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Delta County Board supports gun rightsResolution protects Second AmendmentMarch 13, 2013ESCANABA — More than 100 people witnessed the Delta County Board of Commissioners support a resolution protecting Second Amendment rights during a recent county board meeting.... AYOOPERHow does one join the Delta County Gun Owners Association ? 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » AYOOPERconcerned54, you obvious don't recall how concealed weapons permits were handled it Delta Country when we were a "may issue" IIRC the local 3 law depts had to approve you. so if you were a law obeying citizen who was not a city cop, sheriff deputy,state police or Judge or retire from such. you were DENIED 99.999% of the time. this is what happens when misinterpretation of the law happens. the shall issue law prevented this "discrimination" . since then statistic's have show these permit holders have been responsible with sticking within the rule and regulations that are required.now we need less restricted zones one. they are foolish as "criminals " don't obey the rules 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Peace2allWell! Bill Stevens Gun Violence Provention Working Group Public Hearing on 1/30/13 says it all! Look it up on YouTube! After 9/11, I made sure my kids had a track phone! I got kicked in the ass when some other "under" privilege SOB kid stole it! I don't know, but it seems like our fore fathers were almost writing the bible for what the future was to become? I don't have all the answers, but I can honestly say, I dislike Obama and what he stands for! United We Stand Or United We Fall! We are falling with this little man (pretends he is king). Goes to golf,separate vacations, and the list goes on! AMERICA! Lord, Please Bring Her Back! In The Name OF The Father, Son Holy Spirit, AMEN! 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MikeHawkburns420I dont think anyone here is a "nutjob", but people are now fed up with the Government infringing on our rights and we DONT wanna take it NO more. The government keeps pushing and pushing but when the people push back were looked as "nutjobs"!!!?? Its in the constitution that we are allowed to have guns(thats what makes america a free country), and when they wrote that they were not referring to hunting, it was for protection for yourself and from a tyrannical government.READ it, its there clear as day. they knew way back then that this was a possibility and thats why they added the 2nd amendment. The anti gun crowd acts like responsible gun owners arent against gun crime just because we dont wanna give up our rights. The 2nd Amendment protects ALL our other rights, so even if you dont own a gun or want a gun YOU should be paying attention to whats going on with the gun talk within the government. If they take the guns away from the citizens America will not be th 5 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » AndrewWe will be submitting the same resolution to the city counsel of Escanaba On March 21st @7:00 P.M. at city hall. 0 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » elmersI used to be a resident of delta county and now live in alger. Id be proud if i still lived there!!! 4 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfb@joejoe, Im not gonna shut up and you should be thankful that someone is there to tell you that you need to research more, that's all, an education is only valuable if you choose to use it. 3 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfb@concerned54, your way off base, but I cannot educate you if you dont want it, when they come to your door to take your rights, I hope you think about all the chances you had to learn. Im the most sane person your ever going to meet. Have a nice day and dont forget to shop at Walmart :) 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » JoejoeMr. Opinatedtfb - I have agree with you and half disagree with you. Now Sh%t Up your just being stupid. Congrats Delta County - good for you. 3 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » concerned54Opinatedtfb is exactly the kind of "Nut Job" that the liberals latch on to to show just how unstable gun owners are. He will do more damage to gun rights than a dozen anti-gun liberals! 0 Agrees | 4 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfb@mikedavis: you hit the nail on the head, when you speak of "tyrannical government" this means all forms of government (and those who enforce those rules), including local so you never know who you have protect yourself from. Great comment sir. 3 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » MikeDavisIt's grass-roots efforts,like this, that will, hopefully, save us from a tyrannical government, which we are rapidly heading. 8 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfb@bal***eep: NO I wouldnt go out of my way to shoot a police officer unless I know he violated my rights where it would impact my safety and those of the people I care about, my information is just that - information for people to read and to inform them that the police are corrupt, not all but there are corrupt police who think they can do whatever they want. If you have never experienced what I am talking about then I guess you wont know for yourself, but at least get educated. ONLY YOU CAN PROTECT YOURSELF. 4 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » BallsDeepIt's not the police we have to worry about. It's the federal government. They want to disarm us...for what reason, I do not know. They have stockpiles of ammo & are buying more "assault" riffles, according to internet chatter. Police are not much of a threat. You're just mad at them for something & now you talk like you're gonna shoot one. 4 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfb@Retired, until you actually experience the corruption I am talking about and the violation of your rights, YOU DON'T KNOW SQUAT! just another idiot who thinks he knows everything. Of course you are retired, your brain is slowly dying, figures 4 Agrees | 2 Disagrees | Report Abuse » RetiredandhappyWhat a "nut job". You.... opinatedfb...... are just the sort of person who should NOT have a weapon. Hopefully the Concealed Weapons Board can deny you. 1 Agrees | 7 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfbAn example of police corruption and police who think they can do whatever they want: The Gladstone State Police Trooper who was caught drinking and driving in the Soo. Please think about open carry at least you know you have the right to do it and the Police cannot say "Escanaba has their own ordinance against it" because there is a law that says local authorities cannot disregard state law for open carry, go to the website and learn please. 2 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » opinatedtfbYou might ask yourself "who do we need protection from?" you would be surprised, it not just criminals it police too, they think they can do whatever they want, it dont work that way, remember the police are NOT your friends. Most people need to start practicing MI open carry laws, even if you don't have a CPL, you can legally open carry in certain places. Research this at w w w.miopencarry. org (put spaces so the link would show up. remove spaces from the w w w and at . org). Educate yourself and Police make many mistakes, don't let them take your rights away. 1 Agrees | 0 Disagrees | Report Abuse » Showing 19 of 19 comments
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Any collection agency that you hire is effectively representing your business, and so it is important to find a reputable and professional service. One of the best ways to do this is by looking into an agencies past by asking how long they've been established for, and how long they've been operating from their current location for. This will give you an indication of how successful the firm has been, giving you confidence that they've been able to make enough money by collecting debt to stay in business.
