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I've been working my way through the video and text reporting notes I collected at CES, and I'm ready to announce my choice for my favorite product at the show -- the Ford Work Solution . In this package, it's a little larger than the average consumer gadget, weighing in a something over 4,000 pounds. For someone working in a wide variety of industries, though, the combination of serious truck and fully-functional integrated computer will be a winner.
We tend to think of highly-mobile computers as tools for mobile executives and white-collar workers, but I've been talking with a lot of contractors, farmers, and they are at least as dependent on computers as the execs. I like both the ability to do things like print in the cab from a Bluetooth printer and the availability of the RFID-tag system for keeping up with tools. They show some serious thought into how people use the trucks to get their jobs done.
I haven't checked out how difficult it might be to develop custom apps for this system, but I can imagine a lot of vertical-market integration going on for folks ranging from large-animal vets to environmental engineers and technicians. As we move forward in the recovering economy, tools like this are going to be more important as increasing numbers of us decide that we can't wait on large corporations to provide jobs.
Now, it has to be noted that the basic functionality of this system could be replicated with individual components based around a laptop or netbook computer. Companies like Duluth Trading Company and JC Whitney sell accessories to turn a truck cab into a mobile office, and the computer system pieces are readily available. Having Ford integrate the system and cover it with their 3-year vehicle warranty is going to be compelling for a lot of customers, though.
On a personal note, I really want this truck. I don't, strictly speaking, need it -- my little half-ton Chevy is perfectly functional. But that big, bright-yellow truck with all the racks and lift-rails pushes the same buttons for me that Ferraris push for a lot of other people. Sigh.

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The vast majority of cyber-attacks that affect physical machines can also attack virtual machines (VMs). In fact, virtualization can actually increase your levels of security risk. While virtualization can improve IT agility and efficiency, it also adds more layers of technology. Maintaining full visibility for each layer– and how they interact – can be difficult. And more layers generally means more 'attack surfaces', increasing the ways in which cybercriminals can attack your business.
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A single infected VM or file can take your entire data center offline. So don't let VMs become the weakest link in your corporate security. Virtual servers and VDI, including VMs powered off then brought back online, must all be protected just as efficiently as their physical counterparts. And if every virtualized object in your software-defined data center is to be properly secured, traditional security solutions are a 'no go'.


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The CZ 85 is a very nice pistol. It has the same 4.7" barrel as the SP-01 although the frame has no rails (not a big concern for most shooters). The ambidextrous controls are a nice touch -they even made the slide-stop lever ambidextrous! The 85 has a manual safety unlike my SP-01 Tactical with ambi decock. I prefer decock though, admittedly, most prefer the manual safety for some archaic reason... :P
If you can get the model 85 cheaper it would be a great investment in a fine firearm. I know the shadow has target sights and the competition hammer which some prefer but the sights are liable to snag on clothing if the pistol is carried concealed for personal defense. As a target pistol the Shadow is probably more appropraite right out of the box though either gun could be set-up per your preferences after purchase (for additional cost).
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Apparently, there's a lot in a name. Just when we started getting
accustomed to Microsoft's software naming strategy - using the year for
different iterative releases - it threw us a loop and started tossing
around the .NET naming convention. For a time, this confused many of us
who were trying to develop upon the .NET platform (which you can read
more about at http://www.microsoft.com/net), and use .NET server
A few years prior to .NET, Microsoft received a lot of customer
opposition when the company deviated from the NT name in its release of
Windows 2000 Server. Even today, customers still refer to Microsoft's
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And as you may already know, Microsoft has done it again. What has been
known as "Windows .NET Server 2003" is now officially referred to as
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in April and according to Microsoft, the change is part of a larger
naming and branding strategy for .NET.
This time around, however, the name change isn't necessarily a bad thing
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Microsoft e-mailed a letter to its partners in early January describing
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Feature Suggestion – Dynamically populate dropdowns
A great feature would be dynamic dropdown population based on previous choices.
Say the first dropdown was a taxonomy of animal, and this taxonomy contained the terms, dog, fish, cat
A second taxonomy might be product type with the terms, food, drugs, underwater castles
Say a post is with the terms dog and food. If selecting dog from the first dropdown and food from the second, great, the query returns the post. Now say we select dog from the first dropdown and underwater castles from the second, we get an empty result as their are no posts with both terms, dog and underwater castle.
If the second dropdown was dynamically populated based on the choice in the first dropdown then you would only ever be able to select a combination that actually returns a result.
You could choose which taxonomies to include, and then select which ones are to be dynamically populated, obviously you would not be able to dynamically populate the first. The dropdowns that are to be dynamically populated could be disabled or hidden until a previous choice is made.
The search button could be disabled until you have selected from the first dropdown. If the second dropdown does not become enabled this makes it clear there are no terms in the second taxonomy and you can just search using the first. If the second taxonomy does have a term.
Another cool way to do it would be kind of the reverse. If a term exists in the first dropdown that does not share a post with a term from the second dropdown, the term in not added to the first dropdown, making it impossible to make a select but be left with the second dropdown being grayed out.
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JCB No. 21 Brut Cremant de Bourgogne
Non-Vintage Sparkling Wine from Burgundy, France
Winemaker's Notes
Each JCB wine is known by a number. And each number has deep significance for Jean-Charles Boisset, the collection's creator and namesake. Jean-Charles' philosophy of wine has been profoundly shaped by the wine region where he was born and raised: Burgundy's famous Cote d'Or, which translates to the Gold Coast. No. 21 honors this connection and heritage, for 21 is the French government's "Department" number for the Cote d'Or.
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Wine Enthusiast - "Part of a range of wines created by Jean-Charles Boisset of Boisset Family Estates. This Cremant is crisply apple and lemon flavored, a bone-dry, textured wine that is destined for food. It finishes with elegant acidity. Boisset Family Estates."
JCB by Jean-Charles Boisset Winery
Jean-Charles Boisset, the visionary behind JCB, is fervently passionate about Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from both his native Burgundy as well as from Sonoma County, where he owns DeLoach Vineyards. JCB wines are crafted to express a style that embodies only the finest characteristics of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
Backed by centuries of tradition, our wines speak for themselves. To taste them is to discover what happens when terroir, talent, and vision come together.
"What if we could capture style and hold it in the bottle, along with all of its heritage, treasures and promises? What if that uncompromising personality - audacious, unique, mysterious, passionate, subtle - was revealed from one bottle to another by a distinct number, until it was all held in a limited collection of wines? A collection of rare numbered edition wines, composed by Jean-Charles Boisset, stemming from centuries of Burgundian family tradition combined with the graceful exploration of sophisticated terroir where elegance, delicacy, refinement and finesse can be discovered. A way of reinventing time and celebrating style that goes beyond fashion: This is the spirit of JCB."
