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Very centrally located in the center of Amsterdam, with all amenities within walking distance, we offer this furnished apartment on the ground floor, for a rental period of 6 months.
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Funded at $8 billion to $10 billion per year, the Missile Defense Agency's (MDA) effort to develop and field a Ballistic Missile Defense System (BMDS) is the largest research and development program in the Department of Defense (DOD). The program has been managed in 2-year increments, known as blocks. Block 2006, the second BMDS block, was completed in December 2007. By law, GAO annually assesses MDA's progress. This testimony is based on GAO's assessment of MDA's progress in (1) meeting Block 2006 goals for fielding assets, completing work within estimated cost, conducting tests, and demonstrating the performance of the overall system in the field, and (2) making managerial improvements to transparency, accountability, and oversight. In conducting the assessment, GAO reviewed the assets fielded; contractor cost, schedule, and performance; and tests completed during 2007. GAO also reviewed pertinent sections of the U.S. code, acquisition policy, and the charter of a new missile defense board. We have previously made recommendations to improve oversight in the areas that MDA has recently taken action. We also have a draft report that is currently with DOD for comment that includes additional recommendations.
In the past year, MDA has fielded additional and new assets, enhanced the capability of some existing assets, and achieved most test objectives. However, MDA did not meet the goals it originally set for the block. Ultimately, MDA fielded fewer assets, increased costs by about $1 billion and conducted fewer tests. Even with the cost increase, MDA deferred work to keep costs from increasing further, as some contractors overran their fiscal year 2007 budgets. Deferring work obscures the cost of the block because such work is no longer counted as part of Block 2006. The cost of the block may have been further obscured by a way of planning work used by several contractors that could underestimate the actual work completed. If more work has to be done, MDA could incur additional costs that are not yet recognized. MDA also sets goals for determining the overall performance of the BMDS. Similar to other DOD programs, MDA uses models and simulations to predict BMDS performance. We were unable to assess whether MDA met its overall performance goal because there have not been enough flight tests to provide a high confidence that the models and simulations accurately predict BMDS performance. Moreover, the tests done to date have been developmental in nature, and do not provide sufficient realism for DOD's test and evaluation Director to determine whether BMDS is suitable and effective for battle. GAO has previously reported that MDA has been given unprecedented funding and decision-making flexibility. While this flexibility has expedited BMDS fielding, it has also made MDA less accountable and transparent in its decisions than other major programs, making oversight more challenging. MDA, with some direction from Congress, has taken significant steps to address these concerns. MDA implemented a new way of defining blocks--its construct for developing and fielding BMDS increments--that should make costs more transparent. For example, under the newly-defined blocks, MDA will no longer defer work from one block to another. Accountability should also be improved as MDA will for the first time estimate unit costs for selected assets and report variances from those estimates. DOD also chartered a new executive board with more BMDS oversight responsibility than its predecessor. Finally, MDA will begin buying certain assets with procurement funds like other programs. This will benefit transparency and accountability, because to use procurement funding generally means that assets must be fully paid for in the year they are bought. Previously, MDA has been able to pay for assets incrementally using research and development funds. Some oversight concerns remain, however. For example, MDA does not plan to estimate the total cost of a block, nor to have a block's costs independently verified--actions required of other programs to inform decisions about affordability and investment choices. Also, the executive board faces a challenge in overseeing MDA's large technology development efforts and does not have approval authority for some key decisions made by MDA.
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guys, this stuff needs to stop. in my year of being on tumblr i have seen countless posts like this one, saying "if i get [instert number of reblogs/likes/w/e] then i wont hurt/kill myself." this is emotional manipulation and it is wrong.
first off, you are pressuring people you dont even know into doing something that means ultimately nothing. you are making people feel like if they dont reblog this you may do something rash and it will be their fault. the title, the first sentace, everything bout this is wrong and manipulative. doing stuff like this is often what classifies people as "poisonous".