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Niederdorfstrasse was once the main thoroughfare of medieval Zurich , with small craftsmens houses packed closely along it. When the quarters were completely destroyed by a fire in 1280, two houses were built where the restaurant stands today, each of which just one room wide. In 1890, the first innkeeper started business in house number 70 known at the time as Zum Römer owned by the Wädenswil brewery. The brewers were not slow to recognize a good opportunity and, seeing the marvellous potential of the location, very soon decided to completely remodel both houses. In 1901 they were able to open a restaurant with its own butchers shop attached, named Johanniter .
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Ample Fire Within
Ascend is the latest concoction from Southern Lord records stalwart and full-time SunnO))) member Greg Anderson and his latest compatriot Gentry Densley. Ascend is not at all removed from what SunnO))) does, which is provide the listener with feedback friendly, lurching, monolithic drone riffs with various methods of instrumentation alongside it. In fact, Ascend is basically SunnO))) with Gentry Densley subbing for Stephen O'Malley. As a die-hard SunnO))) enthusiast, I'm happy to take part in this listening adventure and Ample Fire Within brings the noise, literally.
The first thing to note is the differences between Ample Fire Within and anything SunnO))) has done. First to notice is the presence of drums throughout the album. While the drums don't play an altogether vital role in the music, they are there and occassionally lay down a solid doom thud to compliment album moments like opener "The Obelisk of Kolob" and closer "Dark Matter". There are also healthy portions of vocals on Ample Fire Within, mainly from Gentry Densley but Attila Csihar (Mayhem, SunnO))), Tormentor, Aborym, etc.) provides guest vocals on the title track, which is also the album's finest moment.
Everything else is a very Sunn(y)O))) affair. There are trombones and other horns throughout, most prominently on "Dark Matter". "Divine" is a bluesy song that sounds like it wants to be somewhere between 16 Horsepower, Morphine, and Leonard Cohen. The song is unfortunately a bit too long and Gentry Densley's drawl is a little difficult to take seriously. Unless you compare it to the drawl of Morhpine's Mark Sandman and the song maintains a bit of a quirky "indie" cred. Overall, it's a lull moment for what is otherwise a streamlined and slightly accessible affair. It should also be mentioned that there is a very healthy serving of super heavy droning guitar here. This probably goes without saying. It does wet the appetite for a new SunnO))) release and if this is anything to do with the direction they're headed, then there's no reason to worry.
Ample Fire Within is a pretty solid affair and if you're a fan of SunnO))), you can count on liking Ascend. The subtle differences are just that and there's nothing here to make the listener scratch their heads outside of the unnecessarily long "Divine". Although Ascend does and will stand on their own, their debut is a tasty appetizer to a new SunnO))) album and deserves the attention of almost any ambient/drone nerd.


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Anyone else expierience sound popping and crackling when playing the demo?
I have a Creative Audigy 2ZS Card and as many know, they have had problems with vista and their drivers.
The game runs great, but without proper sound, whats the point!
Anyone experiencing the same issues?
I heard that this is because of Vista.
I tried turning of EAX/Reverb and get the same issues.


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The company, which operates six hospitals in the Pittsburgh area, has been losing money in recent years, and alleged in a statement Friday that Highmark breached parts of the takeover agreement that the state's largest insurer announced in November. State regulators have not yet approved the deal.
West Penn Allegheny system said the hospital group should restructure through bankruptcy.
"Our impending marriage is over because Highmark is demanding new terms that will alter the course of the West Penn Allegheny Health System in ways far afield from our agreed-to strategic vision," West Penn board Chairman Jack Isherwood said.
Still, West Penn said it was open to new discussions with Highmark.
Highmark denied it breached the agreement and said it still believes an affiliation is in the best interests of both companies.
"We have been working in good faith," Highmark said in a statement. "We believe that we have made substantial progress in this regard, especially in recent weeks."


