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Recovery USB Drive
NOTE: Back up your important files before restoring your Windows 7 to Factory Settings.
How to Make a Recovery USB Drive
USB drive at least 8GB with a maximum of 32GB
1. Click the start button or pressing the Windows button on your keyboard and insert your USB drive.
2. On the search bar, type in RECOVERY TOOLS and choose RECOVERY TOOLS.
3. When you get to recovery screen, choose "I want to create recovery boot media for my computer".
4. Choose your USB drive. Note: Be careful of choosing your USB drive if you have a lot of USBs connected on your PC.
5. Follow instructions thereafter.
6. When recovery USB drive is completed and recovery is needed, boot from your USB drive.


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I thought I would be less busy after school started, but alas, that has not the case. Its sort of my own fault, to be honest. I applied for a bunch of jobs in August and early September, and have been dealing with the repercussions (interviews) of those applications since. This should be good and exciting, but I'm ambivalent at best.
The thing is, I don't even know if I want a regular job? Or if I'm just doing it because I feel like I should; like freelancing and writing while be a sahm isn't "good enough." Ergh. Like, expectations vs. reality.
So, expectations
Basically, I had a few social interactions this summer which were… mostly enjoyable, but left a bit of a sour taste in my mouth. I found myself thinking, I'd be taken more seriously/ respected as productive adult woman and contributing member of society/ my feminism not questioned at all if I just had a job, in the wake of each interaction, and in the hours/ days/ weeks which followed, I kinda felt like a shitty loser. The cumulative effect of it all, along with the general un-productiveness of trying to write during the summer months when everyone in the fam is home most of the day, was that by the end of summer I had this sense of being nothing but a waste of potential and/or space, not to mention someone betraying my education and misrepresenting feminism, and all these were definitely among the prime motivating factors to my end-of-summer spurt of employment applications to Real Office Jobs.
I. Gathering the first: Brunch in the City
Fun people, delicious food, and sightseeing—what more could you ask? For me, a bit of warning about changes in plans would have been nice. The basic plan was that I was meeting up with someone ("it's Pat!") I hadn't seen in a while for a day-long visit. Because it was just us two, nothing fancy, I didn't bother dressing up. No makeup, and just jeans, boots, and a black ribbed tank top. About 15 minutes out from their place, Pat shot me a text with this restaurant address a few miles back, saying to meet them there. I arrived late, and everyone else was seated.
Everyone else?
Yeah. Pat brought friends. Three people I'd never met—a guy and two gals. The women were flawless—gorgeously long, curling hair and makeup on-point, with very stylish outfits. And I was seriously undressed for the restaurant, a French bistro. So, right off the bat, it was like ack, panic attack, right? Kind of thrown and feeling off kilter/ out of place. All awkward and gawky, surrounded by beautiful people.
But whatever, it happens. Roll with the punches.
Pat introduces me around, and as the conversation starts, my self-consciousness faded a bit. They seemed like lovely people, very personable and engaging. There was a bit of a hiccup early on when one of the women tried translate my menu for me, which was weird on two levels. One, because she assumed I wasn't capable of comprehending enough French to read a menu, and (yeah, I'm not fluent in French, but I can actually read it well enough for menus, maps, and road signs), and two (more importantly), the menu actually had English translations? So, what … she thought I just couldn't … read?
They were also a bit odd about the food–like, they seemed to think I hadn't had French food before? And I'm not talking escargot or Jambon persillé or anything even vaguely exotic, I'm talking croissants and omelettes here. Right after I took a bite of my croissant, I looked up to see one of the gals watching me, and I sort of raised my eyebrows, like, yes? And she asked, "What do you think?" in this just fascinated tone that kind of threw me off. I sort of paused, looked at the pastry, looked at her, and replied, "It's a good croissant?"
"Yes," she said intensely. "But it's a real croissant. Made fresh in their kitchen. Here—I like to have them with a bit of jam." She proceeded to show me how to put jam and butter on my croissant, as though it was the first time in my 36 years of life that I'd had fresh croissants with jam and butter, and I was unfamiliar with the procedure.
But. Oddities like that aside, it was generally a nice meal. Good food. As always, the question of what-do-you-do came up during conversation. I said was a stay-at-home, and the unexpected attendees said, "Oh! Pat said you were a writer!"
"Yes, I am," I said, though I kind of wished Pat hadn't said anything. I'm familiar with the follow-up questions, assumptions, and unspoken baggage that accompany my response. Before I can change the subject, someone cast it out: "So, what have you written? Where are you published?"
"Actually, I'm still unpublished," I said. "I'm working on a book at the moment."
I knew the look on their faces as they made polite noises and ask questions about manuscript they don't ever expect to see the light of day. I've seen it before. Unpublished. Dilettante. Amateur. The guy asks if I've considered self-publishing, and I explain that I'm not averse to it, but after weighing the pros and cons of both, I've decided to try–initially–for trade. One by one, they recount success stories of self-publishing which they've read, or heard second-hand through a friend of a friend, and explain how easy it is. Someone asks me if I've heard of Amazon Prime–did I know I can sell books through their program? I smile and nod politely, as though this is all new information to me.
This is why I do not like to tell people I am a writer, or working on a book.
I don't blame them, mind you. They're trying to show interest, and, as successful businesspersons, offer advice. And there are two types of writers: Published and unpublished. We may all identify as writers, but until the validation of publication, that self-identification is as useful to the average Joe as saying I am a great singer, or a great dancer (neither of those are true, by the way). Art is subjective, and publication–whether self or trade–appears to offer an objective measure of worth via income–what people are willing to pay for my work.
