN42B-R Redbooks Product Guide to review the most current optional features
IBM System Storage SAN06B-R multiprotocol router
An entry-level multiprotocol extension router designed to connect two Storage Area Networks (SANs) over a wide distance using the Internet as the interconnection fabric (upgrades to enterprise-level functions are available). Intended to support business continuity solutions between supported servers at one site and support servers or IBM® System Storage disk or tape devices at a distant location
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IBM® Network Advisor
IBM Network Advisor simplifies storage network management and helps organisations proactively diagnose and troubleshoot issues to maximise uptime, increase operational efficiency, and reduce costs. IBM Network Advisor provides unprecedented visibility and insight into the SAN fabric through integration with Fabric Vision technology.
Fabric Vision technology
Fabric Vision technology with IO Insight, an extension of Gen 6 Fibre Channel, provides unprecedented insight and visibility across the storage network with powerful built-in monitoring, management and diagnostic tools that enable organisations to simplify monitoring, increase operational stability and dramatically reduce costs.
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Hate Quotes, Sayings about Hatred
I hate it when I look horrible in a group photo and the person who looks good refuses to delete it.
As long as you hate, there will be people to hate.
– George Harrison
Oh love and hate are two sides of the same blade.
– Jacqueline Carey
In time we hate that which we often fear.
– William Shakespeare
Hate less, live longer.
– Terri Guillemets
Wherever love is blind, hatred can't see.
– Toba Beta
Hate leaves ugly scars, love leaves beautiful ones.
– Mignon McLaughlin
Hate is misguided love.
The price of hating other human beings is loving oneself less. – Eldridge Cleaver
If you hate your lot but wouldn't trade it, it's not your lot you hate.
– Mignon McLaughlin
If you learn to hate one or two persons… you'll soon hate millions of people.
– Jerry Spinelli
When we don't know who to hate, we hate ourselves.
– Chuck Palahniuk
All men kill the thing they hate, too, unless, of course, it kills them first.
– James Thurber
They will never love where they ought to love, who do not hate where they ought to hate.
– Edmund Burke
Hate isn't healthy, it damages the hater more than the one who's hated!
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Amar'e Stoudemire And Wife Alexis Expecting Fourth Child Together Following December Wedding
January 4, 2013 by admin
New York Knicks forward Amar'e Stoudemire and his wife, Alexis, announced that they are expecting their fourth child.
"We're blessed that we were able to extend our family," Stoudemire told People Magazine.
"We're both huge on having a nice size family. It was something we've been talking about for a while. It happened naturally and at the right time so it all worked out."


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Wrestling's Top 5 Actors
by, 10-08-2011 at 03:32 PM (5048 Views)
Hi Splashers. Thanks to one of my readers "Blink", I took a second look at my last blog, and I wasn't too pleased with it. There are some things you said that I disagreed with, but in general I saw your point.
Moving on, I've seen "Top Five" , or "Top Ten" everywhere. I figured it's about time I do one myself. I'm sure this particular one has been done over a hundred times, but this one's mine
Wrestling's Top 5 Actors
If you don't already know from the big title, this is the top 5 people who have had a wrestling career and a solid acting career. I'm basing this list in order strictly by their acting I've seen them in. I'm not expecting everyone to agree with me on this one. Everyone has their own top 5 favorites for their own reasons.
5. Triple H
When I saw his debut movie: Blade Trinity, I was not impressed with Triple H's acting skills. Then again, the movie itself sucked, and they did give him a small part. Then I watched The Chaperone, and was equally unimpressed. All the quick humor in the movie that was pushing the movie to be a comedy was in the commercials. The young girl carried the rest of the movie I thought.
I have yet to watch Inside Out, and I have heard mixed reviews about it. From what I've seen from the commercials, and from what I've been told, it looks like an adult version of The Chaperone. I'm not rushing out to rent it, perhaps when it comes on Hulu I'll check it out.
Overall I can say I'm not too crazy with Triple H's acting career. Some would say he had bum luck with crappy scripts, I say he's just a crappy actor. He might have a better luck with doing a voice over.
