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By Mary-St. Maries
from Saint Maries, Idaho
My husband had ALS and was using 30 wash clothes a day to handle the mucus problem. Within a week he was down to 3 wash clothes a day. I no longer woke up with a headache. We have both dogs and cats. No matter how much you clean there is pet dander in the air, and this beautiful machine all but stopped it. I had it for four years when it stopped picking up dander (could tell when I cleaned it), so I returned it and they sent me a brand new one. I love doing business with this company, they stand behind their products and their products look classy.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Katz
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The optional use protective "cage" should come as one solid piece to slip over the dust collecting section. Very time consuming to hook and snap all 32 individual plastic pieces together around the purifier. A high end air purifier should have this as a preassembled section. You do get a harmless small shock if you touch the dust collecting section of the purifier.Other parts snapped together easily and was ready to use right away. No problem there at all.Works very quietly. Too soon to tell how much dust is actually being collected. Time will tell.
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It's too new to assess but the odor from two smokers seems to have lessened in the apartment.If it weren't for the lights, you wouldn't know it was on.
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By Den
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Thought it would help at wife's office but really can't tell
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The air is certainly better.
By June from Florida
from Ormond Beach, FL
We use it primarily in the bedroom and it was obvious from the first day that that air quality was improved. And no noise! Love it
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Used throughout the house (have 4 of them, smaller ones for bedrooms, larger ones for community areas). Easy to clean, does what it says will do, has made a tremendous difference in air quality. The one thing that I would improve would be the plastics slats, however not enough to discourage me from recommending them. Still need to get two more small ones.
does more than you would imagine
from Idaho
My husband had ALS and was using 30-40 hand towels a day for mucus. One day after we got this larger one, he reduced this usage to 9 per day. When it broke down, I noticed as I started sneezing. They exchanged with no problems. Can't say more, as you will have to experience it. Also looks like a piece of art.
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By JL
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I love breathing the fresh air this unit makes
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I wish I had bought this one first .
By Ron the Scooterman
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I use the air purifier where I mostly stay in the living room. I clean once a week due to white dust, and being I smoke. I had a experience I getting a shook from filter. At nite I turn on the option light. You see I use a cane to walk.
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By High Desert Storm
from High Desert, CA
works great in areas where odors can be an issue like the kitchen/dining area. Great for Bedrooms.
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Photo gallery: Shooting Involving a Sheriff's Deputy in San Bernardino
Sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man suspected in several Inland Empire armed robberies early Friday after a nearly 12-hour stakeout at the Days Inn in San Bernardino where the man was staying.
Sheriff's deputies from the Specialized Enforcement Division came to the motel at 1386 E. Highland Ave. around 10 p.m. Thursday in search of the man, whose name had not been released.
"They had received information and identified him as a suspect in multiple armed robberies in Highland, Redlands and San Bernardino," said sheriff's spokeswoman Cindy Bachman.
Alan Whitson was at work at nearby Prestige Floors when he noticed police activity in the area a couple hours before the shooting.
"I saw snipers on the roof," he said.
Just before 9:30 a.m., the robbery suspect came out of his room.
"Based on his actions, an officer-involved shooting occurred," Bachman said.
Further details on what prompted the shooting were not released, but Bachman said the man was listed as a
violent, armed and dangerous suspect. He was found with a handgun, she said.
Paramedics took the man to Loma Linda University Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead just before 11 a.m.
The incident drew more than three dozen law enforcement officers from San Bernardino Police Department, the U.S. Marshals Service and the Sheriff's Department.
San Bernardino police and sheriff's deputies each had members of their homicide teams at the scene. Sheriff's SWAT officers also had two armored cars parked at a burger restaurant near the motel.
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Johan Santana pitched deep into the game, going 7 2/3, but he still allowed four runs. It was much better than the 10 runs he allowed in his previous start, but you'd still like to see him get back to form when he kept opposing teams to one or two innings.
Santana left in the eighth inning with a runner on first. Perpetual Fernando Nieve and Pedro Feliciano couldn't get the final out, allowing a run to score to tie the game and make it a no-decision for Santana. Jenrry Mejia did get the final out.
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Accepting the award on behalf of ADCNR was Ashley Peters with the State Lands Division. Organizations from around the world honored at the Esri User Conference span industries including agriculture, cartography, climate change, defense and intelligence, economic development, education, government, health and human services, telecommunications and utilities.
ADCNR uses Esri ArcGIS technology to visually share Forever Wild Land Trust and departmental information with the public through user-friendly interactive maps. According to State Lands Division Director Patti Powell, Ashley Peters has been instrumental in furthering the department's objective through the use of Esri GIS technology. "Ashley used the software to create interactive maps so that anyone can go to our website and find a state park, wildlife management area or other recreational lands managed by ADCNR," she said. "These maps are helping our constituents learn about public lands and what opportunities are available." The maps can be viewed at http://maps.dcnr.alabama.gov/FWLT and http://maps.dcnr.alabama.gov/DCNR.
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Enough about the Ills and Evils of Legal Education
Don LeDuc, President and Dean | August 15, 2012
A cottage industry of criticism has grown up about legal education. According to the critics, legal education is in an existential crisis, law schools must reform, law schools are defrauding the public and the unwary law school applicants, law schools are manipulating their data, there are no jobs for law school graduates, there are too many lawyers, law school graduates have too much debt, law school is too expensive, law is no longer an attractive profession. A relative handful of critics re-circulate the same increasingly tired arguments, thus reinforcing one another's views, nearly all of which are not remotely objective and without support in fact.
The Recession Hit Our Profession Hard . . .
In late 2008, a recession hit the American economy, a bad one. The legal business was hard hit as well, precisely because the legal business is so vital to our free market, capitalist economy. The recession heightened in 2009, and the recovery that followed has been exceptionally slow. Business at all levels has slowed, economic activity is down, and tax revenues that support government activity are down as well.