Another thing wrong with this post is that it is based on what some awful person said and they used what the other person said to make a bet of sorts. betting on people's feelings is awful and you are guilt tripping them to win. i know that this person probably feels like shit, but to even consider turning this into a petty competition is amazingly shitty.
this is emotional manipulation, this is wrong and you are pressuring people to try to make yourself happy. its ok to want people to comfort you, but to threaten hurting yourself like this is awful and you are a terrible person for thinking it is ok.
if you are someone who does this then you are an awful person. Notes on a post on a dumb site mean nothing, what you are doing is manipulative and terrible. as a protip: if you feel like people dont care for you then talk to people you actually know, chances are they will say something they mean.
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In Ashcroft v. Iqbal, the Supreme Court reinforced the Twombly Court's interpretation of Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 8(a)(2). Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 129 S.Ct. 1937, (2009). In Twombly, the Court developed a plausibility standard to determine whether a complaint sufficiently states a claim showing the pleader is entitled to relief. See id. The Twombly Court's plausibility standard requires the pleader to establish their claim with facts "in those contexts where such amplification is needed to render the claim plausible." Bell Atlantic Corporation v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 127 S.Ct. 1955, (2007). "A claim may have facial plausibility when the Plaintiff pleads factual content that allows the court to draw the reasonable inference that the defendant is liable for the misconduct alleged." See Ashcroft v. Iqbal.
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Some of the most powerful and memorable names in popular culture are to be found in the pages of comic books. So could there be some tactics used by their creators that could be used to craft a strong, easily remembered baby name? Here are a few techniques you might apply:
One of the most common comic book tricks to making a name stick in your mind is alliteration, one that works because it inserts a repetitive element into the name, giving it a sing-song quality that makes it easier to remember. In fact, Stan Lee, the creator of classics like Spider-Man, often used alliteration to name his major human characters (Reed Richards, Sue Storm, Pepper Potts) so that he himself could better remember their names. Not only did he find it relatively easy to recall those characters' names, but so did his loyal fan base and even people who knew little about comics. After all, even if you don't know that Spider-Man gained his powers from a radioactive spider bite, chances are you recognize and remember his civilian name: Peter Parker. This is one adaptable technique that would be a way to make your baby's name a memorable one — using a first name that begins with the same consonant or vowel sound as his last name.
Using two first names to make up a character's name is another trick that comic book writers use to make a name stick—but obviously this is one that will only work if you happen to have an accommodating surname. Unlike first names, many last names are less familiar and therefore less memorable, but by using two names that are familiar as firsts, it's easy to mash them together to create a full name that is easily recalled. This method is evidenced in many DC Comics characters such as Batman's Bruce Wayne, the Green Lantern's Alan Scott and Hal Jordan, and Superman's Clark Kent. If your baby happen to have a last name that could also double as a first, you are in luck: he will end up with a memorable name as long as you give him a familiar first name.
This is another technique that will only work if your last name cooperates. Comic book character creators usually would keep the first and last names short, with each no longer than two syllables. There are exceptions to this rule, but many of the most memorable comic book names are no more than four syllables in total. This method keeps the name short and snappy, reducing the possibility of mispronunciation and recall error. If your baby will have a long last name, consider giving him or her a shorter first name in order to make the name more memorable. With a short last name, you have more options, depending on just how much you want to adhere to the comics four-syllable maximum method. (Note: Check the Nameberry message boards for some interesting discussions on ideal syllable rhythm and balance.)