Ironically, I am actually kind of published–in the sense I've been paid for my writing, anyway. Sometimes, for a quick buck, I skim freelance writing sites and pick up a reasonably high-paying job, like the articles that pay $11-$13 for word counts between 500 and 800. I can easily write that 45 minutes to an hour with minimal edits. Do three of those for one week, and that's $200. Its published writing I was paid for, but its also nothing I can point to as proof of being a writer, since I sold the copy sans byline.
Finally, that line of conversation fizzled out, and they asked what I thought of the big city. This "big city" is about 3 hours away from my hometown, and I visit it a few times a year–as I have every year of my life. I said something about how its a nice place to visit, but I'm never fond of the traffic. They react with surprise: "Oh! You've been before? It's a big city for you, isn't it?"
Another strange assumption which tripped me up momentarily, and left me temporarily tongue tied. I made a non-committal, polite noise–I live within an hour of another large coastal city, and could probably have moved to one of the two cities at some point in my life if I liked cities, but I don't. It seems a rude thing to say, though, to people who choose to live in the city. I tried changing the topic by mentioning a tidbit of interesting historical trivia about their traffic zoning laws. It works, and they responded with interest, asking how I learned that. I explained I came across the information while researching an academic paper, and run smack into another surprise when one of them expresses sympathy that I couldn't finish my degree.
I looked at Pat, baffled. I was kind of wondering exactly what these people had been told– why did they seem to think I was a college dropout who'd never been to a big city or eaten French food?
I explained I had a BA from Evergreen, but they don't recognize the college, even though its reasonably nearby and has some famous local alumni. I tried describing it–kind of a hippieish, eco-friendly, liberal arts college–and they actually began to name off similar colleges–Was it Berkeley, they ask? Pomona? The one Steve Jobs went to—Reed?–apparently under the impression I'd given a nickname? Like I didn't know the name of my own alma mater? I was like, um, No. It was Evergreen State College. I went to Evergreen.
They shake their heads, dismissing this school they do not know, and the conversation turns to local rising housing costs. It turns out, they're are all transplants from LA, which actually explains a lot about their unfamiliarity with the area. I'm told how lucky I am that rising housing costs aren't a problem for me.
Eyebrow raise. Hmm. Actually, I explained, housing costs have been rising in my state as well, especially in the city an hour north of me, which has been experiencing a massive tech and hiring boom. The resultant high cost of housing has caused a displacement and an outward ripple of effect felt even in my town. I relate an anecdote about a friend whose rent for a 2 bedroom duplex rose $300 in four years, from $800 to $1,100.
They smiled and exchanged looks across the table. Maybe I'm imagining things, but I swear they're amused. The gal holding Pat's hand explains, her tone gently condescending, that last year their condo was only $1750 a month, and this year its doubled. This city, I needed to understand, is the new LA.
I felt small and stupid for talking about a $300 increase in rent when they're paying $3500 in monthly housing costs.
Privately, I also kind of felt like $3500 in monthly housing costs is sheer idiocy and their own damn fault for prioritizing this lifestyle and looking down on anyone who chose not to pursue it. But that also felt like a judgmental/ mean way to think, so I tried not to dwell on it. We finished our meal, and Pat suggested we visit a large outdoor Farmer's Market hosted in the city. While we walked around browsing the stalls, the conversation ranged through a variety of topics. Mostly from how I knew Pat to what I thought about the big city/ my reactions to the Farmer's Market, to workplace issues such as salary negotiation and workplace sexism.
On the first two topics, there wasn't much to say–I didn't know how much of our shared history Pat was comfortable with me talking about, seeing as they repeatedly expressed surprise Pat even knew me. And I'd lost my patience with their whole shtick of acting like the "big city" was an exotic experience for me a while back and long since abandoned any polite rebuffs or pretenses at ignoring their questions. Instead, I settled on either not-so-veiled reminders that this wasn't my first visit to the city, or unflattering comparisons to Seattle, which I prefer.
I knew I was starting to get snippish, but at that point it'd been several hours and I hadn't spent any time with just Pat (as planned). I was worn thin and exhausted by a full day of socializing, and the effort of answering the same questions over and over left me feeling scraped raw and exposed. I just wanted to go home.
On the workplace topic, there was no point in contributing. I did try, out of politeness, but my only touchstones/ references were current readings, my undergrad education in labor law history, and previous employment experiences. The two attempts to engage were met with a blank stare, and a patient explanation that I didn't really get the nuances of this particular company, and normal laws/ policies didn't really apply because reasons. After that, whenever the conversation trended toward their various workplace issues, I'd just awkwardly pretend to examine knick-knacks in the stalls. Like, oh, these chunky wooden necklaces are just amazing.
Later, on the drive home, it dawned on me that maybe it wasn't anything Pat said. Maybe it was the way I was dressed–the jeans and scrubby tank top; the lack of makeup. Maybe that, plus being transplants from LA and generally unfamiliar with the area (and towns) meant that when I said I was a stay-at-home mom, they assumed I must be a poor, uneducated country girl from a small town, and assumed I was trapped in my hometown, lacking an education or any opportunity to travel.
A slow burn of humiliation crawled over my skin, and I thought, If I had a real job, like Legal Assistant or Paralegal, or Office Assistant, at a place with Department of Something or Other, or Firm of So and So, then it wouldn't matter what I was wearing. They wouldn't assume I was stupid, because I'd be employed, and that's shorthand for value and purpose. Stay at home mom is just unemployed—not valuable.
Tears stung at my eyes, even though I knew it was stupid to be upset. Even though I knew I'd never see those people again.
II. Gathering the second: A book club
I invited a friend—a former professor—to a book club at a local wine bar. It's an enjoyable event that I attend regularly. We go, my friend is a hit because she's amazing. Everyone loves her.