So, the law business, including the government law segment, has suffered. Employment of lawyers declined during this recession, and employment of recent graduates was in turn more challenging. Of course, that is true for all segments of the economy and all management and professional occupations.
. . . But Not As Hard As the Critics of Legal Education Say
In 2008, the national unemployment rate reported by the U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics was 5.8%; in 2009, it climbed to 9.3%, then to 9.6% in 2010, and declined by less than one percent to 8.9% in 2011. The BLS-reported national unemployment rate for all management and professional occupations in 2008 was 2.7%; this rate leapt to 4.6% in 2009, rose to 4.7% in 2010, and declined slightly to 4.5% in 2011. Compare these rates to the unemployment rates the BLS reported for lawyers during the same period: 1.9% in 2008, 2.3% in 2009, 1.5% in 2010, and 2.1% in 2011. These related employment facts, which provide the necessary context to this discussion, have been completely ignored by the critics.
The National Association for Law Placement began publishing data about employment of recent law school graduates in 1975. This is the fourth recession the economy has gone through since then, and it was the longest in duration. We recovered nicely from all of them, although each time it has taken several years for complete recovery to be realized. NALP's data shows that the new lawyer unemployment rate following each recession since 1975 has included several years of double-digit unemployment.
During the entire subsequent 35-year period, the average unemployment of recent law school graduates (as measured by the overly inclusive standard used by NALP) has been 9.4%, exactly the same unemployment figure reported by NALP for 2010 graduates, its latest published annual data. [NALP continues to make public statements about the 2011 graduate data, but thus far it has not released its official annual report for 2011 graduates.] The range in unemployment levels during this time has included several years of double-digit unemployment following each recession, while it reached an all-time low of 5.8% in 2006. New lawyer unemployment reached a historical low of 5.8% in 2006, but no mention is made of that fact in media comparisons to the current rate, or of the fact that over 90% of the graduates are employed, despite the worst economic conditions in 80 years.
The critics uniformly avoid providing any real context for their claim that unemployment is too high, fail to state what they consider to be the appropriate level of unemployment for recent graduates, and ignore any data that might detract from their conclusions and opinions. Other than asserting generalities about employment of lawyers, they provide no context about the legal employment market generally, and they persist in lumping all law-related jobs in with lawyer jobs when describing unemployment. In fact, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics data, the number of employed lawyers reached an all-time high in 2011, a year in which 45,000 lawyers found employment compared to the previous year despite the slow recovery.
Legal Employment is Strong Compared to Other Professions
Another missing context is a comparison to other professions and occupations, including a comparison of the effect of the recession on employment in all other professions and occupations. When attacking legal education, the critics do not identify other educational options or immediate employment opportunities that potential law students might try more profitably.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the official keeper and reporter of the Nation's employment and unemployment data, reported in 2011 that lawyers had among the lowest unemployment rates compared to more than 50 professional and management occupations most comparable to lawyers. In 2011, only doctors, dentists, psychologists, physical therapists, registered nurses, and veterinarians had lower unemployment rates than did lawyers.
And no effort whatsoever is made by the critics to compare legal education to graduate education in any other field or to examine employment opportunities for college graduates in any major course of study. Compared to legal employment, how strong is employment for graduates of schools of education, journalism, business, criminal justice, history, English, or any other field? With the employment of current lawyers being the best among all professional and management occupations other than the medical-related, it is difficult to see why a potential student would prefer another field without a detailed comparison of employment potential.
The Job Market Is Already Improving
Still another missing context is perhaps the most important for the potential law school applicant. The labor market today is essentially irrelevant to the decision a potential applicant must make today. What is relevant is the potential for employment upon the completion of the typical three-year course of study in law schools. For those who enter law school in the fall of 2012, graduation will be in mid-2015, and for the admissions cycle headed for fall 2013 enrollment, the relevant question is what will the market be like for them as summer 2016 law school graduates. If things remain unchanged, the employment market for law graduates will be the same as today—poor according to the critics, but not that bad in comparison to other professions.
Things are likely to change, however. Given the general trend of slow recovery and the pattern of improved employment for law school graduates following all previous recessions, it seems that things likely will be better rather than worse. So, comparison to other occupations will remain important context, whether things stay the same or change for better or worse.
A major flaw in the critic's assertions is that demographics favor improvement in employment. The critics repeat the misleading mantra that the law schools cannot keep "pumping out" 45,000 graduates, implying that this number is far beyond what the employment market can absorb. Ironically, 45,000 is exactly the number by which lawyer employment grew in 2011, according to the official BLS data.
The critics also use an assertion that all graduates of law schools intend to practice law in a law firm as a basis for their arguments about the legal profession, but the reality is that law school graduates have always pursued careers that are not traditional law firm careers and will always do so. Part of the value of legal education is its inculcation of analytic skills that translate well into many employment and leadership settings; part of the value of the law degree is its incomparable flexibility. Part of the reason that lawyer unemployment has remained at levels less than a fourth of the national rate (and less than half the rate for all management and professional occupations) is precisely because the skills learned in law school are useful in a wide variety of occupations.
Job opportunities will expand in the coming two decades. While the growing retirement level of the baby boom generation will impose an increasing burden on the country's social security system, those retirements represent increasing job openings in every field. That will be particularly so in law, which experienced rapid growth beginning in 1970, mainly due to the enrollment of increasingly large numbers of female law students. By 2015, this retirement trend will be established clearly—at least as demonstrated by Michigan data—which shows that those leaving active bar membership will exceed those joining the active membership beginning as early as 2012 or 2013.