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On Friday night, a fire erupted at the New Auriga Complex on the Main Boulevard in Lahore at around 7:00 pm. The building also houses the head office of Wateen Telecom, Pakistan's leading converged communications service provider. The cause of the fire remains to be ascertained, and investigations are pending as to where and how it started. Wateen employees immediately contacted the fire department and Rescue Services, and while waiting valiantly attempted to put out the fire. However, despite their best efforts the fire spread quickly to engulf the third and fourth floors of the building. Company employees were evacuated in an orderly manner and the utmost efforts were made to also help evacuate other tenants of the building. Mr Naeem Zamindar, Wateen CEO, as well as other members of the management rushed to the scene to ensure that all employees were safe. Speaking with members of the media, Mr Zamindar said, "Our first and foremost concern was to ensure that everyone present in the building was safe and accounted for. This not only included Wateen employees, but also other tenants in the building. We are thankful that there was no loss of life and that everyone was safely evacuated." "Wateen Telecom has in place several network redundancies that automatically kick-in in the event of an emergency. Moreover, the company has alternate arrangements for the customer care helpline. Our data and enterprise customers will not be materially affected as our data warehousing and networking facilities are located elsewhere. We are therefore confident that our customers will not suffer loss of quality and that our services will continue as normal." Mr Zamindar added that other telecom operators have rallied to the telecom giant's support, providing infrastructure and office support to ensure that business goes on as usual. Abu Dhabi Group has assured that all the required support will be made available including leveraging existing infrastructure facilities of the Group companies.
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Friday, October 30, 2009
It has me wondering, does anyone really care what others have to say? Or do we just enjoy seeing ourselves and our words out there in the universe?
I've met some wonderful friends through blogging. My writing group has become so near and dear to me that I'm not sure what I'd do without those three gals in my life. I've reconnected with old friends on Facebook. I've learned personal tidbits of info on people via Twitter (some I find funny or fascinating--others not so much.)I really enjoyed reading the comments on my last post. I enjoyed getting to know more about all my blogging buddies. I want to know more!
Many times I find myself wanting to ask semi-famous people questions, but I refuse to feel like one of those stalker types, so I only lurk in the shadows of their social networking sites. I am by no means semi-famous, but I do wonder if any of my blog readers have questions they'd like to ask me. Does anyone really give a hoot about me or my life except for the minuscule parts I blog about? Probably not. But maybe. I think it's a fun social experiment to find out.
Usually I hold my cards close to my chest with strangers, but most of you don't feel like strangers to me anymore. So, if you have something you'd like to ask, I'm making myself an open book for a couple days. Ask away. I will answer all questions in my next post. There's only one catch. You have to post a random or interesting fact about yourself. Yup, this is a give and take relationship.
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- Melissa said...
Of course we want to hear about your life and all the stuff you blog about - otherwise we wouldnt be followers. (This, at least, goes for me)
I do actually have a question, your book The Kindrily...I'm not sure if you said this anywhere else (Im a recent edition to your blog) but I went to your site (I was intrigued) and the characters all have elements... Are they elementals? Or are they just more intune with nature? I was wondering, because Ive been working on my book about elementals since last November and it would be really cool if someone else is writing a book about it too! Though its also cool doing something no one else seems to be doing.... hmmm.
Random fact about me?
I have a partial phootographic memory. So I can read something once and recall it, its not always perfect (like sometimes it can take awhile for me to place it). I dont normally tell people that, so maybe, if anyone asks you more personal questions itll give you some courage to answer them! - October 30, 2009 at 9:50 AM
- Susan R. Mills said...
Question for you: Do you have any other projects in the works besides your Kinderly series?
Fact about me: I'm secretly addicted to the game show network. - October 30, 2009 at 11:01 AM
- Jessica said...
I usually care about what people say, but the caring goes deeper the more I know the person. Like on blogs, I'm affected more and I care more about that person. ON facebook, it just depends. But I'm almost always curious. :-)
I guess I would ask you how you're liking it here, how your job is going and if you think you'll ever move back to where you came from. :-) - October 30, 2009 at 12:34 PM
- Jessica said...
Oh, dang, I have to give too? LOL I don't know any interesting facts about myself that you probably don't already know. LOL Hmmm, well, I used to love to learn languages. I was speeding into capable spanish before I had my kids and got bit by the writing bug. :-)
- October 30, 2009 at 12:36 PM
- Natalie said...