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i i 1 SHREVEPORT JOURNAL, SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER CITY, LA., THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1975 D-5 Active Research Program Conducted By ANN DEMENT Journal Medical Writer The Medical Research Service at Shreveport's Veterans Administration Hospital shares the goals of medical research ever-ywhere — to cure or pre-vent illness and to im-prove the treatment and care of the patient. However, since the forma-tion of an active research program here 6 years ago, the horizons have become unlimited. Dr. Betty Uzman, as- Medical Research Dr. Betty Uzman, associate chief of staff for re-search, heads the VA's massive Medical Research Service. The research budget has grown from $87,000 in 1971 to $250,000 in 1976 with plans for in-creased staff and equipment. sociate chief of staff for research, and former pro-fessor of pathology at Harvard Medical School, heads the Medical Research Service at the VA. According to Dr. Uzman, the VA is engaged in both clinical and basic research pro-grams. Clinical research involves the voluntary and informed participa-tion of patients in advanc-ing medical knowledge of treatment and diagnostic procedures. BASIC RESEARCH in-volves experimental ap-proaches to further the understanding of the structure and function of the body's cells and tis-sues in health and in dis-ease. One of the first major research programs at the VA was toxicological studies of drugs such as marijuana and alcohol in collaboration with the Pharmacology Depart-ment at Louisiana State University School of Medicine in Shreveport. At the present time, clinical studies of the ef-fects of medicines in treating lung and heart diseases and kidney and bladder cancer, are being conducted by LSU medical school faculty, who are also on the medical and surgical services of the VA hospital. R E S E A R C H PROGRAMS in com-munication and orienta-tion of aging veteran pa-tients have been conducted by the Nursing Service staff. The Laboratory Service has conducted ex-tensive __basic___ science studies on the development of the nervous system. P h y s i c i a n s and psychologists in the Alcohol Treatment Unit have studied patient at-titudes toward others and the personality charac-teristics of patients in an effort to accelerate and im-prove treatment and long-range prognosis. Other research activities include: the immune response of patients treat-ed in the Medical Service for pulmonary tuberculosis and lung cancer and long-range survival; activators of the blood clotting pro-cess have been isolated and the effects of inhibitors tested by consultants from t h e L S U M C - S Biochemistry Depart-" ment; hormonal induction and control of animal mammary cancer. There are 25 research p r o g r a m s actively engaged by 40 physician and PhD investigators at the VA hospital. The re-search budget has grown from $87,000 in 1971 to more than $250,000 in 1976. Some of the unique and appealing aspects of medical research at Shreveport's VA hospital are: the intellectual ad-vantages of affiliation with the medical school; excellent library, biometry and computer departments; the close clinical contacts with the Shreveport Medical Socie-ty and physicians of Shreveport; and the larger horizons for carry-ing out cooperative studies with other VA Hospitals. WHEN THE LSU School of Medicine moves to it's new facility, medical re-search will utilize a large portion of the vacated space at the VA Hospital. Dr. Uzman said current research programs will be continued and several other projects are planned to begin as soon as space is available. Planned re-search programs include: —changes in the brain (brain's ability to make protein with age) —chemical metabolism of the brain (determine what causes side effects by some drugs used in treating mental disorders) Dr. Uzman has received a $42,428 grant from the March of Dimes to re-search nervous system disorders. Plans for the Medical Research Service are to invest approximately $300,000 to secure addi-tional staff, faculty and equipment for the depart-ment.
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I have heard that grant is in hospital after a fight while working the doors hope he is ok
I have heard that grant is in hospital after a fight while working the doors hope he is ok
How, I rang a lad who works next to him and he said he was fine at 2.15 when he finished work.
It's double unlucky to happen after work the day before his show was about to go tits up with fighters?
Very unlucky!!!!
just what I heard, the road he works down was corderned off with police tape because of an incident last night and that grant was involved.
How true it is I don't know but it's not the sort of thing you make up.
hope he's ok, working on the doors is proper risky these days with all the shit people carry.
Why anyone would want to work the doors these days is beyond me. No-one fights anymore. It's all knives, bottles and guns.
Hoping that Grant is OK, he will be gutted to have his event tonight cancelled!
For all of your Cage Hire requirements P:M me, I also have a fully loaded lighting rig, warm-up mats available too.
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okay for the second time this evening grant is at home asleep whatever his reasons are im sure they are personal and will explain to everyone in due course. this is the last update so please dont speculate what has happened until you get your facts right. the main thing he is safe and not lying in a ditch.
Asleep eh, at 10.44pm? Christ... must've been one monumental pissup last night last night then.
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I hope Grant is ok
"No one deserves to be unbeaten" Dan Hardy post Cage Warriors Strike force 1 2005
"I wanna be in fights that make history" Paul Daley post UFC 108 2010
MMA Connect
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WzKnNQEeI8 sumed up well, hope grants alright, too much cum around carrying knives and guns too many cowards.
"A boxer is the best predator on land. The Lion, but throw him in the shark tank and he becomes just another meal" Renzo Gracie.


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lol, it must be nice for 2K to have people BEGGING to pay them!
I agree though, I'll pre-order this as soon as it's up!
As soon as it appears, I'm pre-ordering it. Enough said.
Hell if there was a collectors edition I'd pay double... no! Triple!
Don't know what they would include though... Maybe a mini globe?