Market Forces Are Already Prompting Change
The critics clamor for reform of legal education, and reform there should be, but not because the situation facing legal education is desperate or because law schools are somehow corrupt. We can do better at what we have always done. Still, the quality of legal education is today at the highest level ever. At many schools, the preparation for practice theme is catching on, albeit slowly. For some schools, that approach has always been a major focus; for others, particularly the higher-profile schools, that approach is only reluctantly considered. The fundamentals of law school education are solid, but a reorientation to the needs of employers and those who require legal help is clearly in order.
What the critics completely ignore is that the law schools, like every enterprise in a market system, are sensitive to market forces. The fall 2011 entering class was 7.4% smaller than that in 2010. The 2012 class will be smaller still. When these classes graduate in 2014 and 2015, the job market will be absorbing a correspondingly lower number of graduates in those years. The current employment market has already affected applicant behavior, and the schools in turn have responded to those market forces. We need no mandate to make adjustments dictated by accrediting agencies, education departments, or legislative bodies. Supply and demand clearly are at work; they are just not recognized by the critics.
The Critics Overstate the Effect of Law School Cost and Debt
The final argument of the critics is based on financial considerations. Law school is too costly, remuneration is too low, and the debt is too high, according to the critics. The response to this argument is the same as to the employment level—the facts don't support the assertions, and context is totally missing.
Critics offer no comparison of law school costs to the cost of other educational programs at either the graduate or professional levels. Is law school tuition somehow differentiated as proportionately more expensive than medical school tuition or MBA tuition, or Ph.D. program tuition? Other than the inapposite comparison to inflation, no support is offered for this argument other than the subjective view that the cost of legal education is just too high.
Law school debt is the major focus of these critics, who are quick to point out that the level of debt is high, although they invariably overstate the level of law school debt and cite only examples of extreme individual cases that are outliers. Much could be said about the undisciplined borrowing practices of today's law students, including their borrowing during undergraduate days, but that is not the issue here. Most in the public do not realize that the law schools are not the lenders and do not directly control how much students borrow during law school.
The last year for which reports are available (2010) shows that the median debt of public law school graduates with loans was about $75,000 (approximately $25,000 per year of attendance) and about $115,000 (approximately $38,333 per year of attendance) for graduates from private schools. Compare this to the average tuition costs for the three years of attendance of these students—about $55,546 ($18,515 per year) for resident public law school students, $91,609 ($30,536 per year) for nonresident public law school students, and $107,448 ($35,829 per year) for private law school students. Largely ignored is the fact that about 15% of all students graduate with no law school debt at all.
The overall tuition burden is reduced by about 25% at the typical law school, which offers scholarships and grants at about that level. So, when an argument is made that tuition has increased by whatever percentage is asserted, a similar assertion would show that scholarship support has increased by at least the same percentage, if not more, at the typical school.
Law school debt can only rarely be discharged in bankruptcy, a fact seized upon by critics but used only in the context of anecdotal stories about students with debt far in excess of the norms. While the educational debt cannot be discharged, the borrowers can go into default. However, law school loan default rates are low, so some critics simply made up false default rates, which were then repeated by others as if true. That default rates are so low undermines the assertion that students today are strangled with debt and do not have sufficient income to pay off their loans. While this assertion may be true anecdotally of a limited number of law school graduates, the anecdotes distort, not represent, the true picture, which is that the default rates for law school and other professional school graduates are far below the national default rates for all other educational programs.
Finally, before we can decide what tuition level is too high, we need to decide what the measure of "highness" is. In reality, tuition will always be too high, but so long as accreditation continues, state funding for education declines, and federal regulation of education increases, tuition increases are inevitable.
Don't Believe the Uninformed Critics
The facts about legal education simply belie the outcry. Those who read the media and blog reports should do so with a skeptical, if not jaundiced, eye. Nearly all that is said is wrong, much of it is intentionally misleading if not purposely false, and all of it is missing in context and perspective. There is no crisis in legal education any more than in other aspects of education. There is no need for urgent reform, only for reasoned progress in making legal education more responsive to the needs of society and future clients and employers. The law of supply and demand will adjust law school behavior to the market, unfortunately following that market rather than predicting it. Legal education is no more or less to blame than anyone else for failing to foresee the recession or in responding too slowly to the glacial economic recovery. Indeed, we should guard against being too cautious now, when the economy is still recovering and the demographics favor enrollment growth in light of increasing long-term demand for law school graduates.


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TechShop, the first membership-based DIY workshop and fabrication studio, will participate for the fifth time as an exhibitor at the annual Maker Faire in San Mateo, California. TechShop will be demonstrating how its members can make things on machines that range from manual mills and lathes, to laser cutters, plasma cutters and a 4-axis CNC milling machine. These tools form the core of the equipment that TechShop offers its DIY workshop members for a monthly access fee, similar to the fitness club model.
TechShop is a key sponsor of the Maker Faire Bay Area, along with other big names in innovation such as Ford Motor Company, Hewlett Packard, Livescribe, Jameco, Chevrolet, ShopBot, Epilog Laser and Lego Education. Maker Faire is the premier event for grassroots innovation, a place where "makers" meet. The family-friendly event is for creative people of all ages and skill levels, and offers two days of exhibits, activities, instruction and information from a wide variety of vendors. The event is projected to attract over 90,000 people from all over the Bay Area who want to marvel and be inspired by the world of "making".
"Think of TechShop as a piece of Maker Faire that's available all year long," said Dale Dougherty, editor and publisher of MAKE Magazine and founder of the Maker Faire, regarding the role TechShop plays at Maker Faire.
"If you're inspired to explore what you can do, join others like you at TechShop." "TechShop is the place where dreams are built ... quite literally," said Jim Newton, who founded TechShop in 2006. "Our mission at TechShop is to engage, encourage and empower everyone to build their dreams. Our mission is directly in-line with what the Maker Faire was created to do. TechShop provides a broad array of machines and tools, instruction, and a supportive environment to hobbyists, entrepreneurs, artists, and others who want to make things but lack the tools, space or skills. TechShop is for everyone, and so is the Maker Faire. If someone wants to become a maker, I tell them that they should visit the Maker Faire for inspiration and ideas, and then come to TechShop to make their dreams a reality."