During the actual book club session, while reviewing books, I make a reference to some legal/ historical trivia that's related to one of the books reviewed. This is not uncommon for me. It's also a behavior my friend is very familiar with from when I was in her class, and we kind of riffed off each other for a bit—she does it too. What is uncommon is that one of the attendees—"Maura"– followed the reference by teasing another book club member ("Terry") with a joke about warning them they were going to be surrounded by legal-types if they came. Maura then stated the room was "filled" with lawyers, and I realized with some discomfort she assumed I was a lawyer or otherwise employed in the legal field. I consider correcting the record, but decide not to bother—the joke wasn't addressed to me, and perhaps I misinterpreted it. Besides, the conversation had already moved on, and it would be awkward and pedantic.
In the conversation afterward, Maura asked which firm I worked at. I told her I was not a lawyer. "Oh! So you're in law school, then? Where are you going?"
"No," I said with an awkward laugh. "Not law school, either. Just a nerd."
"But she could have gone to law school," interjected my former professor, in a tone that indicated I had rejected law school, rather than the other way around, as she directed as smile in my direction. It made me feel better; like I had an ally. I smiled gratefully at her, and Maura—perhaps sensing this was a line of questioning best dropped—suggested a list of books she thought I would enjoy.
Somehow we got to discussing The Feminine Mystique (I've only read the first few chapters; not super relevant to my life), and Maura said, "I thank god for our mothers, giving us the example they did. Can you imagine? If they hadn't left the shackles of the home behind and marched into the workforce, we wouldn't have the freedoms we enjoy today—we might be stuck at home, doing god-knows-what. Thank god for them, right? Thank god for our mothers, who were brave enough to stand up and say, no more."
I mumbled something non-committal in response, thinking of my own wonderful, college-educated mother who left her position on the staff of the Idaho state Senator to marry my dad and be a stay at home mom to five children. In a fair world, my mom would have been recompensed for the labor she performed, but we do not live in a fair world. We live in a nation which pays lip service to the value of stay-at-home mothers, but devalues them in every material way.
There are no tax benefits for a stay-at-home partner. No basic income for adults who manage the household. No respect associated the work. Mom worked hard for over 30 years managing a household, a daunting task with or without children. Add children into the mix, and yeah. No wonder rich people hire maids and nannies and cooks. No wonder those who can't afford to outsource the costs opt for a stay at home partner.
I thought, If I had a job, my feminism would never be in doubt.
Maura left shortly after. My friend and I began heading out to our cars, Terry dogging our footsteps. He asked me, "Where do you work?"
"I'm a writer," I replied, sidestepping the question. I felt safer giving this reply to Terry than I had with the group in Portland, because Terry was also a writer. I knew this because, in the three months he'd been attending the club, the only books he'd reviewed were his own self-published texts. He'd also offered to host a how-to seminar on the topic of one of his books in lieu of one of our meetings. To my surprise, however, the response didn't satisfy. "I mean, what do you do to pay the rent?"
I shot him an irritated look, so caught off guard by the rude directness of his query that I didn't immediately pick up on what was perhaps an unwitting revelation regarding his own success in selling his work. The question stung, coming so soon on the heels of my conversation with Maura, and I spoke more bluntly than I intended: "I'm married." My husband supports me.
He stopped in his tracks, his eyes going wide with surprise and confusion. "I thought—someone as intelligent as you—"
"Nope," I said, walking a little faster. "My husband works, I manage the household and work on my book."
He quickly recovered, and the conversation came to a limping close.
Later that week, he actually emailed me. He wanted my thoughts on his latest draft. I was busy, and a little irritated at his apparent presumption that I had nothing better to do. Still, I was willing to help out a fellow writer–at least glance it over. I left the email in my inbox to attend on the weekend, when I would have more time to read it.
Two days later, he emailed again, wondering if I'd gotten his previous email, as he hadn't gotten my thoughts on the draft yet. I shot back a quick reply telling him I'd look it over and let him know in early September (a month and a half out).
He sent about one or two emails a week for the next three weeks, which I read but did not respond to. Mostly nattering about his drafts, thoughts, and future book ideas. I was developing the strong impression that to him, "stay at home mom/ writer" translated to, "well, she's sitting around with her thumb up her butt and nothing to do, so I'm probably doing her a favor filling up all that loads of free time."
In late August, he sent me "research survey" for a book he was working on about generational attitudes. I love surveys–total sucker for them–so I did respond to that. To my surprise, he responded with an email quizzing me on my replies. Then he replied to that with a response that picked apart all the places my responses seemed to contradict one another. I replied, basically explaining, well, a) these views are all subjective, b) I did say at the start of the survey that I'm uncomfortable generalizing beliefs for an entire group, yet you continue to extrapolate my replies into such generalizations, and c) Macro and micro worldviews can appear contradictory, but still mesh together. For example, someone convinced we've already irreversibly killed the planet with climate change (a macro worldview) can still go to work, pay their bills, tend to their family, vote, and invest in their community (a micro worldview).
He responded, somewhat pompously, that our personalities did not mesh, and we couldn't be friends, and I was just kind of wtf at that point. I sent a quick, terse response which politely explained I'd provided answers under the impression this was for writing research, not some sort of friendship interview. I rescinded the permission I'd previously given to use my name and responses, and asked him not to contact me further. He replied somewhat bullishly, telling me it was his pleasure to delete every correspondence we'd exchanged and that I was a real disappointment.
I thought, If I had a job, none of this would have happened. People wouldn't look at me like I'm wasting my degree. My feminism wouldn't be in doubt. My time would be respected.
III. Gathering the third: Music show
We are with a group of friends, mostly my husband's co-workers and their SOs. They range from their mid-20s to mid-30s. I like this group—we've socialized before. They're working class people earning middle class incomes, and degree valuation is not a thing in this group. Its something I like. No-one here cares about who has a college degree and who doesn't, or where its from. Some have high school diplomas, some have AAs, and some have BAs. No-one here is impressed by fancy job titles with shit pay and long hours. When we hang out, conversations run the gamut—from politics to pop culture, history to current events. I love these guys, and we don't see them nearly often enough.