Yup, give me a pre-order option somewhere, and you've got my money.
I have put countless hours into Civ IV. Can't even guess at how many games I've played. And how long I've spent playing either hotseat or LAN with my friend.
Hahah, I can't help myself, I love collectibles. But they should do what they did with the tech tree posters, really enjoyed those. In the normal versions of course.
Same here I love this game ever since I had my first computer. I don't mind paying more for more.
Yeah I want this game to come out right now. I will pre order the day it is available. If there is a more expensive package, put something useful in there, not just some cheesy poster or toy.
Almost wish they hadn't told me about this game yet, I really hope it comes out in Fall and not Q4 winter, those few months makes a big difference to me!
lol, I soooo agree with you all.
I've played countless our at civ IV, soo many that I can handle pretty much all possible situation, and I feel I've done all of them!
Civ 5 is the anwser to all my prayer! hahaha
If I could pre-order the pre-order, I would.
Probably this will be the first collector's edition in my collection.
But: pre-order - yes. Steam - no.
Just let me know well in advance so I can plan when to call in sick for work
Will be getting this game as soon as it comes out.
A Nice pre-order would be an exclusive Civilization, from the Lost City of Atlantis. That would be a definite sold for me.


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A week ago, the Internet's pool of free IPv4 addresses dipped below a billion. That billion will be gone within another three to five years by most estimates.
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The next Olympics is in 2010.
That little countdown widget on the website makes a nice addition to Dashboard
So can you con my ISP to upgrade please?
So, when are we going to see some real sites with AAAA records?
http://utility.nokia.net/~lars/meter/ipv6.html I find it quite scary that we're getting closer and closer towards exhaustion of the pool, yet very few people/companies seem to be making the effort. |
There's no incentive for ISPs to bother with it. No incentive for home users to demand it from said ISPs. Home users can get connectivity with a tunnel or 6to4, sure. But it's a huge pain in the ass. An amazing pain in the ass in fact.
I have OpenWRT on my cheapo home router and a shell script set for PPPoE-up that sets up a 6to4 tunnel from the newly assigned address. Buys me absolutely nothing really. I didn't even bother fixing my firewall rules to block incoming traffic to the internal IPv6 addresses (except established - same effect you get from being NATed). As far as I can tell there aren't even any worms or probes flying across the IPv6 net. And on the Internet? Must mean its a fucking ghost town. Yes. Implementation is possible. ISPs could turn off IPv4 to subscribers and throw up a few HTTP proxies to get to holdout servers (read: all of them - just moving NAT up a layer really). Home routers can have 6to4 supported and enabled by default. Always hand out IPv6 addresses, even if you only have IPv4 assigned from ISP. But...everyone has to do it at once. Mmmk. So I'm calling it. IPv6 won't happen. We'll keep buying those extra few bits with NAT. Public addresses will be less common for home connections, especially the budget plans. Bittorrent trackers/peers will add support for connection mediation (look up NAT hole punching) so those in the private address ghetto can connect to each other, the majority of the time, vendor implementations allowing... |
Go and tell your master that we have been charged by God with a sacred quest. If he will give us food and shelter for the night, he can join us in our quest for an IP address for a server of Mail.
Well, I'll ask him, but I don't think he'll be very keen. Uh, he's already got one, you see. He says they've already got one! Are you sure he's got one? Oh, yes. It's very nice-a. (I told him we already got one.) Well, u-- um, can we come up and have a look? Of course not! You are non-geek types-a! |
In addition to SixXS, Hurricane Electric also runs a tunnel broker. I have found their service very reliable, and they do not require a special client (they provide you with tunnel configuration commands for various systems).
its the way humans work. just watch how long the y2k issues where known, and how much one scrambled to fix them... come 2011, things will get interesting for those with any level of ip6 knowhow. and your paychecks will be interesting as well... |
A huge problem at the moment is the lack of robust IPv6 support in customer premise equipment. For the most part, cheap routers support IPv4 or have a very dodgy IPv6 implementation. The only gear that supports IPv6 are Cisco branch devices like 871s or homebrew firmware on WRTs and the like. You can't push IPv6 out to the customer if there literally isn't a termination device you can sell them on the market.
The private subnets are not exactly 'unusable'; perhaps if there were better used everywhere the problem wouldn't be so dire. I think the problem ultimately comes down to the fact that so much has been invested into creating complex networks on IPv4, and most have a firm handle of how all the routing for it all works. Most techs have their local and public-facing networks memorized because four octets and a CIDR mask are within the limits of what we can memorize. IPv6 on the other hand scares people as they regard it as a huge departure in this respect and one that is not exactly the most human-memorable form of IP routing. Just the appearance of an IPv6 address seems daunting at first. We ditch decimal for hex, truncate the zero values, and expand the address to 128-bits. And to be honest with you I do not even understand how IPv6 subneting works, if even for logically separating your smaller functional networks, but I am not a network engineer thank goodness. |
None? You mean aside from the amounts of paperwork it can take to get blocks provisioned from ARIN? Or the non-trivial employee and infrastructure costs of managing current allocations in order to prove to ARIN that your current supply is currently 80%+ used? How about the non-trivial delay it can take for these new addresses to become usable? Do you _seriously_ think that ISPs have absolutely no regard for the future of IPv4 and totally oblivious to the impending shortage? |
I think a significant issue is the way SSL certificates are handled.