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About BurgundyView a map of Burgundy wineries
Burgundy is a small region, only about a fourth the size of Bordeaux. The narrow thread of vineyard land stretches from the city of Dijon to Lyon. The five main districts of Burgundy are – from North to South - Chablis, Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise, Maconnais, and Beaujolais. Chablis is far removed geographically (above Dijon) and adheres to its own classifications. Beaujolais is its own region due to grape variety, vinification methods and regulations. Leaving us with the Côte d'Or, Côte Chalonnaise and Maconnais as the heart of Burgundy.
Grapes of the region are easy to remember - Pinot Noir for reds, Chardonnay for whites. Burgundy can be called home for both varietals, despite their increasing presence in every winemaking country. In this area red wines out number whites, although the quality for both is unparalleled.
A bit of History...Once owned and run by the church and nobility, the vineyards of Burgundy were seized during French Revolution and sold off piece by piece. Further separation occurred with Napoleonic Law, which ordered that inherited land be divided among children equally. These two factors put Burgundy where it is today – a myriad of vineyards and villages, each with a number of growers and producers.
NégociantsBurgundy is organized by plots of land and labeled as such. About half of Burgundy works on a négociant system. Growers of small plots sell grapes, or more often, barrels of already made wine, to négociant houses who then blend it with other wines from that region and put it under their label. While the négociant system may sound like a way to produce mass amounts of anonymous wines, that is, luckily, not the case. Wines are labeled with a sense of place, so you know what land you are getting. There are some négociant houses that are much more renowned and consistent than others, and for the most part, the system works. But times are changing. Some growers are purchasing more land and making the wine on their property, under their label, for more consistency. On the other side, négociant houses are buying up their own vineyards so they will have more control over winemaking.
Classification SystemThe classification system is similar to a pyramid. At the base of the pyramid is the most basic of the classifications, the Burgundy AC, meaning grapes can come from anywhere in the Burgundy region. Next up is a village wine, such as Côte de Beaune or Côte de Nuits, or the villages within these regions, like Givery-Chambertin or Puligny-Montrachet. The label will say Appellation Puligny-Montrachet Controlée. At the next level is the premier cru. A wine that says Puligny-Montrachet 1er Cru will still be Appellation Puligny-Montrachet [premier cru] Controllée, but may include the premier cru vineyard name, such as Les Pucelles. At the tip of the pyramid are the grand cru vineyards. There are only 30 in the Côte d'Or and the name of the vineyard is the appellation name.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country unto itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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Child Protection in Angus
Information for Parents and Carers:
About child protection investigations
This information is to help families who become involved in child protection investigations to understand:
- why people are concerned;
- what is likely to happen during the investigation;
- what will happen after the investigation; and
- where families can get help.
Responsibilities of agencies and others
Everyone has a responsibility to make sure children are safe and well looked after. You should report any concerns about a child or young person's welfare or protection to:
- professionals involved with the child or family;
- social work; or
- the police.
Why people may be concerned about a child?
There may be concerns about children for a variety of reasons, for example, the child has experienced, or is at risk of, harm. There are different types of harm to children and they include the following:
- Physical injury - being hit, kicked, punched, burned or scalded
- Physical neglect - not being properly fed or clothed, poor hygiene, illness or injury that has not been treated
- Sexual abuse - sexual behaviour or language that is not appropriate. This could include being exposed to or involved in mobile phone or internet abuse
- Emotional abuse - being criticised all the time or put down, being ignored, humiliated or exposed to family violence
- Failing to thrive - not growing or developing as expected, with no obvious reasons for this.
There may also be concerns because a child is, or may be, living in the same house as a person who is a risk to children.
What is likely to happen during an investigation?
Social workers and the police have a legal responsibility to investigate any concerns which suggest a child has been harmed or is at risk of harm.
In an investigation, it is important that the social worker or police officer contacts the parent/carer as quickly as possible.
The reasons for this are to:
- make sure the child is healthy and safe;
- protect the child from the actions of any possible offenders; and
- tell the parent or carer about the concerns that have been raised.
At all times the welfare of the child comes first. Usually the police officer and social worker will want to do the following.
- Speak to the child. Sometimes it may be necessary to do this away from home. Where possible they will ask a parent or carer to be there and they will make sure the child is properly looked after at all times.
- Speak to the parent or carer.
- Speak to any other relevant person, for example, other family members, the child's teacher, a health visitor.
- Ask for more information, for example, checking the conditions children are living in.
- Arrange a medical examination if necessary.
Police officers may want to interview anyone suspected of harming a child.
Depending on the child's age and how well they understand, the social worker and police officer will usually ask the child to agree to take part in an interview or a medical examination.
In most cases, the parent or carer will be asked by the social worker or police officer to agree to the child being interviewed. However, sometimes this might not be possible. In these situations, why the child was interviewed by a social worker or police officer, or other action was taken by them, without the parent or carer's knowledge or consent will be explained.
If the parent or carer refuses to agree, the social worker or police officer may consider other emergency legal measures to protect the child's welfare.
Where possible, the parent or carer will be kept up to date by the social worker or police officer with the investigation. If the parent or carer needs advice or support, this can be arranged. If they feel that they have not been treated fairly by any of the workers involved, they will be advised of their rights and given information by them about who they should contact for more advice.
What will happen after the investigation?
The social worker and police officer will collect information about the child's circumstances and assess whether the child is at risk or not. Depending on what they find out, one or more of the following might happen.
- They will take no more action.
- They will offer support to the parent or carer and the child.
- There will be a child protection case conference to decide whether more child protection measures are necessary.
- They may ask the person who is a risk to the child to move out of the family home.
- There may be voluntary arrangements for the child to live with a family member or friend.
- They may need to take legal action to protect the child.
- They may refer the child to the Reporter to the Children's Hearing for Angus who will consider the referral and decide on the need for a children's hearing.
In most cases, children are able to stay at home. Children only need to be taken away from home by a social worker if the information suggests there is an immediate danger to the child and they cannot be protected within their own family.
Medical examinations
In some cases, the child may need a medical examination. The main reasons for this are to:
- check the good health and welfare of the child;
- confirm whether the child has been injured; and
- find out how any injuries that may have been found have been caused.
The results of any medical examination may be used by the social worker later as evidence in any Children's Hearing or in court.
Medical examinations may be carried out by:
- the child's own doctor;
- community paediatrician; or
- doctors with a special knowledge of child protection.
After the medical, the results will be discussed with the parents or carers and the child by the doctor carrying out the medical, the social worker or police officer.