My husband and I enter the bar we're all meeting at and find our group when they start shouting our names. There's someone new with them, someone I've never met. Soon enough, we're introduced, and I learn "Greg" has actually worked there for a while and heard all about me (said with a flutter of eyelashes at my husband). Greg seems pretty flamboyantly gay in his speech mannerisms and few other affectations, as well as the constant flirting and references to crushing on various guys in the group, but I'm not making any assumptions. I'm a short-haired woman who frequently eschews make-up and rides a motorcycle; I am aware that people can make mistaken judgments about sexuality based on appearances. Eventually, though, Greg tells me he's gay. Cool.
We end up spending most of the night in conversation, and get along well. Near the end of the evening, Greg says (fairly drunkenly), "You're so smart—so smart! What are you—what do you do? I mean, for a living? What do you do?"
I pause, caught by the question I've come to dread this summer, and my husband catches my eye across the room. His eyes widen, and he jumps in to answer for me. We both speak at the same time—me, with flat sarcasm, and my husband in a curiously upbeat tone.
"She's a writer!"
"I'm a kept woman."
Greg's eyes widen comically, and he almost falls off his chair. "A kept wo—whaaaaa?"
"I'm a stay at home partner and mom. And a writer," I clarify, shooting my husband an apologetic look as I realized how my snark had demeaned us both. "It was a joke. A bad one."
"No you're not," Greg said, shaking his head. I lifted an eyebrow, bemused. "Sorry?"
"No, because–you can't be! You're all, like," *snaps fingers* "In charge! And smart! And take charge! You don't take no shit from no-one, I can tell! So, you can't be, like, some little-miss-stay-at-home, because that's just not—" He waved his hand expressively, wrinkling his nose at the mental image he'd conjured up with those words. Submissive. Obedient. Religious. Quiet. Oppressed. Ignorant. Pitiable. "You're not that."
I wasn't drunk, just buzzed. Buzzed enough to burnish the edge off my hurt, to laugh off the offense. To toss my head, lift one shoulder, put on a careless smile as a I laughed and snarked off some response about how it was hard, but somehow I managed to possess brains and the ability to manage a house.
But it stings. The next day, when I recount the incident to my best friend, I tell her that I'm going to start applying for jobs–that I'm tired of this bullshit.
"What about your book?" she asks.
"I dunno," I said. I was frustrated. I'd hardly been able to work on the damn thing all summer, anyway, and I was so tired of being dismissed and devalued. I thought, If I had a job, people would take me seriously. I would have a daily schedule. People would respect my time. I wouldn't be wasting my degree. I wouldn't be betraying feminism.
So, in a flurry of fury, I applied for dozens of jobs, then … kinda forgot about it. Got over it. School started, and I got back to routine and started working on my book regularly again.
Except when I was interrupted by interviews.
My husband laughed at my irritation. "You do this every summer," he said. "You get frustrated with the lack of routine, the lack of production, and you apply for a bunch of jobs. Then you spend a few months half-assing interviews."
"I don't half-ass them," I said indignantly, side-stepping his other observations. "And at least this year, I applied for positions that make it worth it."
He didn't say anything, but I could see his reflection in the mirror as I applied my mascara–the way his blue eyes were lit with laughter, the amused affection at my predicament. I wrinkled my nose at him.
vs. Reality
The thing is, the last full-time Real Office Job I had, I was paid $11.50/hr, no benefits. Long story short, our household income actually decreased by an average of $300/ month while I was working, despite the fact my take-home paychecks were about $800 each, so an extra $1600 a month. Over the long term, the costs of me working outside of the home (commute costs, vehicle maintenance, car insurance; childcare; and outsourcing or neglecting budgeting/ financial chores/ tasks normally performed by me) added up. As counter-intuitive as it seemed, when we looked at our household budget before, during, and after my employment, the math was clear: I was more of an asset to the household and household income as a stay-at-home parent and/or partner than as secondary income, unless I could get hired by an employer who would pay a living wage for our area (which the MIT Living Wage calculator currently puts at $15/hr).
Last summer, I was actually offered a full time position for $15/ hr. However, I was concerned about the stability of the position–it was a small business employer (fewer than 15 employees), with no HR, high position turnover (1-2 per year), and they didn't offer benefits or retirement plans (ie, did not value investing in their employees). I also had a surgery scheduled in 6 months, and kind of suspected I would find I'd been replaced when I tried to return to work after the recovery period. After discussing the pros and cons of the position with my husband, we decided it sounded too much like a repeat of my 2012 job (also with a small business employer)–a toxic work environment with high turnover, no employee protections/ job security, and no indication of willingness to invest in a loyal and trained long-term term staff (although they often, unrealistically, expect their underpaid and understaffed employees to perform work as though they're highly skilled acolytes of the company).
Honestly, I think small businesses, with their high taxes and narrow operating margins, are just bad for employees. They don't mean to be, but when running such ships through such shallow shoals, employees end up being the ballast. Its not that small business owners mean to be shitty bosses, its just that they've got super intense pressure to do everything they can to keep the business running and hide that mad scrabble from the clients—to project this image of success. So they're sacrificing, which ends up with them expecting their employees to sacrifice/ invest in the business, as well–and resenting them when they don't. And they inevitably seem to end up cutting costs in ways which negatively affect the employees.
So I swore I'd never work for a small business employer again … but it turns out all the jobs around here that I qualify for with my education and work history are either small business employers or government. So I applied to a bunch of state jobs, and now–about two months later–I think I'm finally done dealing with the repercussions of that ill-thought temper.