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The TechShop Open House on June 5 will feature Gever Tulley, founder of Tinkering School and author of "Fifty Dangerous Things (you should let your children do)". MAKE Magazine founder Dale Dougherty will be the guest speaker at the June 19th event.
TechShop is located at 120 Independence Drive, Menlo Park, CA 94025.
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Fakuda - THREE banned substances, almost like he wanted to be caught.
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I have an installation of OCS running that freezes whenever someone tries to select a reviewer for an abstract. I've pinpointed the problem, and it's a slow query to get the list of users to select the abstract. The users table has 1176 rows, the user_settings table has 819, the roles table has 741 and the review_assignments table 3126. I'm assuming that this query takes so incredible long because of that review_assignments table and how many times that table is called in the query (copied below).
I'm looking for some way to fix this problem since they have completed their abstract submissions and at this point are ready to start reviewing. I've thought of a few things:
- I am wondering if in the upgrade from 184.108.40.206 to 2.3.4 has any improvement to this query that may allow it to execute.
- My only other guess as to what to do would be for them to go in and start deleting reviewers from paper assignments. I'm not even sure if that would be possible, however.
- I'm worried that I will have to go into the database and start deleting these assignments that way. I'd like to avoid that considering I don't want to mess up any relational data.
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WASHINGTON - Stephen A. Perry, Administrator of the U.S. General Service Administration (GSA), today announced the appointment of Boyd K. Rutherford as the Associate Administrator for Performance Improvement.
As head of the new Office of Performance Improvement, Mr. Rutherford will report directly to the Administrator and will work as part of GSA's senior management team to drive the process for successful implementation of major performance improvement initiatives throughout all areas of GSA. He will continue to serve as head of GSA's Office of Enterprise Development.
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- What: One of the most extensive petroglyph fields in Hawaii
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Along the Kohala Coast, the Puako Petroglyph Archaeological Preserve features more than a thousand petroglyphs, or kii pohaku, lava rock carvings etched into stone centuries ago by Native Hawaiians. Although the true meanings of the petroglyphs are unknown, it is generally thought these carvings are records of births and other significant events in the lives of the people who lived on Hawaii Island long ago.
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After keeping a commanding lead throughout Tuesday night, Councilwoman Linda Page was elected as Mayor of Mount Pleasant.
Throughout the night, Page's lead never dropped below 50 percent of the vote. Page faced four other candidates vying for the spot: Joe Bustos, Ken Glasson, George Freeman and Carl Carroll. She had slightly more than 6,200 votes. Bustos was second with close to 2,100 votes.
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Kaptur, a Toledo Democrat whose district includes much of Cleveland's west side, took on the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during a public meeting Thursday night in Cleveland. She said the Corps "has done this region a disservice in failing to make a firm recommendation about the best course of action," The Plain Dealer reports.
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Offering Deoxys for pretty much anything, I was given it and it is a HACKED Pokémon, it is NOT legit. I am just looking to get rid of it, so will take pretty much any pokémon I don't have for it :P
looking for any form of Deoxys pm me so we can make a deal
Diamond Fc: 1936-7721-5857
white 2 fc: 4256-1305-1928
trainer name: Gio
I'm looking for a Deoxys. I can offer an Embedded Tower Kyogre (UT), level 51 Embedded Tower Groudon (T), Entei (UT), lvl 60 Articuno (UT), lvl 60 Zapdos (UT), lvl 60 Moltres (UT), level 70 Rayquaza (UT) or a lvl 70 Regigigas (UT). We can negotiate if you want more than one of these Pokémon for deoxys.
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HeartGold FC: 4212 6294 9197.
Looking for a RNG abused flawless Mild or Naive Oblivia Attack Forme Deoxys. It should be legit of course as it is one of the most hard-to-get Pokemon. Please PM me for my offers.
i will take any deoxys, preferably lvl 100, pm me for trade options
Hey guys, please sign up to my RPG The Archetype, we need more members!
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My FC's, and tradables.
My friend codes;
Diamond: 3611 8709 2578
Heartgold: 0433 5954 7042
White: 5244 0057 0467
White 2: N/A
PM me for shinies, legendaries, starters and items. I have a wide variety of each, so PM to find out if I have something for you!
I am a proud member of Join the fight.
Credit goes to Avenger Angel for making the RP's awesome banner. Thanks Bron and Neo for the awesome RP
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I'm lookiing for event pokemon,shiny pokemon and master balls
Black FC: 3697 7820 0108
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I'm lookiing for event pokemon,shiny pokemon and master balls
Black FC: 3697 7820 0108
I'm interested in a Deoxys. What I have to offer is in my sig. PM me if interested.
Looking for legit Deoxys. Offering shiny mightyena.
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3DS FC: 0044 3638 4020 - Ghost Safari
Looking for any pokemon with the move Celebrate
XY Global Link Medals: 150
Battle Maison Trophies: 5
Battle Maison Win Streak: 200 (Triple)
Looking for Deoxys. I have many legendaries including a Darkrai up for trade. Also many TMs and items. PM if you can help.
Looking for Jirachi, Keldeo, Mew, and Meleotta and Deoxys
I have many TM's and items. Plus these legendaries =
and Jirachi
I don't mind if it's cloned. PM if you can help.
Interested in Deoxys only for the sake of completing my Pokedex. I want to trade for Deoxys and then trade back just to add it to my Dex. Thanks to anyone who can help.
White 2 FC: 5201 0278 4072
I now breed all Five Generations of Starters on my White 2. I also offer any White 2 exclusive Pokemon and Pokemon infected with Pokerus.