Where families can get help
If a parent or carer needs legal advice on their and their child's rights in relation to an investigation, they can contact:
- a solicitor (legal aid may be available);
- Citizens Advice; or
- the Child Law Society.
If there is anything that a parent or carer does not understand, they can ask the workers involved. They are used to being asked questions in these situations. If they cannot answer the questions, they will try to find the right person who can.
Children have a right to grow up in households where they feel safe, well looked after and protected. If the parent or carer would like more help or advice about caring for a child, please speak to one of the following.
- a health visitor.
- a nursery teacher.
- a teacher.
- a social worker.
- your family doctor.
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Sept. 10, 2013
RENO, Nev. -
The University of Nevada soccer team has partnered with the Great Basin Youth Soccer League and the Food Bank of Northern Nevada to host a soccer match against Sacramento State Sunday afternoon at the Moana Springs Sports Complex. Kick-off is scheduled for 4 p.m. The event is free to the public. Fans are encouraged to bring canned goods to donate to the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.
"The northern Nevada soccer community led by GBYSL Commissioner Richard Jay and many others, have done a great job to get more access for kids to play soccer," head coach Dr. Melissa Price said. "We have such a great partnership with the Great Basin Youth Soccer League and the rest of the soccer community. We thought what a great way to showcase Moana Field as well as our soccer program at the University of Nevada. We are excited about the community event, where everyone can get together and rally behind Wolf Pack soccer and also help donate to a great cause in the Food Bank of Northern Nevada."
The Great Basin Youth Soccer League has been a great supporter of Wolf Pack soccer, donating $15,000 to the program annually. Many of the GBYSL members can be seen on Nevada soccer game days, helping out the team as ball kids and coming out in large numbers to support Nevada at all home matches at Mackay Stadium.
"GBYSL and the Nevada soccer team has a great working relationship," GBYSL Commissioner and past president Richard Jay said. "The Wolf Pack helps us with coaching education, team education, NCAA recruitment seminars and other such events. We are a financial supporter of the program and as such the team continues to improve every year. Most teams prefer to play on natural grass and we thought this would be a great community event to show off the team and the new fields. This is truly a partnership which benefits all soccer players in northern Nevada."
The Wolf Pack will look to break the attendance record of 1,007 that was set on Sep. 23, 2012, when the team hosted Pac-12 foe Cal at Mackay Stadium. The Reno Host Lions Club will be on hand cooking hamburgers and polish dogs, with all proceeds going towards an effort to provide glasses for school kids in northern Nevada. Local area food trucks will also be available for fans. With limited bleacher seating, fans are asked to bring blankets and low back chairs to sit in the large lawn seating area.
"Every year we are always looking to increase our fan attendance," Dr. Price said. "There will be some seating at the stadium, but we want fans to bring blankets or low back chairs and be really close to the action. We are hoping that all of our fans will join us this Sunday at 4 p.m. and support the team."
Great Basin Youth Soccer League
The mission of the Great Basin Youth Soccer League (GBYSL) is to provide instructional, recreational and competitive youth soccer opportunities for all young athletes that enhance character, community and love of the game of soccer. Integrated in this is the building of self-esteem, self-confidence, team work, respect for self and others, and all the inherent benefits of youth sports.
Food Bank of Northern Nevada
Our mission is to end hunger in our region through direct services, advocacy, outreach and education. The Food Bank of Northern Nevada provides a creative link between food resources and hungry people. The Food Bank is a warehouse distribution and support system for our service programs and non-profit agencies directly serving the needy, the ill, the elderly and children in our 90,000 square mile service area. Our goal is to Make Hunger History.


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This is a discussion on If it is legal, why the hassle? within the Open Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; It's the Philly arguement all over again. "Open Carriers may be 'inconveinenced' by local LEOs when OC'ing"...
It's the Philly arguement all over again. "Open Carriers may be 'inconveinenced' by local LEOs when OC'ing"
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Paranoia strikes deep, into your life it will creep. It starts when you're always afraid... Buffalo Springfield - For What It's Worth
One being that a lot of police officers are taught in the academy that anyone who has a gun and isn't a cop is automatically a bad guy. That's what they tried to teach us in the City of Mobile Alabama Police Academy. I pointed out to the instructor that a lot of people have their permits and go through a background check before getting it so that should at least elevate them above scum bag status and I was verbally squashed for suggesting that anyone with a gun who wasn't a cop could be someone that could be trusted.
Another reason is, a lot of police officers do not know the laws that pertain to someone carrying openly or concealed very well. This comes from them not having to deal with them much. Cops deal with drunks, druggies, people who assault other folks, rapists, robbers, and a ton of other assorted criminals on a much more regular basis that they ever do with people who are legally carrying. As a result, the laws that they have to deal with and think about most often are the ones they have the most detailed knowledge of. Same with anyone in their own line of work, what ever you have to do repeatedly for your job is what you are going to know the most about.
There are lots of cops out there who are not gun people. Believe it or not but most cops view the gun they carry on duty as just another piece of equipment that they have to carry to do their job. And most cops do not shoot nearly as much nor as well as most of us here. I have known several cops who fired their guns once or twice a year and that was just to re-qualify.
There are lots of reasons that cops react the way that they do to open carry.
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The reason has been building for over 40 years as our educational system has been an indoctrinating center for the young sheeples. Transforming them into the new castrati! They tell them that they don't need a weapon for protection as we are civilized and the world thinks just like us! Of course none of these indoctrinators have ventured outside the US and Europe! I've lived in the Middle East when I was young, Viet Nam at 18, worked in Mexico, Canada, and Russia. They do not think likes us and live has a different value! The new LEs have gone through the indoctrinating and they have "You don't need no stinking guns! We'll protect you!" Only BGs have guns! Old hand like Massad Ayoob are few and far between.
I see this in my six children, 21 grandchildren, and 9 great! I have purchased every one of my grandchildren a copy of the Federalist Paper, the Constitution (Without the disclaimer!), and books written by the founding fathers. Some get it; other I'm afraid are to far gone to be anything but sheeple!
As our Republic is under attack one of my favorite quotes by Ben Franklin is in my signature.
It does not take a majority to prevail but rather an irate, tireless minority, keen on setting brush fires of freedom in the minds of men!
Samuel Adams
"In an insane society a sane man must appear insane." Spock & Movie "Serial"
FYI - In Minnesota, OC is only legal with a permit.
My thoughts are that some jurisdictions may feel that they may have liabilities if someone calls to report a 'man with a gun', they don't respond, & something illegal occurs. Others (cough, cough, Minneapolis, cough) may have orders from their superiors to lean heavily on those who attempt to excercise this right simply because they disagree with the legislators who wrote the carry law - nevermind that it would certainly seem that they are obligated to uphold such a law based on their place in the hierarchy of the state's legal system.