If you've got a guy with a e-commerce site doing $1,000 per month of traffic, he doesn't want to have the customer check-out at https://sharedssl.com/user. So he needs a SSL certificate with his own name. So you can either spend THE MOON AND STARS (several hundred USD per year) for a multiple-domain certificate, or you can get him his own IP address. I'd love to see someone offer a market-shock-priced, easily-administered multiple domain certificate product. |
I spent 2-3 years working on this at a place and we STILL did not have our shit cleaned up enough to get ips. It was a nightmare. |
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Those in control must start salivating at the though of another artificial scarcity.
Don't expect any change as long as a few corporations control everything. In the past decade routers supporting both standards could have been deployed through their natural life-cycles, but that would have cost money better spent on private jets. |
Wouldn't it be cheaper for people (and by people, I include ISPs, corporations, etc.) to start using the private ranges more intelligently and effectively, rather than upgrading all manner of hardware and software to use IPv6?
Say I'm the CIO of "Zzyss Corporation" and my ISP tells me to hand over my Class C. I will instead be assigned a single "real" IPv4 address and told to hire a network engineer to implement NAT. The added "incentive" would be that I'd be charged for the hire of my existing addresses in line with their increasing rarity (basic supply/demand economics). If everybody did this (especially the corporations that snapped up Class A ranges right at the beginning... US DoD, IBM, AT&T, Xerox, HP, etc... I'm looking at you) then the problem will probably go away long enough to allow us to leapfrog IPv6 to whatever the next thing is... sort of like Windows Vista. Hahahaha... |
I agree with you there, it seems that Apple WANTS you to go all IPv6, however, in their wireless router configuration they require you to have a static IP (v4) for the source end. I used to use my cisco 2621 for IPv6 tunneling, however the tunnel would go up and down because of the DHCP renegotiation, but that was only every few months. Why can't apple just live with a DHCP IP? That should be good enough. I believe that would get more of the apple crew onboard. |
That's good for the CIO and network engineers, not so good for application programmers and ultimately us. Switching over to IPv6 is a one time cost, albeit a terrible one. Programming software to work around NAT is a collossal pain and could best be described as 'non trivial' when two NATted peers need to communicate directly. It's going to make network-aware application programming more difficult and therefore more expensive, and that's not a one time cost - it's going to drag on us forever. |
Is ars available over IPv6?
But it's not a cost carried by the people who need to do the upgrading - the end users and ISPs - so irrelevant to them. If I upgraded my home network to IPv6 right now, I would get what benefit exactly? None, except a neat technical exercise. What benefit would my ISP get? They can't run IPv6 only. They can use IPv6 for their own backbone, sure, which helps them conserve IPs, but upgrading their equipment to support IPv6 to their customers doesn't give any benefit to either them or their customers. Face it, it's going to have to be a top-down forced upgrade, since there is no real tangible benefit until 2011 when it's "IPv6 or no IP at all". I'd say look for China to say "everyone go to IPv6, now, or else" to see the first major upgrade. Once they're converted, all products sold for the market will have to be IPv6 aware, and it can spread from there. |
The change will happen when ISPs are being charged several thousand dollars for an IP4 subnet, and next to nothing for an IPv6 network.
They will then start selling monthly IPv6 to their customers for less. We also need a sexier name than IPv6. Something like "super-internet" or "internet-plus" (pity "Internet-II" is already taken). An ISP can then advertize: we sell Super-Internet for $20 a month, or legacy Internet for $30 a month. Much more comprehensible than the IPv4/v6 equivalent. |
Aren't there already drafts at IETF about opening up the class E range for general usage? I noticed this weeding through the Solaris ARC cases, for implementing support to configure hosts with class E addresses.
That's an awesome question. Not so long ago, (I heard it was corrected on some implementations, Linux or Windows?), there was a problem with applications on an IPv6-enabled, but not IPv6-connected host. On such a host, there would exist a link-local address, roughly equivalent to the localhost (127.0.0.1) IPv4 address, but no real global IPv6 address. The application would see the link-local IPv6 address, think "hey, I've got IPv6!", and try to connect with that. As there actually isn't IPv6 connectivity, it would fail and try again through IPv4, but only after a timeout. The user would experience an annoying delay, and say "IPv6 is the cause, IPv6 sucks!". Hence, a lot of sites decided to hold back from publishing AAAA records, so that the clients wouldn't try to wrongly connect through IPv6 when they didn't actually have connectivity. That's why www.google.com doesn't have an AAAA address, and you have to go to ipv6.google.com for that. (I may have got some details wrong) |
Nope. Pretty much nothing is available over IPv6.