I want to know more about your dancing! I've seen the facebook pictures and I know it is something you love, but how long have you been doing it? Did you ever think you'd dance professionally? Do you teach or take lessons? Details please.
Something interesting... hmmm... well I had jaw surgery just after my senior year in high school because I got in a bike wreck with a great dane. My mouth was wired shut for a month and I lost like 10lbs. Unfortunately my face was insanely swollen so I looked chubbier. :) - October 30, 2009 at 2:05 PM
- Glass Dragon said...
I have a question. Are you ever going to send me the rest of The Kindrily to beta read? Or even just read without critting if your past that phase. I wanna know how it ends!!! QQ
p.s. QQ = sad eyes brimming with tears. - October 30, 2009 at 8:16 PM
- Patti said...
Question: Are you planning a sequel to Kindrily?
Tidbit about me: My voice sounds so young that when I answer the phone they always ask if my mom or dad are home. - October 30, 2009 at 10:56 PM
- Lady Glamis said...
Question: What's your favorite food and do you eat it often?
Fact about me: I love cashews. A LOT. I often can't afford them, lol. - October 31, 2009 at 2:35 PM
- Andrew Blackman said...
It's my first visit here, so I don't know too much about you, but can't resist a challenge. So here goes - on your website I was quite blown away by the enthusiasm for writing, the way you started suddenly and threw yourself into it quite obsessively. I'm also in awe of your word counts - 200,000 words on four books in less than a year, if I'm not mistaken. Impressive!! So my question is whether your enthusiasm is constant, day in day out, or whether you have found it waning sometimes as you write for longer. And if you do have bad days, what do you do to overcome them?
Random fact about me: I've lived in cities all my life (London and New York), but only really felt at home when I'm out in the countryside. Never had the courage to leave behind all the city 'opportunities' and move to the cottage in the Outer Hebrides that I always wanted. - November 1, 2009 at 6:09 PM
- Stephanie Faris said...
I wonder that as I see people post thing after thing on Twitter...who are all these people reading these random commentaries?
- November 1, 2009 at 9:39 PM
- Tira said...
Where is your favourite place?
Where would you love to go but haven't been yet?
My random fact: I have been to India five times and I plan to go again next year. - November 2, 2009 at 1:19 PM
- ~Ellie Kings~ said...
I know you like a good glass of white wine. Me too... but I'm an amateur!
Which is your absolute favorite?
Fact about me: I am very good in remembering actor's faces & voices. "That's the guy that played in..." It gets my family everytime. They say I should work for the FBI. :) Not my calling! - November 2, 2009 at 6:42 PM
- Sara ♥ said...
OK, here's a question: can you guess what I left for you on my blog? if not, check it out :)
PS this isn't a spam comment as much as it may sound like one, haha - November 3, 2009 at 3:32 AM
- Georgina said...
How did you meet M'N'M aka the Transcendental Trilogy?
Random fact about me...Up until the age of two, every single joint in my body was double-jointed.
PS. I just read that Michael Buble apparently is a CAD who chases women and smokes dope. The grannies and glitterati here in Vancouver are all up in arms about it, shocked and stunned! Oh well! - G - November 3, 2009 at 10:01 AM
- glimpse. said...
Question: Are any of your characters religious?
Fact about me: I'm over the top obsessed with my own story ; ) - November 3, 2009 at 8:47 PM
- Love Writing Again! said...
Hey- I'm a newbie to your blog, and like the other newbie, I'm game... so here goes... which of your characters do you love the most?
about me: I really should be studying but this blog distracted me :) - November 9, 2009 at 7:05 PM


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Comfy, good quality, maybe not for beginners
So I purchased these in the sale, what a bargain! Liked the thirtytwo boots since looking at my bro's Lashed FT but felt they were a little wide and soft. I'm only a beginner and these are really for somebody with a little more experience - the extra stiffness over the lashed makes them much more sensitive which left me on my back side more than my toe or heel side!