The last position actually had a civil service test aspect to it, which I thought meant would make the process less biased than the usual interview process (basically a Very Important First Impression on steroids merged with a sales call where the product is yourself–a situation I do not do well in, given my high anxiety). Well, I passed the exam part just fine, only to get rejected on the next phase due to "financial mismanagement." Specifically, the Chapter 7 bankruptcy and times I've been referred to bill collectors.
Apparently, it is acceptable and conceivable that the President of the United States could potentially be a person with multiple bankruptcies and over a decade of unpaid taxes due to exploiting tax loopholes, but gods forbid someone with a Chapter 7 bankruptcy and/or collections activity (due to the accruing costs and damages of a FEMA-recognized natural disaster) end up working an administrative job with the local government department—even if it was half a decade ago and they've managed to repair their credit.
So, that happened. However, I realized … that's the last one. Last of August applications. No one else will call me for an interview. I'm done, which means from now on (until the next spate of idiocy) I can just focus on the actual work of my day-to-day.

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Andrew McIntyre wrote: > Anyway, what's the trigger for breaching the contract here? If it's > 'creation' alone, then rolling that release candidate surely qualifies > as as creation. If it's 'creation and distribution,' well, is posting > the release candidate in a public forum and on a public website (like > one would have to do to vote on it) considered distribution in this > case? I have no idea, because i'm not a lawyer. I don't either. I will try and get someone here to discuss this with the JCP lawyers and try and get some clarification about 'creation' vs. 'creation and distribution'. I can't see how you can be in trouble for creating a set of bits that nobody has access to, but IANAL. I guess you have somewhat answered my question from my other email: you must, even temporarily, make the official GA bits available for download, just so we can vote on the release. Could we remove the download once it's voted on, at least to keep the window of vulnerability to a minimum? I'm not saying that would satisfy the lawyers, but I'd like to know what is possible before we talk to them. How do we handle this normally, if you create a release candidate with the GA bit set, and then we reject the release. Don't we have the same problem already, with people getting access to a release that looks and smells like an official Apache release but actually isn't? > > Or maybe ask Geir, since he's VP of Java Community Process for the > Apache Software Foundation, since similar instances may have come up > fairly recently. [3] > Even if we did ask Geir, he's not the last word on it. I'd rather hear it from the horse's mouth. I or someone else will get back to you. Thanks for all your input, and your research! > andrew > > p.s. I'm assuming there's no TCK for JSR-221. P.S. I am pretty sure there is, but as I understand it, it just validates the interfaces are there. It's part of the overall TCK for Java SE 6, is my understanding. I am sure Lance will be happy to clarify. > > [1] http://www.jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/JSPA2.pdf > [2] http://jcp.org/aboutJava/communityprocess/announce/2004/JCP2.6.html > [3] > http://www.apache.org/foundation/records/minutes/2005/board_minutes_2005_12_21.txt > > (search for "SUN ISSUES")
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SharePonit layout apps (as I call them) are the missing link in most developer's understanding of SharePoint and why it seems like it can be a pain in the butt as a development platform. As I've discussed previously, SharePoint development only deviates from regular ASP.NET development ever so slightly. A bit of creativity and ingenuity easily overcomes most hurdles.
As I'm doing development in the area, I'd like to help shed some light on the mystery of it all and show how developers and SharePoint can work together in harmony 🙂
One of the first steps to making happy with SharePoint when working with layout pages is to nuke the SharePoint CSS which creates weird padding around the main work area. I'm sure it may have some purpose, but it's irrelevant for us at the moment.
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In the following screen, I've added a <div/> element with a one pixel, black border with width and height set to 100% (this is in IE7 and it looks about the same in FF2).
Notice the fat white padding on the top and the right. This is useless and ugly. Not only that, we didn't acheive the 100% height that we'd like to. We can nuke it with some CSS:
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However, after having my gallbladder out 4 weeks ago the pain I used to experience has returned, I went to my GP who advised I need to see my consultant again and to book an emergency appointment with them and to speak with their PA. I called the Woodlands who advised they don't work there and they work at KGH, I explained what I needed and the helpful member of staff on reception put me through to the appointments line. This is when 7 months of really good service went down hill. I was advised "we do not do emergency appointments so we cant get you in until the end of September, speak to your GP" after explaining my GP has told me I need to see my consultant urgently they then advised "they're on annual leave" I then asked if I can see someone else or if anyone else could help due to the pain and they said "this is not an A&E you know!!". To say im disappointed is an understatement!
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These are the tales of the many hook ups I had with my still straight best friend.
Jason is my childhood friend. He is my second neighbour and I've known him for as long as I can remember. We would always play together in one of our backyards or in the small woods nearby. We were inseparable until high school. Nothing really happened, we simply parted ways. Not completely, because we would still hang out from time to time but we could barely say we were friends anymore. Until our last year started, we were together in our classes and none of our respective friends were in the same class. We started speaking and hanging out together more often and I think we both realised how much we missed our friendship.
Our friendship was not exactly the same, there was something different, probably because I came out of the closet a few years before that but it never seemed to bother Jason and we never really talked about it; mostly because there is nothing to talk about, my love life is non-existent. Jason dumped his girlfriend and was now single. I hated his girlfriend, who was a whore, so we were now celebrating with beers in my basement. We were discussing is love life when we started the conversation that would trigger everything:
-But you your still a virgin right? (asked Jason)
-Sight Yes.
-You're waiting for the good person?
-No. That's not it. (I said laughing) I'm not romantic like that! It's just that I don't really know any gay and I haven't really been looking either.... I'm more than ready for sex but it would mean that I would have to start looking for others and right now it sounds more bothersome than what I would get from it.
-Oh it's not! I can tell you that much. (We both laughed) But aren't you getting old for a virgin? I mean there's no problem but aren't you afraid that whoever is your first will be much more experienced than you.