These are just my thoughts on the subject & please note that I have no direct background or actual experience in these matters. I don't play a lawyer on TV or otherwise.
I do not plan on partaking in OC unless involved with a political protest or a carry event where OC is the focus...or I feel the need to do so on my own property as a protective measure. Kudos to those who would choose to do so.
"Historical examination of the right to bear arms, from English antecedents to the drafting of the Second Amendment, bears proof that the right to bear arms has consistently been, and should still be, construed as an individual right." -- U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings, Re: U.S. vs Emerson (1999)
Nothing wrong with op - but if you look different your gonna get noticed and since few carry openly these days - it sticks out. With crazies every where your gonna gets some looks - maybe even a question or two. If you think about it - how many times you been questioned while carrying when you are dressed in hunting gear and you smell like doe urine. Anything out of the "ordinary" raises questions these days.
Great privilege comes with great responsibility.
911 call ; "man with a stick" , we better go check him out that he doesn't plan to beat anyone with it.
Think about it..... " a man with a gun call" ... what's the circumstances ? Open carry, about 99% chance he's legally carrying it and legal to own it. Is he pointing it at someone ? Then, you might want to go to the call.
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Chief Justice John Roberts : "I don't see how you can read Heller and not take away from it the notion that the Second Amendment...was extremely important to the framers in their view of what liberty meant."
Anywhere else and they just give you a wide berth because most people don't like the smell of doe urine.
Now, openly carrying a gun here, which is 100% legal without a permit will get the sheeple to call the cops on me. I doubt I'd make it 2 blocks before the cops got called as I walked my dogs with a gun on my hip. Would I get arrested, or a ticket? I might where I live, but I shouldn't. The sheeple are afraid of things they do not understand.
You know what's amazing in Wisconsin? My only form of legal SD will be CC when it passes. I'm banned from owning mace and tasers. This state has some serious flaws when it comes to self protection.
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I just avoid all the drama by carrying concealed.
There's probably some kind of myopia whereby the advocates of OC imagine that the only people who would do it are people who are exactly like them.
"It may seem difficult at first, but everything is difficult at first."
Police are the good guys that have guns, only other people that have guns are bad guys, handguns are only used for killing people so anyone not a cop that has a gun is a murderer. This is the doctrine that has been pushed on this country for about a century now.
If you go to Alaska the LEOs will readily tell you, "everyone has a gun up here" and it's common place and not a second thought, just don't bring it into the post office. In Alaska you could easily have only one LEO for thousands of miles and a response time of days, the ability to self sustain and protect yourself from wildlife and humans is a responsibility accepted by many. Travel south along the coast and you will soon hit a state where most response times fall within under an hour and the prevailing social mantra is if anything bad happens to you it's up to the police to protect you, you should be allowed to carry a weapon and if someone wants to rape or kill you, you can talk to them until the police show up; here responsibility is not accepted but rather deferred. Mind you, the police are not obligated to protect you, only the public at large
Nobody wants the responsibility, nobody wants the liability and you don't have to accept it if you're not allowed to have it. And if we take away the right that comes second only to freedom of speech religion and press, that shall not be infringed; then people wont have to worry about guns because they'll just all go away. Take a look at the states as you already have and you'll see that the laws still favor out of sight out of mind, and when less than 20% of the population carries openly or concealed and where both are legal the vast majority are carrying concealed, and you soon see that it's something people don't want to think about because they don't want to be reminded about the personal responsibility of self preservation. The thought of taking care of oneself is almost alien at this point in time as far as mainstream philosophy goes. And do take note that these are all emotive arguments against carrying and open carrying, when you look at it statistically over the last 50 years, the more people that are allowed to carry the lower the crime rate goes, the fewer incidents there are and more good guys survive. I don't have the link handy but there are some great gun fact websites that people link to on this board that are just full of empirical data that refutes the emotive arguments.
Yes, it would be nice for a thread like this to be just like the currently running bullet proof vest thread, where the responses are "In the summer carrying outside the pants is more comfortable than carrying inside the pants but in the winter it's the other way around" to me the thought of open vs concealed carry should come near the level of thought of am I tucking in my shirt or letting it hang out today, it's a mood and comfort and balance of the situation and causally there's no reason to conceal, around the house the Glock is almost always in the OWB holster with an untucked shirt kinda bunched up around it. However as an adult I can look at the world around me and clearly see that the rest of the world could not fathom me being responsible for making sure I get home in one piece everyday, so in public unless I'm in a situation where I know open carry will be accepted without a second thought, I don't do it because there's going to be a MWAG call and frankly I think the police have more important things to be doing in this town, and if they're out hassling the bad guys instead of me then maybe that's one more actual mugger, assaulter, robber, murder, methhead, probation violator or drug dealer that they've got time to respond to or proactively seek out and get off the streets making it that much more likely the only place my Glock needs to be shot is at the range. Many of us here have in one manner or another developed the exposure and socialization needed to ascertain a certain degree of comfort in the presence of firearms (heck if the right handgun is OC'ed I bet some here would need to wipe the drool from the corner of their mouth); however while people see guns on TV every night and in the movies every weekend, they've been largely kept out of sight in public and that's prevented the large scale socialization needed for people to view them as what they are and not as evil monsters they're made out to be through myth.
There was a statement earlier in this thread about a gun being nothing more than a tool, and to a large extent I agree with the tool mentality, there's no need to use it most of the time, but when I need it, I NEED IT, there is no going and digging it out of the tool box, it's like having a spare tire and small compressor in your trunk, if you're away from home and away from immediate help, you can handle the situation and get yourself to safety; it's a tool. The same can be said for a fire extinguisher, I know the procedure and put it where it's handy and hope I never need it (and statistically I'll need the handgun 5 times for home invasions before I need an extinguisher for a house fire) but when I need it I need it within seconds and need to employ it quickly in order to prevent my house office or car from burning up. A gun is a tool, and when I need it, I need it to increase my odds of living.
Oh and in WI you can have pepper spray, it just needs to be more diluted than Tabasco sauce, and they do carry such a weak variety at Gander Mtn. stores in WI.
Sorry for the long read, hopefully it was worth it.
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To keep the herd calm and going about their day grazing in an orderly manner.
I've gathered from some LEO interactions that even though if OC is legal [pending jurisdiction/preemption status], their interpretation is that once it [the guns existence] creates a disturbance or a sheep becomes scared, then there is a law infraction taking place called disturbing the peace.
Corrective measures [that will never happen]
911 operators asking simple intelligent questions as previous examples given.