I'm looking for Rare Candies, Heart Scales, Red Shards, Blue Shards, Proteins, Calciums, PP Ups, and PP Maxes.
looking for a deoxys doesnt have to be legit, PM me if you can help
I want: ;641;
I have: ;494; ;495; ;498; ;501;
EDIT: Traded! Thanks a ton ZIR, now have caught all 493 Pokemon in the SS national Dex!
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Looking for a deoxys (any level, any nature,.....) I dont really care... just need to to finish my national pokedex!!!!!
PM me i might have some good offers?!?!?>!?>!?>!
Looking for deoxys any level although would prefer lowest possible can offer most starters or evolutions of, all legendary birds,mewtwo, lugia, ho-oh,suicune, latios,kyogre,rayquaza,heatran,zekrom,palkia,dialg a,giratina origin forme, lake guardians, cresselia, any of the kami trio all in therian form atm so untradeable but willing to change them I think thats it.
Problably not gonna happen, but I'm trading my Manaphy for a Deoxy.
PM me.
Would really like a "LEGIT" deoxys, not cloned or hacked in any way, all the ones on GTS are turning out fake and I really want to fill the slot in my nationaldex in boxes attempt in heartgold. I would like some proof that it's real, considering how many I have found to be hacked, a picture of you encountering it when you got it would be amazing but probably unlikely that anyone took one at the time, or perhaps you might have something else to show it's credibility. If I feel convinced that it's real, I will offer a legit, chained, shiny buizel (UT, any gender), or any combination of other non shiny non legend pokemon and will consider items if you have specific requests.
I am looking for a legitimate Deoxys with 30 or 31 Attack, Special Attack and Speed IV's, not at level 100. Preferably of Naive nature, however Hasty is acceptable too, although Atk/SpAtk boosting natures may be acceptable as well. In exchange I am offering to RNG a single Pokemon of your choice with any IV spread you desire, including any possible egg moves for the move spread you wish to utilize, and optionally shiny if that is what you desire.
I will level the desired Pokemon up to level 20 via the daycare center so that you may check its IVs using an IV calculator before we make the trade so that you may feel comfortable that I have indeed hit the specified spread (which I will inform you of beforehand, as well as the seed and frame I'll be targeting so you can check it yourself via RNG Reporter). I myself will check its IVs via the IV Man in the Battle Frontier - so as such I expect your request will include at least a few 31 IV's (otherwise it will be difficult for me to be sufficiently confident I've hit your spread; although I can plug its stats from levels 5-20 into an IV calculator, I'd rather not be forced to do that). (For those that still might not be comfortable not knowing whether I might be cheating you or not, consider it would take a lot longer to get something that looks almost right but isn't than to just get the real thing).
Obviously, I am only offering to RNG non-legendaries only. Specifically, the Pokemon you wish me to RNG must be possible to obtain by breeding (which means Pokemon like Ditto are out as well. If you want a flawless Ditto, you'll have to RNG a swarm yourself). I will not be evolving anything, nor will I be applying EVs to your Pokemon. All work will be done on my Pokemon Soulsilver cartridge, therefore the Deoxys you may have must be tradable from a generation 4 game.
If the IVs of the Deoxys are very good and a non-legendary pokemon is not to your satisfaction I may be willing to RNG a Pokemon Diamond Darkrai or Shaymin, however the IVs will need to be very good for this to occur, and I'll want to inspect the Deoxys in the union room before I even begin obtaining either of these Pokemon. The reason for this is that these two would be obtained by tweaking, which requires nearly completing the game to do (if you also wish to effectively RNG) - meaning 8-10 hours of my time before I can even reach these Pokemon.
Again, I am not interested in any hacked Deoxys' - I have enough of those off the GTS, and I could create my own if I wanted to.
PM with offers, stating the level and IVs of the Deoxys you're willing to trade, its nature, the Pokemon you wish me to RNG, its desired nature, the IV spread you wish to utilize, the moves you intend on using on this Pokemon, and whether or not to make it shiny. For desired spreads that are simply not possible, or unnecessary for the desired moveset, we can discuss what may or may not be acceptable for your likings. Unless I reject your application, first come first served. You may also wish to offer a legitimate Celebi or a Manaphy (also for an RNG'd Pokemon of your choice), however this offer primarily pertains to Deoxys - this being the Deoxys trade forum after all.
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Looking for legit Deoxys. Caught on Birth Island with AuroraTicket.
Any nature. Any level. I will offer lugia, the legendary birds, mewtwo, or one of the following shinies:
Wooper, Vileplume, Nidoking, and Floatzel. I'll throw in a good item too, just ask and I'll check if I have it.
I've been on away from Pokemon for a while since the termination of the Nintendo Wifi Connection. In the mean time, I'll be replaying Yellow, Crystal and Emerald. Hit me up if you're a classics junky, or if you need some help within these games
Im looking for a modest deoxys, can offer: DW poliwag, calm cresselia, calm deoxys, timid rayquaza, DW dratini and all regions starters and if you want any jolly, modest, adamant or timid nature breedable pokemon pm me!!
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Game: Soul Silver
Name: Agent X
Fire Red Team (0 badges):
Emerald Team (3 badges):
Soul Silver Team (16 badges):
Looking for any form deoxys, Legitimacy doesn't matter, to complete my National Dex in Pearl. Sorry to say that what I can offer is limited, but, it's in my signature.
PM or Email if interested!
[4th] Searching for: (any form) and pokerus.
[4th] Can trade out: All breedable pokes 1-493, and
Pearl FC: 3740-7923-8292
Im looking for a deoxys I have things for trade of equal value o: or if any1 has 1 they dont need that'd be cool to. Really wanna fill the dex. But pls pm me ^^


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I am trying to dump password hashes on a win 2008 box but am getting the following error
Logon to \\632\IPC$ failed: error 53.