Now a lot of people who are reading this probably are wondering "If you think Triple sucks as an actor why put him in the top 5?" Good question. I could have put Hogan who has done everything under the sun in acting, in ANY of the other 4 spots. This #5 spot is booby prize spot. Either Hunter or Batista was getting this spot. Batista's role in his one and only movie was terrible, but he was sitting next to a hot topless chick, so I gave him a few points. Call me a pig if you will.
4. Jesse "The Body" Ventura
Many say Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson opened the doors for wrestlers when he started acting. I feel that's a load of crap considering there were a handful of great wrestlers, who started acting LONG before The Rock even set foot into the ring. A couple of name aside from Jesse Ventura are: Hulk Hogan, "Rowdy" Roddy Piper, and "Stone Cold" Steve Austin. Now I know it's been decades since Ventura has been in the ring, however, he was still a wrestler, and that's what counts in my book.
I think Jesse Ventura's greatest movie was his debut movie, the 1987 sci-fi smash hit: Predator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. For those of you who have never seen the movie, Predator is about a group of Special Forces that is secretly being hunted by an alien from another planet, with hi-tech weapons and gadgets. In my personal pick, this Ventura's best movie!
Some of other Ventura's movies are The Running Man, Ricochet, and Batman & Robin. Ventura has several other cameos such as Major League II, and a voice over in The Ringer. Even the small roles Ventura tends to play, he always picks a role that fits him, (or his voice) well. Ventura's latest movie was a comedy called Woodshop. The movie was released in 2010, where he plays none other than, a wood-shop teacher in high school.
3. "Stone Cold" Steve Austin
Steve Austin is another fine example, where an excellent wrestler transitioned into a fine actor. His first shot at acting was in 1999 in the police series Nash Bridges, where he played on the show for 6 episodes as Det. Jake Cage. At the time there was some talk about making his character a solid character on the show. However, at the time there were rumors saying that Austin could not take the part due to his WWE obligations.
As the years went on and Austin's WWE career began to wind down, that's when his acting career started to pick up. In 2005 he was in an all-star cast in the 1974 football comedy remake: The Longest Yard starring Adam Sandler. Sandler plays a former NFL player who was sent to prison, and was being blackmailed by the warden to help his guards form a football team. Austin played as the head guard. Although he didn't say much, he played a formidable role.
Then in 2007 he stepped up his game by taking on a lead role in WWE Films: Condemned. In this movie he played an opposite role of a prison guard. This time he played an inmate on death row. However this movie had a bit of a twist. His character: Jack Conrad was purchased by a greedy television producer along with 9 other death row inmates. He transports these 10 men to a deserted island deep in the south pacific, and they each have a live bomb attached to their foot. To make this movie more sadistic this movie is being played live over the internet, and the only way to survive, is to set off the other 9 bombs before the 30 minutes are up. Although this was not the most original idea of a movie, I still enjoyed it, and thought Austin did one hell of a job.
My only issue with Austin with acting is that he appears too content on doing B rated movies far too often. I think he's an excellent actor, but considering he has been in the business for over 7 years, and only 3 of his movies have hit the theaters says something.
2. John Cena
When I first did my list I had John Cena as my #1 Actor/Wrestler. Why? Because he is one of the few full-time wrestlers who go on to make good movies. Then I went and looked at his filmography, and realized I was dead wrong. John Cena has only made 4 feature films (The Reunion will not release till later this month).
Out of the 3 movies I did see I can only say I really cared for 2: 12 Rounds, and surprisingly, The Marine. The Marine was Cena's "big movie debut". Some people could get picky and say Ready to Rumble was his first movie, but considering he was an extra in the film, I don't think that counts for much for what I'm talking about here.
In The Marine Jon Cena a plays U.S. Marie John Triton, was recently honorably discharged. His wife played by Kelly Clarkson was taken by jewel thieves on the run, and Triton isn't sitting around for the local policed to bring her back home. When I first saw The Marine on DVD, I wasn't too impressed with the movie. It came at me as the run of the mill "Hot wife/girlfriend gets kidnapped; Super-Cop goes through everybody/anything to find her". Then as I watched it a few times over the years, the movie did tend to grow on me. I wouldn't say it's his best, but it's not his worst.
I think Cena's best movie was 12 Rounds. While on the outside it had similar stereo-types, as The Marine plot, action, and all around execution of the movie was just excellent! This is a movie I can continue to watch, and rarely get sick of.