Yes, in my experience that is exactly the case. Part of my job includes supplying internet access to a good number of people - we have no plans whatsoever to ever move to IPv6. It's not even on our radar. A good friend of mine works at a commercial ISP. They have no plans whatsoever to ever move to IPv6. It's not even on their radar. Is your ISP any different ? My guess would be no. |
Didn't we have this thread about two weeks ago?
I suspect we'll see about weekly predictions that IPv4 will die, imminently. I wonder if there is an economic solution to this? While we have not a few IPv4 addresses, they are relatively cheap today. What would happen if they rose from the 10 or so dollars they now cost to 100? How long would IPv4 last then? |
The real change is going to come from the .gov
The OMB has issued a decree that any systems attached to government networks must be "IPv6 capable" by June 2008 (whoops! Did we miss a deadline here?). Functional IPv6 (that is, not only must you support it, you'll have to use it) will follow in the 24 months after that, and must be verified by DISA. This is pushing manufacturers of systems and platforms (not just OSs) to think IPv6 first if they have any .gov presence at all. Once that initial development has taken place, the rest of the pieces should fall into place nicely. As far as running out of v4 addresses, well that's just not going to happen any time soon. People were saying "3-5 years" 5-8 years ago. Not only are there numerous subnets issued that could easily be replaced by NAT, but there are vast swaths of assigned addresses that sit idle and unused, but are being retained by the assignees because they either can't, wont', or don't know how to wean themselves off these huge blocks. And don't think that corporate/geek hubris doesn't have a lot to do with that. Once ARIN and the others decide it's time to start reclaiming, they can and will do so. |
IPv4 Scarcity .... the new Y2K.
Congratulations and welcome to the new latest fire drill. You will be issued matches for starting fires in a moment. In the meantime, please turn your attention to the public opinion panic level indicator. If that indicator drops to "mild anxiety" or below, it is your responsibility to take your matches and set fire to as many existing IPv4 addresses as possible, creating panic and a demand for "something to be done!" Pay special attention to individuals who seem rational and cogent during the acceleration of the crisis. They will need special coaxing by placement of unspent matches between their toes. That is all ... |
I'd love to run IPV6 natively. I've had tunnel broker accounts for years.
But despite NANOG papers and other public declarations to support IPV6, Comcast has never managed to roll it out to customers. And calls to their head of IPV6 went unanswered. I don't think you need to rally the troops on Arstechnica -- we're all technophiles and would early adopt given the chance, the issue is with the ISPs. I can't get my local geek-run ISP interested either. They are a low budget, volunteers + a small group of paid people operation and claim they just don't have the $$ to switch or support V6. |
As soon as I read that, I realized there is a likely market solution: ISPs will contract with equipment makers for large supplies of cheap ipv6 boxes and give them to customers, maybe integrated with modems or as routers alongside the modems. They will be sucky of course, but will get customers thru the transition, and technically-aware subscribers will get their own better boxes. The only thing missing from this scenario is an incentive for ISPs. I think a market for ipv4 is a bad idea (for reasons stated in one of the pages linked from the article), but the price to ISPs could and likely will be raised as per Splotty's post above. I don't see the reason for the statements that it has to be everyone at once. It seems to me the change can be made on mainlines first, then from ISP to customer. Does Vista have good ipv6 support? I hope so, because (unfortunately) that will probably be the majority OS in a few years. XP has halfway OK support, Windows 2000 barely at all. On the positive side, Ubuntu and Mac are becoming more popular thanks to Vista's poor reputation. |
I am a frequent speaker at international IPv6 summits (recent ones being Beijing, Seoul, Manila and Potsdam - Taipei coming up soon). I also have a company (www.infoweapons.com) making real IPv6 products today (SolidDNS, now IPv6 Ready gold certified). Our internal networks have been dual stack for about 4 years, and our website is dual stack. We have direct service from NTT America. Works fine. Our boxes are being used already to migrate NIPRNET to dual stack. We are about to start selling in Malaysia.