LEO education/training/reminders that responding to an MWAG call albeit irritating, is better than responding to a domestic or a mean drunk. For the love of the gods, once the "all clear" is given over the radio, the other 10 LEOs in transit can return to their previous activities - READ - They don't need to show up on scene creating more of a disturbance, and causing more panic among the sheep.
Grasseater // Grass~eat~er noun, often attributive \ˈgras-ē-tər\
A person who is incapable of independent thought; a person who is herd animal-like in behavior; one who cannot distinguish between right and wrong; a foolish person.
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American Dream Not Realized In Time For Super Bowl
Next door to MetLife is its cartoonish multi-billion dollar neighbor, the American Dream entertainment complex. If all had gone to plan, it would have been open.
Back in 2003, moneyed developers and then-Governor James McGreevey announced a public-private partnership for the facility which then went by the overly splendid name of Xanadu.
"This will be the premiere family entertainment center in the Northeast of the USA," he said.
Even for Jersey, Xanadu was over the top. Not only would there be high end shops and restaurants…there would be a 14-story indoor ski run, a water park with wave pool. An amusement park including a Ferris wheel. A 26-screen movie theater.
And all of this would come complete with a new $200 million dollar rail line that would also serve MetLife. And this super entertainment center would be built in time for the 2014 Super Bowl.
Today, the rail line is there. But three sets of owners and a trail of litigation later, the stalled project, which has since been renamed "American Dream," sits empty on the Meadowlands' biggest day. That disappoints Bergen County Freeholder Tracy Zur.
"For us to miss the opportunity of being able to capture the tourism dollars that could have been spent at that project, at that mall and on all of the entertainment that could have gone on there," she said. "It's an opportunity that's unfortunately not going to be realized at this point in time."
In 2010, Xanadu was sold to Triple Five, the corporation behind the Mall of America Minneapolis. The company plans to keep the facility's original features but make it bigger and pour in more money. After renaming the project "American Dream," the group has been busy securing financing – and a $390 million dollar tax break – to finally complete the project.
Many in New Jersey, like Zur, are anxious its completion.
"This is a project that we need here in Bergen County. These are jobs that we need here in Bergen County. So I am very eager to see this get under way," Zur said. The project's funding fizzle occurred when Lehman Brothers, once a backer of Xanadu, declared bankruptcy in 2008.
From the start, it had support from political leaders and real estate developers. A succession of governors including Jon Corzine and Chris Christie backed it, as did former New York Governor George Pataki. But East Rutherford Mayor James Cassella says Xanadu, or American Dream. is not something local leaders pushed for.
Governor Chris Christie, who has expressed frustration with the project's delay, has said it would be too costly to tear it down.
Recently Mayor Cassella told the New Yorker magazine, that the meadowlands is like Monaco. A principality that bears little relationship to his working class town, yet draws huge out-of-town investments. He shrugs it off as inevitable.
"If they want something to happen, it's going to happen."
The sports complex at the Meadowlands takes up about a third of East Rutherford's four-mile radius. Historically, the venues have broken even or lost money. State taxpayers today are still paying off debt on the old Giants Stadium, demolished in 2010.
The stadium's replacement, MetLife was built with private money and its NFL owners don't pay property taxes to East Rutherford. They pay a lease to the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority and East Rutherford receives a payment. But it's less than what the town would reap in property taxes.
As for missing a Super Bowl-sized opportunity, Triple Five's spokesman, Alan Marcus, says that's far from true.
"The reality is, is that this project stands on its own," said Marcus. "It doesn't rely on a Super Bowl. That's one day, one week."


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Shares of MphasiS were last traded at Rs 386 on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). Earlier on Tuesday, Hewlett-Packard said it took the charge related to its acquisition of software firm Autonomy, citing "serious accounting improprieties," as it reported a fourth-quarter loss.
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That should be a good lesson in how important bullet selection is for long range ballistics. Many think the 338 Lapua is a laser beam.... and it is compared to many other cartridges at very long range. But there are many ways to shoot very flat to 1000yds without such a cartridge. The 338 Lapua really starts to shine beyond 1000yds when using the high BC bullets available, even though the MV's are nothing special. I would guess that HSM is using the Match King when the Scenar would provide much better ballistic performance.
250gr SMK: .587 BC
250gr Scenar: .675 BC
300gr SMK: .768 BC
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Wow, people are idiots.
Lesson learned: Never fight up bleachers.
The thread title also implies there are smart Yankees fans; also a non-existent group.
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Holy Did not expect her to get kicked in the face and fall straight down a couple of rows. That was wild. And I laughed a little bit
Edit: Can someone make a gif of that?
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Oh and the kicker is... not even a Redsox vs Yankees game! I think they were playing the Tigers.
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The kick to the face was amazing.
yay sports!
Dumbasses like this are why alcohol gets banned everywhere
i could never wrap my head around the mentality of beating/fighting someone because they like a different professional team. i mean.....YOUR not part of the team, its not YOUR team, you have nothing to do with besides spending money on overpriced shirts/hats/tickets/beer. is it worth getting your face kicked in?
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Why did she try to take on the entire section? And fight uphill?
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The Old Testament, Keystone of Human Culture by William F. Irwin
William A. Irwin was Professor of Old Testament Languages and Literature at Southern Methodist University, formerly Professor of Old Testament Languages and Literature at the University of Chicago. He is the author of The Problem of Ezekiel, and The Intellectual Adventure of Ancient Man, and many other books. This material was published by Abelard-Schuman, London and New York, 1959. Prepared for Religion-Online by Paul & Shirley Mobley.
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Amazin Nation IntroductionJune 14, 2009
OnTheBlack.com Subscriber nymdsa1 made a pretty cool tribute video of some of the Mets fans that have YouTube Channels. Of course yours truly is apart of the video
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Wow this guy most have worked really hard and a long night to do something this amazing. lol
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GSA Phoenix Red capped off a big weekend at the Disney's Soccer Showcase with a title in the U-17 Showcase division and a third place for its U-18s and fourth place for its U-15s.
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This book highlights black and white animals and the purpose for their black and white coloring. The illustrations are simple yet accurate and and the animals covered range from skunks to butterflies. I felt wanting more information on the reasons and purposes of their coloring.
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Some of us were more excited to head back to class then others, Doug Jessey, in particular. I'll give an example as to just how excited he was. On Monday morning at 9 a.m., Doug Jessey, Doug Beck and I have Finance 201 together. Beck and I walked to class together at roughly 8:50, earlier than everybody else in the class. Or so we thought. As we walked in the pitch dark class and turned on the lights, we found Doug Jessey sitting alone in the front row, next to the teacher's desk with his notebook, his calculator and pen in hand. Talk about loving school. I guess his ridiculously high GPA speaks for itself though.