Cena plays Officer Danny Fisher, as he is trying to bust Miles Jackson (Played by Aiden Gillen); one of the most notorious arms dealers. During a sting operation, Fisher get Miles at the cost of several lives, including Miles beloved brother. One year later Miles breaks free from prison, kidnaps Fisher's girlfriend Molly(played by Ashley Scott), and the game of 12 Rounds begin! In order to keep Molly alive, and for Miles sick amusement Fisher mush do 12 different tasks that Miles gives him. If you have not seen this movie you are truly missing an action-packed classic!
Cena's movie career is very short at the moment due to his busy WWE career. However when he decides to move out of the ring and in front of the camera full time, I can only imagine some of the great movies he will put out.
1. The Rock
No one can deny The Rock's success in the movie business. While I myself have over looked most of his Disney movies, almost every other one of his films has been incredible! While he was in a very small segment of The Mummy Returns, it was a great setup for the spin-off movie The Scorpion King. This movie takes place 500 years before the first Mummy, and Rock plays a mercenary where he is suppose to kill a beautiful sorcerer with prophetic powers.
With the exception of the Documentary: Beyond the Mat, The Rock has starred or featured in over 20 movies in 12 years. Some of his better movies (That I've seen) have been The Rundown, Gridiron Gang, Faster, and Fast Five. I saw Walking Tall, which was an ok movie; however I thought the movie itself was way too short. Walking tall was a remake of the 1973 film. Rock plays a Special Arms sergeant, who comes home to find things aren't the same. A casino has been built where an old mill was built, and all sorts of crime were spurting up. After he runs into some trouble himself, he vows to clean up the town one way…or another.
In the past, I have bashed The Rock for using the WWE a media whore to promote his movie reading this blog who has half a brain, knows he'll be gone after WrestleMania 28. As a wrestler I have lost a quite a bit of respect for The Rock (Or Dwayne as I would call him). However at the end of the day if you tally up all of his movies that he has done, plus his career in the ring, there is no other person to put at the #1 spot than The Rock.
Well that's it for now Splashers. I hoped most of you enjoyed my top 5 actors/wrestlers. Please feel free to leave any comments. Until next time, see you, when I see you. –Rick Starr


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Lawmakers Want to Bring Offshore Drilling To Virginia Waters
A bipartisan group of Virginia lawmakers is working to bring oil and gas drilling off the commonwealth's coast.
Although the federal government has not included the state in its five-year drilling schedule, legislators have been trying to force the administration's hand. Earlier this summer, Congress passed a bill that would open up more of the coast for drilling. Virginia's governor, Bob McDonnell, heralded the legislation and is urging the Senate to take it up.
He'll get help from Virginia's two Democratic senators, who are hoping to bring similar legislation to the floor that would allow the state to reap 37 percent of profits from any coastal drilling.
Sen. Mark Warner says coastal drilling needs to be a part of a comprehensive energy plan. "I have an all-of-the-above energy policy," Warner says. "We need more renewables, we need to take on the threat of climate change, but we need to develop more domestic energy sources as well."
This fall, lawmakers are preparing to debate energy efficiency legislation. But lawmakers only have nine legislative days scheduled for all of September -- and now the unanticipated debate over whether to attack Syria may put domestic priorities on hold.


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Lakeview author pens fourth children's book
LAKEVIEW — The milky-white whorls of October mist holding court over the early-morning waters of Tamarack Lake are a thing of beauty and an endless fascination for those lucky enough to live there. Deep in the low-lying fog, images of mythical beasts, unicorns, maybe, are easily conjured into existence and the imagination runs free, untethered from the dull pragmatism of real life.
For the geese who call the lake home during the summer months, the fog also signals the time to move on has come. The south beckons with its siren song and the long flight to warmer climes waits close at hand.
It is from this annual autumnal ritual that local author Dallas Lincoln drew inspiration for his most recent children's book, "Gladys, the Tamarack Goose (That was Left Behind)."
"Gladys" is Lincoln's fourth book, all of which have so far been geared toward children.