Japan is almost totally migrated - you can get IPv6 (at 100 Mbits/sec) almost anywhere. Korea and Malaysia will be 100% migrated by 2010. PRC, Taiwan and HK are not far behind. EU is about 1 year behind Asia. US is tied for last place with various African nations. The comments in this forum confirm my estimate. This is really embarassing guys. I've heard Geoff Huston speak (in Korea). He has railed against IPv6 for years (many suspect he has been planning to make big bux off of IPv4 scarcity). He is finally admitting we have to migrate (as of Korea summit). His estimates are very optimistic. Tony Hain from Cisco is much more pessimistic and says the pool may be exhausted as early as end of 2009. He's seen the giant "final" requests from many large organizations, who are only holding off because they don't want to be known for starting the "bank run". IPv6 is ready and works fine guys. There is no reason to wait for the last horse to die before we start driving these new-fangled cars. Not only does it restore the original (pre-NAT) flat address space, it dramatically improves QoS, multicast, IPsec and many other things. VPNs, VoIP and IPTV work far better over it (we already are working on products in all of these spaces). It is so much easier to design for IPv6 we will have totally unfair advantages over the rest of you who are still in denial. 3G cell phones are crippled because they had to try for one last gasp over IPv4 (because all you fine network geeks have yet to deploy). 3.5G and later all HAVE to have IPv6 (IMS was designed to work only over IPv6). Do you really want to live with NAT forever? It was a band-aid necessary to stretch out the IPv4 address space for another decade while IPv6 was completed. IT'S COMPLETE, GUYS. We don't need to put up with the insanity found in Skype, etc. STUN is a disaster, as are all other NAT traversal schemes. WE DON'T NEED TO PUT UP WITH NAT ANY MORE. IPv6 is a comet headed towards earth. Once it hits (only question is when - and I'm betting on sooner rather than later) are you going to be a dinosaur or one of the little mammals crawling out of the undergrowth ready to inherit the earth? There is a very real chance that Japan or PRC will take advantage of this situation and wind up leading and controlling the Internet in the 21st century if the U.S. doesn't wake up and get on the stick. We sure showed 'em with English measurements. I think there is only one other country in the world now using English measurement. Ever wonder why American cars don't sell much at all outside of the U.S.? Want to try selling IPv4-only stuff when the rest of the world has converted? How long will they keep IP translators going to let us communicate with them? Go ahead - stick with IPv4. I'll eat your lunch. |
MIT owns 18.x.x.x. Just going to throw that out there. IPv4 isn't exactly efficiently allocated. My fraternity (40 ppl) had approx 65k IPv4 addresses... enough for every brother ever to have a unique address for every computer he ever owned without ever returning them to the pool. I personally had 10 static IPs back when I was in school.
I'm all for the universal acceptance of IPv6, but I gotta wonder how many of the IPv4 addresses are actually being used. example: The college I attended leases a full class B subnet of public IPv4 IP addresses from HP. An entire class B subnet for a rural, not very tech-savvy college with just a few thousand students. I highly doubt more than 5k of those IPs were ever in use simultaneously, and it really makes me wonder how many more IPs are being horded by groups that are never gonna use them.
It's still a little flakey in a lot of places. One of the sites I've noticed is XKCD, which has NS records, one of which has an A and an AAAA record for the same name. In some configurations, this will fail to load some of the time. The IETF has added 6-to-4 NATing, and I suspect any major server is going to be v4 for a long time to come simply to avoid issues like that, and we are going to pay through the nose for IPs here. I think we'll see a lot of things like 4-to-6 virtual hosted proxy services for mail and web and so forth as this gets worse. But there's at least a market apparatus to deal with scarcity there, the problem will be for ISPs and the large number of end users, because servers will be willing to pay orders of magnitude more for real v4 IPs than end users, they're going to get priced out of the market. Most end users will end up with one of two solutions: multiple levels of NAT, and v6. |
Yup, I agree in getting more people over to IPv6 and I am already researching it myself.
One thing I do ask myself is, with all the IPv6 stories on this site, when Ars Technica is going to get themselves on IPv6? From what I can see there is no AAAA entry for www.arstechnica.com. Please update Ars Technica to support IPv6 and then document what you did and what issues you ran into. This would certainly be worth another article on the subject. BTW Google is using IPv6 with http://ipv6.google.com/ , but this is not quite a mainstream solution yet. I encourage people to check out the Wiki at sixxs.net, since a lot of useful information is being added there. |
Maybe you need to change tact. Basically find out what their infrastructure is and document what would need to be done to do the conversion. People tend to be much more welcome to the implementation when someone has drawn up a 'working' solution. If you don't have the know-how to do the conversion, see if they are willing to share their infrastructure information anyhow and see if you can get people (staff or members) over at sixxs.net to help out. Be sure to document what you did, to help others out making the migration: http://www.sixxs.net/wiki/Case_Experience |
If your ISP doesn't offer IPv6 then there are a number of ways getting online. There is Aiccu, as documented in the article and documentation on installing it here:
http://www.sixxs.net/wiki/Aiccu Others include: - Teredo (use Miredo for non Windows platforms) - Freenet6 (client available here ) There are certainly others, though it should be noted that not all solutions support NAT, which is necessary if you are connecting from a NATed network. |
Heh. I implemented support for management of IPv6 addresses in our Ganymede directory management software nearly ten years ago.
It'd be something to actually see it used. |
1) instill urgency in other countries to migrate to ipv6. As they do so, they will free up ipv4 addresses keeping our ipv4 island alive a little longer.