For many of us, the break was spent taking an afternoon nap once we got home from practice followed by movie watching for much of the evening. Several guys are pretty intense video game players and played Call of Duty for hours on end. For me, I couldn't be happier that the NHL is back, however, it would have been nice if it was on the television over the break. There are only so many movies out there.
This weekend, we head to Bentley where we want to keep our winning ways going after a sweep of Sacred Heart last weekend. It's hard to believe that our regular season is now half over, knowing that the playoffs are not that far away. We need all the points we can get as we keep pushing our way to the top of the standings. Our remaining schedule is in no way easy as we play almost all of our major rivals, Mercyhurst, Air Force, RIT and Niagara.
Anyways, for those of you reading this, keep coming out to Buffalo State and supporting us as our games get more and more important. I actually have some homework I have to get back to so, until next week, keep it simple,
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The following post prompt me to raise this question.
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After writing my recent dairy and as I was going thru all the dairy that I wrote for "ZEUS". I realize that he is not replaceable!!! I don't think I will/or try to buy another ROtti to replace him in my heart. Cause he is too special that no other dog or human can replace. I realize the definitions of an old saying......
I had finally realize the importance of "ZEUS". How much he really meant to me. I had confirm by the doctor that I am under depression. I know its hard to believe that loosing a dog is that important to anybody. I am currently under medication of for my depressant. Everytime, I look back.... I had realize that how awful of an owner I was to my son. I had never realize how much I love "ZEUS" til he's gone. I don't think I was ever ever that hurt when (believing) , breaking with someone I love.... I finally realize how much it hurts. Now is June 12, 2005. Who can ever believe that I am still in tears and heartbroken as I was on Jan 27,2005(the day "ZEUS" left me) Being an owner has alot of responsibilities. Raising Zeus has given me an opportunities of learning how to love, regret, responsibilities, caring, hurt, painful, missing, missed,............
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HOW COMPENSATION WORKS: The underlying concept under Free Agent Compensation is that teams should be compensated for losing players they truly wanted back. While compensation has undergone many changes, this principle still is the focus of the system.
A team won't get compensation for any player that leaves. First, a player has to be highly enough ranked to net compensation. Then, he has to leave the team in a manner that earns them compensation.
Rankings: All players in the major leagues, free agents or not, are analyzed by the Elias Sports Bureau based on their performance over the previous two seasons, and then are given a score between 1-100. Next, they are ranked by their position types within in leagues. There are five groups in each league. First Basemen, Outfielders, and Designated Hitters are ranked in one group. Second Basemen, Third Basemen and Shortstop are ranked in another. Catchers are only ranked against each other, and Starting Pitchers and Relief Pitchers also have their own groups.
Within each positional group, they are divided into percentages. Free Agents in the Top 20% of each group is given a 'Type A' ranking. Free Agents who are part of the next 30% of players are then given a 'Type B' ranking. (After 2006, the Type B ranking will become just the 21st through 40th percentile).
• Type A players would net their former team a draft pick from their signing team, as well as a draft pick in the compensation round, sandwiched between the regular first and second rounds of the draft.
• Type B players now just net their former team a pick in the compensation round, behind all the picks given in compensation for Type A players.
Getting Compensation: For a departing free agent to earn their former team compensation, they have to leave in one of two manners.
• They have to sign with another team before December 1st, which is known as the 'Arbitration Deadline', the date by which a team must offer its free agents arbitration if they so choose.
• If a team offers its free agent arbitration, they will then receive compensation so long as the free agent signs with another team.
Before 2006, if a team did not offer arbitration to their free agents, or if the free agent declined it, they would not be able to negotiate with each other until the following May 1st, effectively meaning that a player's former team only had until the deadline to decide if they wanted a player back. Now, there are no limitations on negotiating, so even if a team declines to offer arbitration, or if a player declines an offer, they can still negotiate a new deal.
Caveats and Compensation Priority: If a team signs a free agent and must lose a pick, there are limitations. If that team has a first round pick in the top half of the round (Picks 1 through 15), they cannot lose that pick. In that case, they would then surrender their 2nd round pick.
If a team signs more than one free agent that requires surrendering a pick, then the higher pick goes to the former team of the player with a higher Ranking score. Since all players are graded on a 1-100 point scale, they can be scored against each other.
The sandwich round is ordered by Elias score, but compensation for Type A players are given priority. All of the compensation picks for Type A players are first, and the picks are in the order of the player's score. After all the Type A picks have been distributed, then the Type B picks are given out, again in order of the scores of the players being compensated for. So if an Outfielder has a Score of 63 and is ranked Type A, he'll get a higher pick for his former team than a Catcher with a score of 65, but who is limited to a Type B ranking.THE GIANTS PLAYERS
Type A:
Moises Alou (Score of 86.444)
Ray Durham (82.251)
Jason Schmidt (78.431)
Barry Bonds (70.000)
Type B:
Shea Hillenbrand (54.783)
Pedro Feliz (54.658)
Mike Stanton (52.725)
No Compensation:
Steve Kline (46.479)
Steve Finley (40.889)
Todd Greene (38.095)
Jamey Wright (37.255)
The Implications: 4 Type A players put the Giants in a nice spot. They could get a grand total of 8 compensation picks, with 4 guaranteed to be in the #31-70 range of the draft. That would be in addition to the #10 pick, which is the Giants own pick that is protected. The truth is that the Giants probably won't get compensation for all of them, but if they get picks for two, that might cover any picks they might lose for the free agents they may sign this year.
The better news is how high Alou and Durham ranked. Only pitcher Andy Pettitte is ranked higher than Moises Alou among free agents. What that means is if the Giants get a pick for Alou, it would be no lower than #32 overall in the draft, and could be #31 (the highest pick in the Compensation round) if Pettitte doesn't net any compensation picks. Alou and the Giants have both expressed that Alou will play somewhere else in 2007. The only question is if the Giants would offer arbitration to get a pick, should Alou not sign before then.
Behind Alou, Durham ranked #4 among free agents, behind Pettitte, Alou, and pitcher Barry Zito. The lowest pick that Durham could net the Giants would be #34 overall, and could be higher.
Bonds and Schmidt are ranked much further down the list. Any picks they would net could vary highly depending on which free agents ranked ahead of them net compensation.
The 3 Type B's are also a nice consolation. All three have reasonable chances to be resigned by the Giants, but by the same token, would all also likely to be offered arbitration. So if they do decide to test the market and leave, those would be extra picks for the Giants (probably in the #50-70 range overall).The Results: Where the Giants will end up on the draft board will not be known for a long time. Many of the picks placements won't be finalized until February. But keep an eye on December 1st, and the picture will become much clearer. But don't be surprised to see the Giants net anywhere from 3-5 extra draft picks this year. And in a draft deep with hitters and high school talent, that could be a very good thing.