"I had the idea for 'Gladys' for a long time," Lincoln said. "We've lived on Tamarack Lake a long time and every year we have a huge influx of Canadian geese, they come in by the hundreds. But by late October, when the water is still warmer than the air, we have all this mist out there and it seems there's always one goose that can't fly out with the rest because of some sort of injury. She floats around honking very forlornly, because she's been left behind."
Lincoln pondered the fate of the geese that are regularly left when the rest of the flock flies south.
"I know she's not going to survive the winter," Lincoln said. "Even if a dog or hunter doesn't get her, something's going to happen to her eventually."
"Gladys" is Lincoln's fictionalized account of one goose's adventures without her flock. Though the overall message of the book is one of hope and perseverance, Lincoln admits parts of the story are a bit darker than some modern, mainstream children's books.
"I grew up with fairy tales from the Brothers Grimm," Lincoln said. "Some of those classic stories were pretty dark. Probably some of that made it into my book."
The book features beautiful, full-color illustrations by Fremont artist Renae Wallace. Lincoln commissioned Wallace's drawings after seeing her work in the book of a fellow author.
"We had a couple meetings so she could read the story and I could describe the characters to her," Lincoln said. "Then I just turned her loose and what you see in the book is what she came up with."
"Gladys" is available at The Peddler's Patch in Lakeview and Robbins Book List in Greenville.
According to Robbins' manager Kevin Powell, Robbins carries more 100 titles by local authors.
"We just got in Mr. Lincoln's most recent book," Powell said. "We also carry a couple of his earlier books."
Those earlier stories include three historically-based fictionalized accounts of the Lakeview area, "Eagle Feather and Louise," "The Sawmill Santa" and "Big Jim and the Tamarack Queen."
According to Lincoln, he has at least three other manuscripts ready for publication, including a sequel to "Gladys."
"I'm semi-retired now," he said. "I don't fish, I gave up hunting, I don't have any hobbies. To keep myself occupied and out of trouble, I thought I'd sit down and write up the stories in my head."
Having lived his entire life in Lakeview, as did his father and his father's father before him, it's only natural that Lincoln's stories focus on that bucolic village.
With "Gladys," Lincoln carries on what, for him, is becoming a most agreeable tradition.


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Jillian Michaels is a rock star in the wellness world. Her inspirational no-excuses attitude on NBC's "The Biggest Loser" has turned her into one of America's premiere trainers. Plus, she's got a fitness empire of DVDs and workout equipment.
Now, this busy lady has even more on her plate - she's the mother of two, having adopted a 2-year old daughter and had a baby boy with her partner, Heidi Rhoades, last spring. "I used to say, 'If you're going to exercise, then you do it, and you do it 100 percent. Now if I've got to answer e-mails while I work out on the Stairmaster, well, then that's what it is," reveals Jillian in the April issue of Fitness magazine.
The workout guru, 39, flaunts her enviably toned body on the cover of April's Fitness magazine. Inside the pages, she shares her secrets to balancing motherhood, exercise and her incredibly busy career. "Every day I tell myself how blessed I am. I can't bitch about it, because this is what I wanted."
The self-professed control freak admits having a hard time fitting it all in, but adds, "It's definitely best for me to work exercise into other things I'm doing that day. I try to bike to work or take a long walk-jog on the beach with the kids."
Nice to know the seemingly perfect Jillian is just like the rest of us moms, struggling to balance home and everything else. Plus, try and manage a little me time. After all, moms need to take care of themselves.
Want an effective way to get in shape for the upcoming bikini season? Jillian shared with Fitness magazine her 3 favorite tips to losing weight.
1. Wreak Havoc:
"Next time you're feeling full but can't stop picking at your plate, wreck it. Pour salt on it or put your drink on it, just ruin it. People have issues with wrecking food because it feels wrong, but let's get real: it's not going to children starving in Africa, it's going to the trash."
2. Amp It Up:
"Drinking an espresso or 200 milligrams of caffeine 45 minutes before you exercise is a known performance enhancer. People love to demonize me for suggesting this, but caffeine has proven health benefits and you will dramatically increase your burn."
3. Get Out Of Your Chair:
"Simply standing up burns one and a half times more calories than sitting. So whether you're waiting at the doctor's office or making a phone call at work, stand up."
For more of Jillian's insightful healthy living tips, head to www.fitnessmagazine.com
-- Terri MacLeod
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