2) wait for ipv6 routers and other infrastructure technology to become mainstream and thus cheap. 3) migrate last ... much more cheaply than the suckers who paid the big bucks to lead the way. |
Pretty pictures and even an animation of IPv4 ping responses - the main caveat with this is that they base the shade on the fraction of IP's responding to pings, which isn't necessarily very representative of how many are actually in use. The other problem with IPv4 is the size of routing tables (especially as fragmentation happens): if Apple flogs some part of their /8 to other entities, then instead of sending 17/8 in the general direction of Apple, it's send 17.24.124/24 and 17.165.12/24 in the direction of AdvancedISP which is hosting Bob's Auto Repair and Sid's Hair Salon respectively, and then the rest of 17/8 in the direction of Apple. In the IPv6 case it'd be send this /64 to AdvancedISP's routers with no exceptions; they'll always have enough IP's below that to allocate to Bob's Auto Repair and Sid's Hair Salon (and Apple, and the DoD, and whoever else's custom they get), but they can take care of that on their own routers and e.g. no-one else's routers will ever have to care about the distinction between Bob and Sid's IP allocations. |


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Lummus park beach is awesome. Hung out with my friends while waiting to check into the hotel. We accidentally fell asleep on the beach. LOL We had lots of fun. :)
Lummus park beach is awesome. Hung out with my friends while waiting to check into the hotel. We accidentally fell asleep on the beach. LOL We had lots of fun. :)
Lummus Park is a unique place. Populated by beautiful people, it is directly across the street from many restaurants. The beach itself is large and clean. The ocean is delightful. Parking is a real problem here, so be prepared to walk several blocks from a parking garage.
beautiful clean beach and the sea was so warm lots of fish swimming close to the shore was a bit worried about other things biting me. Plenty of room lots of chairs and umbrellas would recommend you rent at least an umbrella as it was extremely hot . Was advised no one is allowed on the beach after midnight -... More
This is one of the cleanest beaches I have ever been on. Miles of sand and lovely shallow sea to paddle in-what could be nicer? Showers and washroom facilities available and endless beachside cafés and restaurant just across the road.
Its just a short walk to this great beach through a nice little park in south beach, good place to go if you're not staying on the ocean
Lummus Park is a large section of Miami Beach just south of South Beach proper. For the greatest experience, rent a large umbrella ($18 for the day) and a chaise lounge ($12) and enjoy the stunning beach view and fragrant ocean breezes within a very comfortable shaded environment. Parking is tricky. You might want to park at the nice lot... More
Very pleasant parc bording the beach. On the other side, many bar and restaurants and wonderful buildings built in 20's or 30' in art deco style. You could take a picture in front the place of Versace assasined few years ago just in front the door on the stairs. Nice cars, nice restaurants, bars and lot of people walking smiling... More
Together with a great beach surrounding, it's a very good place! Must go! The ocean around the park is great, really nice colour and temperature, and, well, weather in Miami is just great! Have fun!
Lummus park beach it´s just a regular beach for those to know brazilian beaches. The good thin is that there are many good bars and restaurants nearby, even late night.Bring your own beach-chair.
The Lummus par is excellent location where you can sport in the morning (run, skateboard etc) and have walk during evening and night. You can still hear and feel the atmosphere of South Beach, but also the sea. Mreover, you cannot find annoying hostesses and other staff that are trying to bring you to their restaurant.
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The sheets I received are extremely low quality. I ordered the charcoal gray, but the color I ended up with looked more like a dark beige/taupe - and absolutely nothing like the picture. I know that colors vary, and it's really hard to tell much from a photo, but these were WAY off. The fabric was thin enough to see through and so rough/scratchy they looked and felt more like burlap. I have purchased quite afew sets of flannel sheets in the past and I have NEVER seen anything like this. Maybe they are really great sheets and I just got a bad set, but I personally don't think they are worth the money I will have to pay to return them.
I had been looking for flannel sheets for a while. I thought about these, and felt by the description, the sheets would be at least decent. I agree with the other review, poor quality. I don't remember the description saying they were made in Pakistan, which in itself would mean, poor quality. I ordered Queen size, as I have an 8 inch memory foam mattress, and I could verily get the fitted sheet to fit. They are also very linty. My clothing was covered in lint after sleeping on them. They are off my bed now, and in the washer, I have a feeling they are going to be a complete waste of money. When I bought them, there were no reviews at that time. So even if you think you can deal with low quality flannel sheets, you are sure to be disappointed with these. It should be illegal to sell such pathetic quality.
When the box arrived I was so excited as it came the same day my brand new mattress did. I pulled them out and was a little surprised that packaging read 100% cotton. I read the washing directions on the label and followed them accordingly. I pulled my sheets out of the dryer after being dried on low, threw them on my new bed and was so disappointed when they didn't fit! I could not even physically put the fitted sheet on and I am strong! I was convinced I must have been sold a full/double size so I pulled it off and it said 'Queen' to my amazement. Anyways, I was irritated as I had already washed them up so I decided to grab some Rit Dye from the craft room and dyed them purple to match my daughters decor. Threw them on this morning and what you know? They fit a full size bed perfectly! She's pleased as punch. Me? Not so much. Maybe I was sold a defunct set? Who knows.
cheaply made, after one wash it did not look or feel good
Fitted sheet is too tight. Takes 2 men and a boy to stretch it out. When on, it still isn't right!
These were purchased for a local charity. I was thoroughly pleased with all aspects of these sheets.
Love the material. Next time you can bring out color printed flannel material for twin, full queen and king at more reasonable prices to suite the middle class and poor class clients.
Great value. Super warm. Tester than sheets I've spent 3x she money on. Would us more?
Great value, warm sheets, color was exactly as pictured!
sheets are thin and very easy to tear. I would not recommend this product for normal daily use
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