-Well I try not to think about it but thank you for reminding me! (We laughed again. I don't know why but laughing with people always made me feel much more closer to them.) I guess that to do things right I should practice at the preliminaries before, at least. (I said on a mischievous tone than wasn't unknown to Jason.)
I was drunk and feeling playful so I kept starring at Jason like I was waiting for an answer. He bit his lip and seemed to consider it for a while but we both laughed again and changed subject.
The next week passed and we were both busy on our side so we barely spoke outside of school. On Friday Jason asked me if I wanted to go play video games and drink at his house after school. I had been studying all week and a relax night at my buddy's house appeared like paradise.
We ordered a pizza and ate it while watching TV in his living room and then we went his room to play video games. Hours later, we crashed on his bed, both drunk and tired.
-You know... (Jason hesitated for a second) I tough about... what you... suggested last time and I think it could be a good idea!
-What do you mean? (I said even though I knew exactly what he meant. I only said that last time because of the alcohol and now I wasn't sure anymore)
-I mean we would both be winning so we should try.
Jason leaned closer and we started kissing. His kiss were uneasy and his hand hesitant on my body. Having no idea what I was doing I still took the lead and removed his t-shirt and mine. Not wanting to go back to the awkward kissing and started kissing his neck and slowly went down. I always thought that Jason was one of the most handsome guys of our school with his brown/blond hair and his blue eyes but now that I was kissing it, I realised that he had a smoking hot body too. I unzipped his jeans and kissed his bulge through his underwear. That kiss made him moan and it gave me the confidence I needed to go on. I lowered his pants and unveiled his penis. His dick was a gorgeous fat 9 inch cock with his large balls hanging under. I thought to myself ''Well, that's gonna be the perfect training opportunity.'' and I went down slowly on his cock. It tasted better than I expected and realised that it was much more exciting that I thought. I could feel my dick getting harder in my pants as I suck him slowly and carefully. I sucked and licked his dick for a while and he seemed to appreciate more and more because his moaning became louder and he stated to be more agitated. I licked his balls but it didn't felt natural so I went back to his dick. I tried to suck more of his delicious cock but I gagged. Hopefully, he never realized, he was too busy not knowing what to do of his hands. I realised that I would never be able to pull out my dick and jerk in front of my straight friend and it made me mad. The only thing a wanted now was to get it over with. I sucked him more fiercly and jacked him quickly too. His breathing became irregular and I stopped sucking him. As I was jacking him I reaffirmed how sexy he was. His body was well built and tanned and I got hard again looking at his sweaty body and his jeans halfway removed. A minute later he came in my hand very loudly. He looked confused and he said ''thanks''. His ''thanks'' annoyed me but I had no I idea of what to say so I thanked him too, wiped my hand on his t-shirt and went home.
I took a long shower and brushed me teeth twice. I was exhausted when I jumped under my sheets. I stopped thinking and my hand went into my white boxers. I imagined Jason sleeping. I imagined his smooth body under his sheets. I imagined myself blowing him again and I came on my stomach. That night and the following ones, I would dream of Jason, of his body, of his smell, of his dick.
After that night, I think we didn't want things to be awkward between us so we made our best not to make them. We saw each other as often as usual but never with alcohol or too late at night. One night, my parents and my sister were out so I invited Jason and some of his friends to play poker which is their favourite activity. It wasn't the first time that I met them put it was the first time I would be the one receiving them. They weren't all comfortable with me being gay but I never held it against them since most of them seemed to be making genuine efforts. At the end of the night and after almost winning the game I felt that they finally accepted me and it made Jason as happy as me. He stayed later to help me clean and we talked and joked about the evening and other stuff...
- When you took down Travis with your full house all of the others were in awe in front of your bluff! (said Jason)
- Well I'm a very good actor but I have to admit that the fact that they don't know me must have helped.
- Maybe but you had me fooled too, I was impressed..... I've been impressed by you a lot lately.
- What are you talki... (When I saw the smirk on his face I knew exactly what he was talking about)
We laughed and I continued cleaning as he got closer. He took me by the waist and pushed my against the wall while starting a hot and steamy make out session. After last time, I didn't want it to happen again, not because it wasn't fun, because I was scared of what might happen if we started to do it often. However, the second he laid he confident lips on mine, I stopped caring about anything else than tearing his clothes apart. His kisses were not the only thing that had taken confidence. His hands were running all over me and I was already in boxers when he finally dropped his pants. I fell to my knee I swallowed his dick as much as I could. I sucked him thoroughly while discovering his juicy ass with my hands. I grabbed and rubbed them to heart's content until he took hold against the wall and started face fucking me. We went on like that for a while before we went to the sofa. I made him sit and I dived head first on his body. I licked and kissed his tights while jacking him and he groaned and moaned as much as I was enjoying him. He pulled my hair to make me kiss him. I rubbed his chest and he kissed me in the neck. Then he made me sit and he got over me rubbing his dick against my chest. My hand went once again in my boxers and I pulled my dick out to jack it like it deserved. Jason noticed but did not seem to care. He got up on the sofa started face fucking again. His dick was sliding in and out of my throat, my hand was worshipping his ass and I was close to cumming. Jason slowed down and I came with the best feeling of pleasure I ever had. Soon he pulled out of my mouth and immediately came on my neck and the black leather of the sofa. Then he sat on my tights with his dick laying on mine.
- Not that last time was bad, but this time was....
- A lot more fun, I agree!(I said)
- Yeah definitely. So I'll go take a shower and then can I sleep here?
- Sure
- Oh don't run off this time. It makes things awkward after.
- Well I can hardly do that since were in MY house.
We laughed and talked the rest of the night and I became very glad to be able to hook up with my straight best friend. Soon enough we both became eager for more...


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Alan Riggs was standing outside the Hawg Pen, testing the decibel levels for a club where he frequently DJs when he noticed a man dash out of a parked car and into another vehicle, which then sped off around the corner.