Anyone with one an idea how to overcome this, micr*****st seem to have removed this share as a security mechanism.
Any who has managed to come up with an exploit for this OS?
Bypassing Windows Server 2008 Password Protection
it is from Milw0rm
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i think you must activate "Null Session" in the registry, after W2k Null-session ist for default deactivate.
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I don't mean any disrespect to any fighter but hell...
Pascu KOs Marshman pegging him back to 0-2 IMO this was a fight Marshman was supposed to win.
Warburton gets KO'd, I just never expected him to lose.
Eddy Ellis picks up Gold!!
Jason Jones is badass but BAMMA wanted Nunes to win IMO a la Marshman when he was 9/10-0.
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...going from a jesus to a god and then to a co-creator spirit within in this ascension process....i have grown within since the thread started so please bare with me..777=7.77 food pH level in the body...so if you want to be a god/creator in your temple and your kingdom>...first you must become a "jesus" in your temple/body and kingdom/mind with the keys...the first key is die-t<see the cross and the word die...and the second key is manna which is potassium iodide KI crystals<it looks like white colander seed as the codebook describes it...the diet and manna is to flush out all unnatural foods/drinks we have stored since birth because our kingdom/pineal gland and other 7 parts of your brain and temple/body, stores it instead of burns it or passes it out...eat what the codebook tells us to put into our body/temple and taking our manna and in about 6-8 months to clean our temple and kingdom out to be the jesus,but we continue the manna and diet... we will be god/creator spirit in our temple and kingdom with the 3rd key of positive attitude/thinking and remembering we are spirit within
...Romans 8:14>we all can be a jesus... sulfur based microscopic parasites live in mud critters>cattle,pigs,catfish,founder,etc. and is the hell referred to by "jesus" because cooking doesn't kill them(worms)..."their worm does not die and the flame is not quenched" is said of people in hell...and today's grocery store meat is also packed full of chemicals...only ocean fish doesn't have chemicals added and the jesus symbol is the fish with scales,but not bottom dwelling fish in the die-t
...this is how i because a "jesus" then a "god" in my own temple and kingdom and then a co-creator as i remembered i/we are spirit within that created the religious concepts...die-t and manna will get you to jesus state,then maintaining the 2 keys with the 3rd key will get you to a godlike state in your temple and your kingdom and then into our co-creator spirit within state...these keys i/we give to everyone....the bible is also metaphors of our ego traits freewill,humility,pride,desire and vanity to hang upon our cross and die to as humility at the head of the cross cry's out for the creator...pride and vanity are nailed together at the feet as free will and desire are nailed at the hands...the statute of liberty has 7 points in it crown because of the 2 sides of the brain,pineal gland,pituitary gland,thalamus,cerebellum and medulla...the torch symbolizes the pineal gland lit like a burning flame... the 8th brain part that all together form the divine feminine...and the bible is also about our 6 senses..
PS as "gods" code book gave us the diet and manna ,we must supply the other 3 keys of an open mind ,an open heart and positive thinking/attitude to produce the 5 pointed star of venus the morning star to rise in our hearts..after maintaining that, the 6 pointed star of 3 points above and 3 points below will be given making us a co-creator in our temple and kingdom...(((here's an recent edit ,the longer i have used the keys i remembered we are all co-creators with the same shared spirit and our spirit existed before the creation making us co-creators instead of gods,goddesses,saviors or prophets,
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This series consists of correspondence, lists, memorandums, reports, messages, minutes of meetings, and other records relating to the activities, functions and personnel of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section, as well as to the policies, personnel, and operations of the collecting points and depots. Additional subjects include the section's dealings with restitution agencies of other countries; with Jewish groups, such as the American Joint Distribution Committee; and with American archival and library organizations, primarily with the Library of Congress. Also included is a copy of the section's final report and recommendation of the Committee on Disposition of Nazi Documents and Related Materials.
The above description, and more information can be found in NARA's Archival Research Catalog (ARC).
The MFAA Section transferred Nazi-looted works of art and artifacts from various storage areas and shipped the objects to one of four U.S. central collecting points. In order to research restitution claims, the MFAA officers gathered intelligence reports, interrogation reports, captured documents, and general information regarding German art looting.
The NARA descriptive pamphlet for M1949, Records of the Monuments, Fine Arts, and Archives (MFAA) Section of the Reparations and Restitution Branch, OMGUS, 1945-1951, can be viewed or downloaded at this link. It contains more information about the title and a content list of the 43 rolls of microfilm from which these images were digitized.
These records are part of the Records of the United States Occupation Headquarters, World War II, Record Group (RG) 260.
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The records within this title are divided into sixteen series. Click on a title to access more information about that series.
- General Records of the Section Chief, 1944–1949
- Records Pertaining to Restitution, 1945–1948
- Miscellaneous Records, 1945–1949
- Photographs of Art Works, 1945
- Records Pertaining to Interzonal Restitution Transfers, 1946–1947
- Maps, 1937–1952
- Administrative Maps, 1945
- Cultural Property Claim Applications, 1946–1948
- Claims of Cultural Property Removed by German Forces, 1946–1948
- Records Pertaining to the Use of Declarations of Property Removed from Areas Occupied by German Forces, 1917–1948
- Photographic History of the Offenbach Archival Depot, 1946
- Photostatic Copies of Book Plates, ca. 1946
- Photostatic Copies of Library Markings, ca. 1946
- Lists of Property Removed from France During the War, 1939– 1945
- Records Related to Historic Places and Monuments Damaged by War Action, 1946–1947
- Report of Historical Sites in Frankfurt/Main Damaged by War Action, 1946–1947
Note: Textual record series designators usually consist of the series title with a date span, the finding aid notation, and the Master Location Register (MLR) entry number, shown here in brackets.
