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Koolscapes Fountain Jet Pump - 172GPH
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About this itemIdeal for use in statuary and fountains.
These magnetic driven pumps are designed to operate with minimal energy consumption, resulting in low operating costs. The compact size is ideal for use in statuary and fountains, as well as limited space applications. They are also designed to operate continuously and have a flow control to regulate the output of water. They come with suction cups to anchor the pump firmly.
- Suction base for firm positioning
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- Magnetic driven motor
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First Sunday in April: The Masters, Book Review
Even though there has been plenty of golf played already this year, the real start to the season is right around the corner. Every year the golf season really begins in April with the start of the Masters Tournament. The Masters is the first major tournament of the season and the professionals try to get their games to peak for what many call the best tournament of the year. The Masters has a special atmosphere that surrounds it. It is like no other major. It is loved and revered for its history and traditions and is the most popular golf tournament in the world. Golfing professionals and everyday fans have fallen in love with Augusta National and all it brings to us in that first week of April every year. It is that love affair with the Masters, Augusta and its people that is captured in The First Sunday in April: the Masters.
This book is actually a collection stories, magazine articles, essays and newspaper accounts of the Masters and the characters involved with it. It has pieces from many of the most highly regarded golf writers; Herbert Warren Wind, Dan Jenkins and John Feinstein, Dave Anderson and Rick Reilly. It includes excerpts from books of many of the greatest players; Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Byron Nelson and Lee Trevino.
The writers, players and fans are all united in their affection for the Masters. The course and the tournament, the atmosphere and traditions are all acknowledged as factors that make this event so loved and cherished.
The subjects in the book are interesting and varied. It is separated into seven categories: Traditions, Personalities, The Course, Background, Caddies, Moments and Controversies. Some players give first person accounts of their first or favorite Masters. The men who put the tournament on are exposed in a few pieces. These are the members. They are some of the most powerful and influential men in the world. This is their tournament. They run it as they see fit and do not take advice or suggestions from anyone. This was one of the more intriguing sections of the book.
Augusta National was founded by Bobby Jones, but it was run by his partner Cliff Roberts. Roberts was called by a member as "our dedicated bastard." He was feared by members and players alike and had all the characteristics of a slave owning Nazi. Bobby Jones is the mythical figure that we all think of when it comes to the Masters Tournament, but it was Roberts that built it and shaped it over the years.
The chapters that cover the inside of the tournament were extremely interesting. Ken Venturi and his account of the Arnold Palmer controversy were fascinating. The old Masters caddies had insights only caddies could have. The pain and heartache that the twelfth hole has caused over the years seems impossible for such a beautiful par three. Tiger Woods and his world changing victory, and Phil Mickelson's emotional account of his first Masters win were touching and emotional.
This book has many pieces written by skilled writers who revere this tournament as much as all the players and fans do. It gives you a history and background of the tournament, accounts of many of the most exciting tournaments and intimate views of the characters that make the Masters the most popular tournament in the world.
First Sunday in April: The Masters
Introduction by Brad Faxon
Foreword by Don Wade
Sterling Publishing


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ACL Policy Daemon communicates with the Postfix MTA using the Policy Delegation Protocol, implementing an ACL (Access Control List) system. Key features: greylisting with flexible storage using memory for fast responses or disk for high persistence, SPF validation, control of messages by day/time, variable message size limits per domain or email, multiple RBL checking, and various ACLs available to use and combine. The configuration is simple and intuitive.
AXIGEN is a fast, reliable and secure mail server with an open architecture. It is designed for easy management and allows full control of the email traffic from a central Web/CLI admin module. AXIGEN provides ESMTP, IMAP, and POP3 services and has been tested with standard mail clients. A special Webmail module enables email access and delivery from Web browsers. During the evaluation period, users are provided with full technical support.