Curious, Riggs walked over to examine the abandoned car. There was a sign in the window:
"Illegal Club!"
He walked down to the edge of Paula Street to the intersection with Hodges, where he'd seen the second car pull off.
"I'm going down Hodges, looking at this guy sitting in the ice rink driveway just videotaping me and taking pictures," Riggs said.
"So I walked up and he rolled down his window; I said, can I help you, he said, 'I just want to know why you're operating above the noise ordinance.'"
"As a matter of fact," Riggs said, "That's how I met Nick."
Two Bad Neighbors?
Nick Voss lives in the nearby Forest Acres subdivision. Less than a month after meeting Riggs for the first time in January 2016, he found himself banned from the premises of the Hawg Pen.
"We had to trespass him," explained Erwytt Franks, president of the Hawg Pen.
"He was out there, taking pictures, scaring my patrons; why are you out in the parking lot taking pictures?" Franks asked.
Voss said he was gathering evidence that the club was operating without all the permits he believed necessary.
"When Hawg Pen didn't have their Amplified Entertainment Permit, I would go out there each day they were open and videotape them, the music, the customers coming in," Voss said.
Hawg Pen received the permit in mid-February 2016.
This video was shot by Nick Voss in January. The man on the right is Alan Riggs, the other is an unidentified member of the Vicious Hogs.
Things weren't always so acrimonious.
Back in January, Voss and Franks shared a drink at the Hawg Pen and went over the concerns and issues Voss had.
"Based on my conversation, they were going to be a much better neighbor, I was going to work with them through the process, they were going to be much better; obviously that didn't happen," Voss said.
Franks described it as a "nice conversation to help [Voss] with his issues," but concluded there was nothing he could do.
"I said look dude, the only thing we're trying to do is be a good neighbor; if we're bothering you, we'll turn it down," Franks said.
"That was on a Sunday afternoon; on Monday afternoon, he was down at the police station complaining on us."
A Failure to Communicate
Franks said he made sure that Voss had his and Riggs' phone numbers so he could reach out directly any time he felt the music was too loud.
"The day they got their AEP permit they were pretty loud, so I sent a text to Riggs," Voss said.
"I said, do you know how loud it is in my home? I can hear the music from here."
"He shot me one text message," Riggs said of his communications with Voss.
"It was basically a nasty message that said, 'The music's very loud tonight, I guess that's the way it's gonna be from now on.'"
"I reached right over and turned the bass down; he didn't say thanks, I haven't heard from him since. You can't complain about a problem if you're not going to work for a solution," Riggs said.
Franks said Voss had actually reached out to him last week in another attempt to broker the peace.
"So I talked to my attorney first; he said, 'Knowing Nick Voss, he's up to something.' He was trying to find something he could turn around and use against us, give to the City Council; we haven't done anything wrong," Franks said.
Voss confirmed he had tried to set up another sit down with Franks, but said the club had been blowing him off ever since it received its Amplified Entertainment Permit and that the meeting never happened.
The Proper Permits
Voss' main problem with the Hawg Pen, he said, was that they had been operating without an Amplified Entertainment Permit, which meant there were no real consequences for the club violating the noise ordinances, which could set a problematic precedent for the area.
According to city code, an "Amplified entertainment shall mean any type of music or other entertainment delivered through and by an electronic system. Televisions operating with no amplification other than their internal speakers and background music systems operated at a low volume and not intended for entertainment shall not be deemed amplified entertainment."
As the Hawg Pen was utilizing a speaker system inside the club, Voss argued the business needed to obtain an Amplified Entertainment Permit.
This was when he began filming the club's coming and goings.
City Ordinance 12-5003 states that the maximum noise limitation for a commercially zoned property, such as Hawg Pen, is 60 dB during the day and 55 dB at night.
On the day he met Voss, Riggs said the sound meter he'd purchased put the noise level around 60 dB right outside the club, although Voss remembers it differently.
"The first conversation I had with [Riggs], he told me they were running 65-70 dB outside of the building: far larger than any club downtown," Voss said.
A chart of sound levels provided by the US Department of Labor equated 60dB to a "conversation three feet away." 70dB is "classroom chatter," and a nightclub is estimated at 120dB.
Sound ordinance issues are often dealt with at the discretion of the responding officer, which may lead to inconsistent policy application across the city.
Lack of Enforcement
According to Voss, the Hawg Pen is not the only problem club along Paula Street, a strange industrial dead-end sandwiched between Atlantic Avenue and Wake Forest Road in North Raleigh that hosts a variety of clubs and auto repair shops.
The neighboring Luc Lounge and El Tucanazo, both of which opened around the same time as Hawg Pen in May of 2015, were, according to records obtained from the Raleigh Police Department, cited a total of 20 times throughout 2015 for noise violations.
In that same time period, the Hawg Pen received zero citations, although it did receive one in January 2016 for not having its Amplified Entertainment Permit.
While Luc Lounge and El Tucanazo are more traditional nightclubs, Franks described the Hawg Pen as "a private club — it's a biker bar."
"They ride Harley Davidsons," Franks said of his patrons.
"These guys work hard for a living, they work in the community, and it's a place we hang out, that's all there is to it," Franks said.
The Hawg Pen essentially serves as the clubhouse for the Vicious Hogs Association of Raleigh/Durham; an African-American, Harley-exclusive biker club.
Voss said when the establishment first opened, he had no issues; it was, as he had been told it would be, a place for guys to get together and watch football.
As the club began to extend its hours — it had been closing around 11, Voss said — it also began to increase the volume at which it played music.
To Voss' surprise, when he called the very same officers he had been dealing with in regards to the other clubs, as documented on his website, his complaints appeared to fall on deaf ears.