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Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
I find it a bit too hard. It should have gave choice on how hard it could have been. :/
Rated 3.5 / 5 stars
Still difficult
Despite the tips you gave, the game is still very difficult. I had upgraded my slingshot twice and tried to click as fast as I could, but after wave 10 or so the game still became insanely hard. The thing is, the slingshot really started to lag while I was bashing the mouse button and the ASD and QWE keys to load it with better ammo. More and more cats kept coming and it was impossible to keep track of what I was doing after a while, so it simply became a button mashing game and the slingshot apparently can't handle that.
Another thing is that the cat ammo is positioned on the screen in such a way that if you try to shoot at low angles, you will click the cats instead of firing a rock. This became very annoying after a while and I simply had to use the slingshot the old fashioned way by pulling the string back. That method is too slow for the later levels though. I suggest that you just make them unclickable because you're gonna need to use the key shortcuts anyway, otherwise you won't survive in this game.
I think the concept was funny though and the graphics were pretty good. I especially liked the clown animations. Just try to tone down the difficulty of the game a little bit.
Overall 7 out of 10, 3 out of 5.
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this rox
Rated 4 / 5 stars
Easy and Funny!
Its funny but the tutorial its very long, unnesessary and i dont know how to skip it xP however good job
Rated 5 / 5 stars
easy and fun
i was really sucking at first because i was pulling back the slingshot but after i started clicking instead i had no problem beating this game. oh and your awesome lazymuffin


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Wrong or right, there is a process that just doesnt seem to get followed.
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Now using a drone to take someone out overseas may be a huge diplomatic debacle, but that's another debate.
When it's our own government, targeting US citizens, it's a completely different ball of wax. Even the biggest crook scum bag in the US deserves due process. That's guaranteed in the Constitution. The prospect of the Executive branch being judge, jury and possibly executioner of US citizens is incredibly chilling and totally unacceptable.
Everyone should check out Rand Paul filibustering and talking about NDAA, he may touch on drones too.
Good stuff.
If they're targeting us gun owners, do you honestly believe that information would be made available to the public?
This is similar to folks claiming the NSA monitors all of our cell phone conversations. Could they? Sure. The technology exists for them to easily do that. Are they? According to them and every other politician, nope and good luck proving otherwise.
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If some random Joe at NSA listens to our phone calls, you're right, you wont know it.
But if some drone sees me with my concealed Glock and then all of a sudden Houston's finest is pulling me aside, asking me about my weapon, I'll know. Thankfully, Texas passed a law banning drones for domestic law enforcement use.
To me, this is the most depressing aspect of all of these things.
Even if the public wanted to do something, what could they "legally" do?
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Static routes, ISDN & different remote IP addresses
My client has 4 sites situated around an ISP MPLS cloud. All 4 CE routers connect to ISP PE equipment via different access circuits (See attached diagram).
The central site has Cisco 2800 router with 10M LES circuit into MPLS cloud (FastEthernet i/f) and ISDN BRI i/f for incoming calls from 3 remote sites.
The 3 remote sites are Cisco 1800 routers all with ISDN dial-out i/fs and 1 site has numbered X21 serial link into MPLS cloud, whilst other 2 sites have IP unnumbered DSL circuits.
1. Routing on the 4 routers is by static routes only, as ISP does not permit routing protocol.
2. Central router does not know if the remote DSL & X21 circuits have gone down, as they are all access circuits into MPLS cloud.
3. Central router (2800) needs floating static routes to change so that packets route via ISDN when remote sites dial in, but these are proving problematic to configure, as both the ISDN and FastEther i/fs show as up on the 2800 under normal operation. So the routes stay as the higher weighted route all the time, regardless of whether the remote has dialled in or not.
The remote routers (3) can dial in fine when their Serial or ATM interfaces go down (using backup command on i/fs). I have tried using floating static routes on the central router using 10.1.0.0/29 addresses assigned to the 4 ISDN interfaces, but the floating static remains up all the time, as the interface on the central router stays up all the time (as expected). The ISDN static route therefore stays in the routing table all the time, even when there is no ISDN call into the central site. The config on the central router is as follows:
interface BRI0/1/0
ip address 10.1.0.1 255.255.255.248
encapsulation ppp
isdn switch-type basic-net3
ppp authentication chap
ip route 172.16.2.0 255.255.255.0 10.1.0.2
ip route 172.16.2.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200
ip route 172.16.3.0 255.255.255.0 10.1.0.3
ip route 172.16.3.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200
ip route 172.16.4.0 255.255.255.0 10.1.0.4
ip route 172.16.4.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200
The only way I think I can get around this problem in a simple manner is to have floating static routes with higher weights assigned to completely different IP addresses than the local ISDN interface. In the past I have seen that async modems dialing into a PRI circuit appear as directly connected in the routing table of an AS5300 (and work), even though they may be different network addresses than the PRI Dialer i/f address. An example of the static routes on the central router would be as follows:
ip route 172.16.2.0 255.255.255.0 22.214.171.124 (Route to site 1 only when ISDN backup is invoked)
ip route 172.16.2.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200 (Route to site 1 under normal conditions, i.e when remote has NOT dialled central via ISDN)
ip route 172.16.3.0 255.255.255.0 184.108.40.206 (Route to site 2 only when ISDN backup is invoked)
ip route 172.16.3.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200 (Route to site 2 under normal conditions, i.e when remote has NOT dialled central via ISDN)
ip route 172.16.4.0 255.255.255.0 126.96.36.199 (Route to site 3 only when ISDN backup is invoked)
ip route 172.16.4.0 255.255.255.0 10.0.0.1 200 (Route to site 3 under normal conditions, i.e when remote has NOT dialled central via ISDN)
1. Has anyone experienced this type of problem across multiple access circuits?
2. Has anyone tried to implement different IP addresses at the remote ends of an ISDN network? (See diagram below) I want to try /32 addresses on the 4 routers, e.g 188.8.131.52, 18.104.22.168, 188.8.131.52 and 220.127.116.11. (Dont have time to lab test this solution)
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This is the first book by this author that I've read, and for several reasons I've found it a good introduction. It contains a full novel - Those Barren Leaves, a selection of shorter stories, a few poems, a play, and a selection of Essays. Seeing as the author has books that are collections solely of short stories, or essays, or are just novels, it should provide the first time Huxley reader with a good idea of what further works he should enjoy. I have decided from reading this that I will probably have a look for some of his collections of short stories, and perhaps a few of his novels.