The basic authority for taking custody of property in Germany was contained in Joint Chief of Staff (JCS) Directive 1067/6, which directed the U.S. Zone Commander to "impound or block" certain specified categories of property, including those of the German Reich; the Nazi Party and affiliated organizations and their prominent members; and absentee owners of non-German nationality, including United Nations and neutral governments and individuals. The American Zone Commander was also required to impound all property that was transferred under duress or through wrongful acts of confiscation, disposition, or spoliation, and to block the relocation of works of art and cultural material of value or importance, regardless of its ownership. When the U.S. Army entered Germany in September 1944, provisions were made for the seizure of all categories of property, including that of the Nazi Party organization.
From November 25, 1944, through October 14, 1945, the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives (MFAA) function was placed in the MFAA Branch of the Reparation, Deliveries and Restitution Division of the U.S. Group Control Council, Germany (USGCC). The seized property was turned over to the custody of the Office of Military Government, U.S. Zone (Germany) [OMGUS] when it became the successor to the USGCC on October 1, 1945. OMGUS was responsible for administering the U.S. zone of occupation and U.S. sector of Berlin, and for functioning as U.S. element of organizations comprising the Allied Control Authority, the name given to the four-power occupation control system.
On October 15, 1945, the MFAA function was transferred to the MFAA Section of the Restitution Branch, Economic Division (OMGUS). The MFAA Section was responsible for advising the Division Director on policies and procedures regarding restitution of identifiable looted works of art and cultural material to governments of the countries from which they were taken, and for disposing the remainder of unclaimed and unidentifiable material in collecting points and archival depots. The Section was also responsible for developing procedures for the Land Offices of Military Government (OMG) and OMGUS with respect to cooperation with representatives of formerly occupied countries in efforts to recover missing looted works of art and cultural material for which their countries had submitted claims; cooperation with other agencies in the recovery or identification of works of art wrongfully acquired by U.S. personnel; controlling collecting points and archival depots until they were transferred to German control or the contents were otherwise disposed of; and upon the request of German authorities, rendering assistance to German officials in connection with screening of inventories pertaining to the licensing of German art dealers and the preservation of structures of architectural or historical interest.
Seized works of art eventually came under the control of the Property Division. The Division, established in March 1948, was created as a result of reorganizing OMGUS functions relating to finance, the economy, transport, communications, restitution, reparations, decartelization, and property control into one unit. The primary responsibility of the Property Division was to formulate and implement policies required in the fields of property control, German external assets, internal and external restitution, and reparations. On March 1, 1948, the MFAA Section, along with the Restitution Branch became part of the Property Division, and in June 1948, when the Reparations and Restitution Branches merged, the MFAA Section became one of its sections.
The Reparations and Restitution Branch was responsible for advising the Division Director on all matters concerning reparations and restitution policies and procedures. The MFAA Section, due to the specialized nature of the work involved, had the peculiar status of being an almost autonomous body. Its responsibilities included locating and returning various cultural objects and property to the countries from which they were looted. It was also responsible for drafting and issuing appropriate directives and regulations. By October 31, 1948, all the restitution activities of the MFAA Section, with the exception of unusual individual cases, had been completed. On November 8, 1948, the non-restitution aspects of the MFAA Section were transferred to the Education and Cultural Relations Division.
The transition from military to civilian occupation administration was initiated by the Presidential appointment of the U.S. High Commissioner for Germany (HICOG), who assumed his duties on September 2, 1949. OMGUS organizations were progressively abolished and all functions transferred to HICOG organizations between June and September 1949. Upon the termination of the Property Division on July 1, 1949, the property control functions with respect to the liquidation of claims devolved on the Central German Property Control Agency in Munich. Its directorate was composed of the four Land Civilian Agency Heads in the U.S. zone. The Reparations and Restitution Branch also was dissolved on July 1, 1949. The transition was completed by September 21, 1949, the same day of the establishment of the Federal Republic of Germany. OMGUS was formally abolished on December 5, 1949. Most of the OMGUS records, including the records of the Property Division, were retired to an Army record center in Kansas City until they were accessioned into the National Archives in the early 1960s.
This part of the description is taken directly from the Background section of the M1949 descriptive pamphlet.
General Records of the Section Chief, 1944–1949 General Records of the Section Chief, 1944–1949 [A1, Entry 472]
These consist of correspondence, lists, memorandums, reports, messages, minutes of meetings, and other records relating to the activities, functions and personnel of the Monuments, Fine Arts and Archives Section, as well as to the policies, personnel, and operations of the collecting centers and depots. The records substantiate the Section's dealings with restitution agencies of other countries; with Jewish groups, such as the American Joint Distribution Committee; and with American archival and library organizations, primarily with the Library of Congress. Also included is a copy of the Section's final report and recommendation of the Committee on Disposition of Nazi Documents and Related materials. The files are arranged by subject.
Records Pertaining to Restitution, 1945–1948 [A1, Entry 473]
This series is arranged by subject and consists of correspondence, lists, memorandums, cables and other records pertaining to various aspects of the restitution of cultural property. Records include those relating to internal restitution claims, claims procedures, as well as to specific claims from individuals and foreign military representatives.
Miscellaneous Records, 1945–1949 [A1, Entry 474]
These records are arranged by subject and consist of indexes to publications, directives, military government regulations, organizational charts, lists, soldier guide books to Italian cities, handbooks and other records used by MFAA personnel to locate German wartime ministries and central agencies; European art dealers who were cited on a list in 1945 by the Commission for Protection and Restitution of Cultural Material of the Conference of Allied Ministers of Education; and receipts of property transfers from the Munich Central Collecting Point to the Wiesbaden Central Collecting Point.