AfterLogic XMail Server is an email server. It supports ESMTP, TLS/SSL secure connections, SMTP authentication, account and domain aliasing, anti-spam features (IP-based and email address based), mailing lists, logging, remote administration, the Finger protocol, filters, and custom mail processing. AfterLogic XMail Server is based on the XMail server, but features simultaneous multi-user access to a POP3 mailbox, the ability to configure port numbers via a configuration file, a Windows installer, and a Web administration tool with an AJAX interface.
Arb-Scan is a remote banner scanner written in bash and Perl. It supports 12 different services banner checks (daytime, ftpd, sshd, smtpd, domain, finger, httpd, pop2, pop3, nntp, imapd and snpp). It features IP file reading, logging, random IP scanning, ftp anonymous login checking and VRFY/EXPN smtp checking.
Artica for Postfix is a secure Web interface for Postfix administration. It is designed to reduce the cost of creating and managing a full Linux mail server. It supports Postfix, Kaspersky Anti-spam, Kaspersky Anti-Virus, Bogofilter, Milter-greylist, SpamAssassin, Clam Antivirus, Amavis, OpenLDAP, SQLite library, Cyrus-imap, Procmail, Fetchmail, DnsMasq, Mailman, Sieve, Yorel script, QueueGraph, MailGraph, AWSTats, geoip, and more.
BackupMX consists of two programs, 'Store' and 'Forward'. Store accepts SMTP connections, takes all mail given to it, and stores it in a file. Forward takes that file and forwards it over SMTP to a fixed destination. This is code for integrating into your own projects rather than using as is. It is suitable for creating a disaster-recovery mail handler, but would also make a good basis for a spam filter, a tarpit, a honeypot, or a greylist filter. It is written in simple C, and has no external dependencies such as libsmtp.
BarricadeMX provides very accurate, high performance spam and virus protection for Enterprise and ISP sites. Features include simple installation and administration, little if any end user interaction required, no quarrantine required, and an optional custom non-delivery receipt for all rejected messages. It uses a custom version of SpamAssassin along with many proprietary anti-spam techniques to achieve a guaranteed level of over 99% accurate spam detection with fewer than 0.1% false positives.
BitDefender Mail Protection is a powerful mail filtering solution that provides antivirus and antispam capabilities to Linux mail servers. Both sent and received messages are scanned in real-time, avoiding possible infections and preventing anyone from sending an infected message. It claims a 100% detection rate for all viruses in the wild through its powerful scanning engines, which are certified by prestigious testing labs.
Bulk Mailer helps speed the delivery of an email message to many recipients using Sendmail. It's best used in parallel with a mailing list manager such as Majordomo. For input, it takes a file of recipient addresses (one address per line) and a message (with headers already attached) to be sent to the recipients. It sorts the recipient list by reversed domain (so similar ones sort together), splits up the recipients into several groups containing no more than N domains each, creates an SMTP envelope for each group of recipients, and feeds each envelope to sendmail.


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"Poinsett County will probably be the first county in north east Arkansas to receive the grant. But, what we have to do is make a resolution about it."
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Hey why is everyone raving bout V3 vs. TNT2?
The V3 is a really outdated card with no 32 bit colour support for games, it's compatible with AGP but it really doesn't use the AGP features.
3DFX just hoped to take advantage of their good name and sell some more cards, that are just beefed up Banshees.
The question should be:
TNT2, G400 or Savage 4?
It's obvious that the TNT2U wins, performancewise, I just found it a little expensive.
The benefits of the V3 are: the nice price and it still is one of the fastest cards.
But I don't think V3 will be good when Game developers start pushing these cards more and more, the TNT2, S4 and G400 are in my opinion the cards to choose from. The V3 is just a Banshee with more power, no new stuff here.
If you don't mind looking at ugly graphics, go out and buy a V3, but if you want to actually see where your money went, then get one of the others.
I'm not trying to offend people here, i'm just annoyed by people who buy this card just because it's 3dfx.
If Matrox or something would've come out with this card instead of 3dfx, no one would've cared about it.
[This message has been edited by DaRKh PrOPhet (edited 07-29-99).]