Those Barren Leaves:
At around 400 pages long, this is probably a more or less average lengthed novel, and is the longest singular piece in this book. For me it flew by though, and seemed a bit shorter, due to the particularly easy reading that it is. As well as this it is both charming and amusing, which makes it all the more enjoyable. Not a lot happens in the book, but it isn't really reliant on the virtually non existent plot, but instead on the characters, the way they behave toward each other, what they are thinking, and their conversations. This is what would normally bore me in a book, and put me off reading it, where often characters in themselves are uninteresting, predictable, and superficial, like most poeple in real life, (He states the opinion himself in one of the essays later on), but instead, here, the characters are clever and intelligent, and their discussions are deep and thought provoking. Instead of having what is a more traditional plot, consisting of happenings and events, this story progresses through the different ways of thinking of the characters, and their outlooks on life, to reach its conclusion. The book starts by focusing on Mrs Aldwinkle, who is portrayed as a dilettante, and does not realise how her guests think of her, and goes through to end on a more philosophical note, from the converations of other characters.
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Kara Lang's triumphant return to the pitch is still a work in progress.
Nine months after the former Canadian soccer star launched a remarkable comeback effort from a seemingly career-ending knee injury, the 27-year-old has been named to Canada's roster for Sunday's friendly against Mexico in Vancouver. But head coach John Herdman said on a conference call Wednesday that Lang still has work to do on her rehabilitation and isn't ready to play yet.
"Kara's part of a long-term process," Herdman said. "We've been working fantastically with B2ten (a fundraising organization for Canadian athletes) on a rebuilding process with Kara — literally rebuilding her functional movements from scratch.
"Part of the process is getting her immersed with this team. ... A big part of her being on this roster is that she's going to get an experience in BC Place, which will be the stadium that hosts the final of the Women's World Cup."
Herdman said the team is targeting a return to action for Lang in the first quarter of 2014. He said Lang isn't participating in any scrimmages in training at this point.
"Look, the reality is we could put her in, but the big challenge for Kara is she's been brought back too quickly too soon in the past which has led to this consistent breakdown," Herdman said. "If you think about rebuilding a car, we've literally, through B2ten, rebuilt certain parts of Kara to help her become more efficient as an athlete so she doesn't keep breaking down with the same issues."
The fact that Lang is on the roster at is huge for a player who's career was essentially over. The Mexico match comes nearly three years after two torn ACLs forced Lang to walk away from the game, tearfully announcing her retirement at a news conference in her hometown of Oakville.
Veteran striker Josee Belanger is also returning to the national team after more than two years away with an ankle injury, but Herdman said she suffered a setback in training is not yet fit for game duty.
"Josee came in, had a fantastic start to our training, beat three players, scored a goal and went off injured," Herdman said. "That was her first return back to Canada Soccer's training environment.
"Josee is going to be out for a period of time now. It's more precautionary, just to help rebuild a player that hasn't been playing at this level for at least two years."
Both Belanger, a Sherbrooke, Que., native, and Lang were key players Canada's 2010 CONCACAF victory before being sidelined by injuries.
Lang is Canada's second all-time active goal scorer, with 34 goals. She played in two women's World Cups, in 2003 and 2007, as well as the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
Eighteen of the players 23 players named to the roster were part of Canada's 3-0 victory over South Korea in Edmonton last month, including Sura Yekka, a 16-year-old defender from Mississauga, Ont., who earned her first senior team call-up for that game.
Rachel Melhado, a 20-year-old defender who plays for University of Louisville, will take part in her second senior camp. Her previous games for Canada include a 1-0 loss to Germany last June. She's also played for Canada's under-18 and U20 squads.
The game marks Canada's first in Vancouver and the first versus Mexico since a 3-1 Canadian win at the CONCACAF qualifying tournament in January of 2012 that secured Canada's spot in the London Olympics.
"There's a healthy rivalry with Mexico and I know they will be ready for this game," Herdman said. "We'll be diligent with our work as well as keep focused on our goals leading into 2015.
Note: The Canadian Soccer Association said that 17,000 tickets have been sold so far for Sunday's game.
Goalkeepers: Stephanie Labbe (KIF Orebro DFF, Sweden); Karina LeBlanc (Portland Thorns FC, U.S.); Erin McLeod (Chicago Red Stars, U.S.).
Defenders: Robyn Gayle (Washington Spirit, U.S.); Rachel Melhado, (University of Louisville, U.S.) ; Carmelina Moscato (Seattle Reign FC, U.S.); Marie-Eve Nault (Orebro); Lauren Sesselmann (Kansas City, U.S); Kylla Sjoman (Glasgow Celtic FC, Scotland); Rhian Wilkinson (Boston Breakers, U.S.); Sura Yekka (Brams United, Canada); Emily Zurrer (Seattle).
Midfielders: Selenia Iacchelli (Edmonton Victoria SC); Kaylyn Kyle (Boston); Diana Matheson(Washington) Sophie Schmidt (Sky Blue FC, U.S.); Desiree Scott (Kansas City) Brittany Baxter (unattached).
Midfielder/Forward: Kara Lang (unattached).
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As long as your carry is reliable with your carry ammo, I wouldn't worry about practice ammo. Just make sure you keep up with the failures that you do have...i.e. same magazine, or second to last shell, or whatever. Just in case a pattern develops.
IMO, if the only malfunctions you had were from one box of ammo, I would definitely blame the ammo over anything else.


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Suspension, Brakes and Tires Discussion, level ride purpose in Item Specific Cadillac Discussion; Can anyone help me on this, 92 deville deville, what does the level ride do actually? Does it have anything ...
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Can anyone help me on this, 92 deville deville, what does the level ride do actually? Does it have anything to due at all with the quality of the ride as the passenger load increases?
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Re: level ride purpose
As the name implies, it levels your ride. Caddies had this feature since the 50s (or earlier).
The car has a pair of air shocks in the rear, an electric compressor and a sensor which tells it the position of the rear suspension in reference to the rest of the car.
If you load up the trunk or have couple of people in the back seat, the sensor will turn on the compressor which will pump up the air shocks to get the car back to level.
When the car gets unloaded, there is a valve that opens to let the air out of the air shocks.
That is a simple explanation....
Re: level ride purpose
It's not just for looks either. A car handles better when it's level and the weight is distributed more evenly. It also keeps your headlights pointed at the road instead of the trees or oncoming drivers.


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Discover Ganja's monuments and museums with, above all, the Nizami Mausoleum and the Nizami Mausoleum
Ganja has been nominated 2016 European Youth Capital. Activities and events will take place during this year for all young people
More than 100 between organizations, institutions, INGYOs; NYCs, universities, civil society and private sector are supporting Ganja European Youth Capital 2016!
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