Photographs of Art Works, 1945 [A1, Entry 475]
The fourth series is unarranged and consists of positive photographs of artworks held at the Munich and Wiesbaden Central Collection Points. These photographs are generally captioned with title and artist. Also included are a few photographs of the activity and personnel of the Munich Central Collecting Point.
Records Pertaining to Interzonal Restitution Transfers, 1946–1947 [A1, Entry 476]
These are arranged by zone and consist of correspondence, cables, and other records pertaining primarily to requests for and the granting of transfer of responsibility for the restitution of cultural property to another zone.
Maps, 1937–1952 [A1, Entry 477]
This series of maps is unarranged and consists of various types of maps used as reference material by the Section. Although most of the maps are of Europe, primarily Germany, individual maps of the United States, Alaska, and the North Pole are included. Most of the maps were produced by the Geographic Section of the General Staff of the British War Office and United States Army Air Forces.
Administrative Maps, 1945 [A1, Entry 478]
The seventh series is arranged by geographic area and consists of approximately 75 sets of maps depicting various geographic areas of Germany. These maps, prepared by the Planning Coordination staff of the U.S. Group Control Council, were drawn in the Research and Analysis Branch of the Office of Strategic Services and lithographed by the agency's Reproduction Branch. The map sets generally contain various maps of the same area, but only detail certain administrative aspects, such as transportation, public health, public safety, legal, labor, and finance.
Cultural Property Claim Applications, 1946–1948 [A1, Entry 479]
Arranged by an alphanumeric system that combines the first letter of the country of the applicant and the claim number, this series consists of claim applications for the restitution of looted cultural property submitted by individuals and representatives from Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, France, Great Britain, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Palestine, Poland, Russia, Switzerland, the United States, Uruguay, and Yugoslavia. Correspondence, memorandums, copies of declarations, and other relevant records are included with the applications. The records generally indicate whether the claim was approved, rejected, or dropped. In several instances, the claim applications contain photographs of the artwork that was the subject of the claim. Two searchable indexes (one by name and the other by country) to this series are available on our web site.
Claims of Cultural Property Removed by German Forces, 1946–1948 [A1, Entry 480]
Arranged by Land and Berlin Sector and thereunder numerically by declaration number. This entry consists of copies of declarations of property removed from areas occupied by German Forces, extracts of Land and Sector monthly reports regarding the custody and restitution of cultural property, and other records constituting claims for restitution of cultural property based upon the declarations of Germans who removed property from occupied countries. The records generally give an indication as to whether the claim was approved, rejected, or dropped.
Records Pertaining to the Use of Declarations of Property Removed from Areas Occupied by German Forces, 1917–1948 [A1, Entry 481]
The tenth series is arranged by subject and consists of correspondence, copies of declarations of property removed from areas occupied by German forces, lists of declarations and other records relating to the use of the declarations to ascertain the ownership of cultural property, and declarations without action.
Photographic History of the Offenbach Archival Depot, 1946 [A1, Entry 482]
Arranged by subject, this series consists of an unbound, photographic album of the activities and personnel of the Offenbach Archival Depot from May to November 1946. The album contains 51 pages of photographs, with accompanying text, showing such things as the process by which books were received, stored, and shipped; visiting volunteer workers; and foreign restitution officials.
Photostatic Copies of Book Plates, ca. 1946 [A1, Entry 483]
This series covering book plates is arranged by an alpha-numeric classification system. This unbound volume is labeled, "Ex-Libris Found Among Looted Books in the Archival Depot Volume I" and contains approximately 1,000 photostatic copies of bookplates found among books held in the Offenbach Archival Depot. The volume includes indexes, which list the original book owners' nationalities.
Photostatic Copies of Library Markings, ca. 1946 [A1, Entry 484]
This series is arranged by country or region and consists of two unbound volumes containing photostatic copies of library makings found among looted books held by the Offenbach Archival Depot. Volume I contains those for Eastern Europe and Volume II for Western Europe and North and South America.
Lists of Property Removed from France During the War, 1939– 1945 [A1, Entry 485]
Five volumes (each 8? by 12? by 2? inches) containing lists of property removed from France during World War II. The volumes were produced by the French Division des Reparations et Restitution in French, Russian, English and German and contain approximately 600 pages of descriptions of property, often with photographs of individual items. Volume I contains lists of industrial equipment; Volume II, pictures, tapestries and sculptures; Volume III, furniture; Volume IV, gold, silverware and ceramics and curios; and Volume V, means of transportation. These specific volumes were a gift to Col. John H. Allen, Chief of the Restitution Branch. Arranged by subject.
Records Related to Historic Places and Monuments Damaged by War Action, 1946–1947 [A1, Entry 486]
Arranged geographically by Land (State) and thereunder alphabetically by town or city. This series consists of photographs, questionnaires, correspondence, memorandums, reports and other records pertaining to the destruction, preservation and restoration of monuments, castles, museums, and other historic places that were damaged by war actions.
Report of Historical Sites in Frankfurt/Main Damaged by War Action, 1946–1947 [A1, Entry 487]
The last series is arranged alphabetically by the name of the historical site. The report includes street location, cultural significance of the site, history of damage to the structure, description of the damage, an estimate of repair, and photographs or sketches of the site before and after the war. The photographs are in numerical order (1–300), indicating that they were part of a single report. All indications as to who wrote the report or to whom the report was intended have been removed.
Related resources
The following publications are available on Fold3.
OSS Art Looting Investigation Unit Reports, 1945–46 (M1782)
Records Concerning the Central Collecting Points ("Ardelia Hall Collection"): OMGUS Headquarters Records, 1938–1951 (M1941)
Records Concerning the Central Collecting Points ("Ardelia Hall Collection"): Offenbach Archival Depot, 1946–1951 (M1942)
Administrative Records
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Holocaust-Era Assets: A Finding Aid to Records at the National Archives at College Park, Maryland
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