"When it comes to a call with the Hawg Pen, it's completely different. It's the exact same officers who I worked with for months, both I and my neighbors recognized a complete change; it's the exact same officers on the exact same street with a completely different attitude," Voss said.
"Before they respond to our house, they will drive by the Hawg Pen extremely slowly; pull in across the street, pull back out, very slow, to make sure the doorman sees them so it's not really that loud anymore when they have to go over with the sound meter."
In order to call more attention to the problems he was having, Voss addressed City Council earlier this week about the Hawg Pen, levying the charge that it was being "protected" from citations because it was owned by law enforcement officers.
At that Council meeting, Captain Tommy Klein, who oversees the North District in which Hawg Pen is located, said he had found no evidence of such ownership, noting that the department takes these kind of allegations extremely seriously.
Voss persisted with his claims in an interview the next day, saying he'd been told by "multiple people" that the club was operated by law enforcement.
"I think it was county sheriffs, maybe Durham County," Voss said, explaining he hadn't been able to nail down specifically which law enforcement agency had in their employ a partial owner of the Hawg Pen.
"My neighbor works with a guy who goes to the club; he apparently called those guys 'RPD;' that guy said several the guys there are RPD, whether they're owners or just members in the club I'm not sure."
Franks categorically and emphatically denied Voss' allegations.
"We don't have any police owning us. That is incorrect."
The lack of citations, he said, is simply proof that they had been doing nothing wrong.
For his part, Franks is a 4 percent owner in Hawg Pen with a full-time career in another industry. The Hawg Pen, he said, is something he does for fun.
No owner of the Hawg Pen owns more than 25 percent of the company. Franks' name is the only one listed on filing papers with the State's Alcoholic Beverage Commission.
Agnes Stevens, the Public Affairs Director with the NC ABC Commission, said they had no record of any past or pending violations against the Hawg Pen.
We reached out to the Raleigh Police Department for more detailed statistics and information regarding noise ordinance violations but they were unable to process the request prior to publication. Once that information is received, this article will be updated accordingly.
Club Row
Voss bought his home in December 2014, which he described as a "quiet time." He estimates he's about 1,200 feet "as the crow flies" from the Hawg Pen.
The Hawg Pen sits a block to the north and across a small body of water from Voss' home at the intersection of Hodges and Paula.
"I'm on the other side of the street, a row of houses sits in between me and them," Voss said.
"Plus they're farther away from me than the other two clubs, and I still have no problem hearing them inside of my home, even though there's houses in the way."
Riggs said while he empathizes with Voss' situation, he argued that the blame should fall more on Voss' realtor than the nightclub owners.
"Paula Street's had clubs on it for 30-some years," said Riggs.
"Nick really wants to do a lot of things that … you know, I don't think that he understands where he bought his house."
"He's on a mission to bring attention to himself. I've lived here my whole life, it's been Club Row for as long as I can remember; it's unfortunate the houses are built where they are, but you know, we all have to live and get along."
Riggs said he had been to Voss' home a number of times but failed to hear any music drifting over from the Hawg Pen. One on occasion, Riggs said, he directed the DJ back at the club to "turn it up wide open." Even after this, Riggs said he "couldn't hear a thing."
Speaking on the history of Club Row, Riggs said the ice skating complex just to the south of Hawg Pen on Hodges Road where he first encountered Voss had itself once been one of the East Coast's premier nightclubs; the first place in North Carolina, in fact, that Mary J. Blige performed.
As it turns out, management at Raleigh Center Ice, as it's known today, are big fans of their backyard, biker neighbors.
"Sometimes you hear a motorcycle, but they're not loud at all: they're very nice," said Cindy Murphy, a manager at Center Ice.
"Sometimes I walk with the dogs and they're outside and they have their little grill and stuff, but the music isn't loud."
The Luc Lounge, however, was a different story.
"A couple of months ago I had a drunk person in here from Luc, and I had a hard time getting him out; they close at 5 in the morning and we open at 5 for a 6 a.m. game," Murphy said.
"Those are normally 8 and 10 years olds for those games and I had that guy in here, I could barely get him out, luckily I had parents helping me."
Franks said he has made a sincere effort to be a good neighbor; both he and Riggs mentioned a veteran the club had hired to help maintain not only his property but several surrounding ones as well, and said he allows construction crews to utilize his parking lot during the day, which was witnessed by this reporter.
To his knowledge, Franks said, Voss was the only neighbor to complain about the Hawg Pen. Both Riggs and Voss had mentioned another neighbor, John Lucero, who "didn't say much" but was also working against the nightclubs on Paula Street. Attempts to reach Mr. Lucero were unsuccessful.
Voss said because of the alleged law enforcement connections, other neighbors are too afraid to speak out against the Hawg Pen. He cited the trespass letter he received as proof the club was willing to retaliate.
Franks dismissed this claim; emphasizing again the lack of law enforcement ownership in the Hawg Pen and saying that if his club was really a nuisance, Voss' across the street neighbors, who are closer to his business, would have been in touch. The trespass letter, he said, was merely sent in order to shield his patrons from harassment.
Differences aside, Voss still hopes that he and the Hawg Pen will one day find a way to be good neighbors again.
Riggs and Franks feel the same way.
"I really wish Nick the best," Riggs said of Voss.
"I just wish he would find something better to do with his time."
Riggs also wished to make it clear that he had only been speaking on behalf of himself, and that he is neither an employee of the Hawg Pen nor a member of the Vicious Hogs.
Franks, despite his frustration, said he admired Voss' tenacity.
"He comes out there at 10, 11, 12 o'clock at night, there's 40, 50, 60 bikers out in the parking lot; you're bold, you really are."
Franks said he had racked his brain trying to figure out how he could accommodate Voss, but failed to come up with anything.
"I wish I had something legitimate I could really tell you, but I don't have anything," Franks said.
"Maybe he just don't like bikers."
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"Claudette Colvin"
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