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I'm a uk 9 with a normal width foot - went for 10's in the end and they feel as snug as should be, make sure to give your heel a few taps on the floor when you put them in to get them nice and snug and take advantage of the internal supports that stop the heel rub.
Just need to get them on the mountains now but great so far!
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High end boot at a good price with a nice flex
Really good boot with a progressive flex , I've owned Tm's before I Measure a uk 9 and normaly where a 9.5 snowboard boot. But this time have tryed to get a snuger fit so down sized to a 9 after a bit of playing around with the fit and a set of 3feet foot beds the boot now fit really well all day and should last me a lot longer than usual thank you very much snow and rock may it snow long and hard all season
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Hello, I am new to this forum. I am looking for a NAS with Automatic Download capability. I found this cheap solution - http://cgi.ebay.in/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&item=370087164515 Using this, I can run the sharing 24Hr without much stress on Electricity-Bill and relief my expensive Gaming-RiG. Should I go for it ? Is the Processor and RAM is enough for BitTorrent jobs ? (I generally do 2:SEEDs,1: DOWNLOAD) Thank you for your suggestion.
my suggestion: dont. these NAS devices are very hard to configure, i'll list a few problems i've had with the ones i've used. Torrents: *you cant set a port. that means you need to DMZ it, or speeds will be terrible. security risk. HTTP referrer links dont work. that means rapidshare megaupload etc, or sites with anti leech settings wont allow your NAS to download. Both: *Most dont let you pause/resume downloads, which means you better not want to use the net for anything else while its going. the unit you linked to is the EXACT one that i own. its Fing terrible, but i couldnt get a refund.
You need a real NAS, think Thecus, QNAP, IcyBox. I know this guy..... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=120329674387&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=002 That is your entry point. If you value my opinion I would buy THAT one, that exact one All joking aside (no really, THAT ONE) that is your entry point for a NAS to run your torrents. You can also go up in pricing and get something from Thecus or QNAP (I like the Thecus better) that will do it and they have real processors in them, like Celerons and Athlons but are still low on power usage.
cheap NAS = terrible NAS. If you want low electricity cost, find yourself a really old PC, like a pentium 3. they're low power, and easy to maintain/tweak just they way you want them.
Hi Mussels, I found that this device works on PORT 9090. Please, re-setup your device and test it again for me And see if you can pause-resume Torrent-Downloads ?
You may have some luck if you look for an older unit on EBay. My Infrant ReadyNAS NV has this feature. Netgear bought out Infrant and released a bunch of new products which has driven the first ReadyNAS down quite a bit.
It is just the Infrant ReadyNAS NV. They later came out with an NV+ and all kinds of other stuff. Hell just type in readynas and search and see what you come up with.
Torrentflux-b4rt is a great package for a *nix system. I've got an old Gentoo box as the standard LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) + Samba for the network file share. TorrentFlux gives a great web interface and lets you configure the heck out of your downloads. Very minimal system usage.
Actually now that I started thinking about it, why are you messing with bit torrent at all? Go over to Giganews.com and get the mid level package. Then use the discount they give you for Newsbin.com and that that (a one time fee). Finally go to Newzbin.com and subscribe to that for something like 25 cents a week. Your downloads will max out your cable modem and you don't upload anything. Besides, most of the stuff on BT hits the newsgroups first. If you are on Comcast you will want to call them and have your plan changed over to a business account since they just started the 250GB thing. Besiness accounts don't fall under this "service" and cost the same as regular accounts. If I did have an acocunt like this, I don't but I have been told that if you do something like this and share it with like 3 or 4 of your closest homies you can all share the same account.
I have a qnap TS-209 II. Great bit of kit. works very well and it brilliant for streaming to my Xbox 360. the Bittorent plugin is decent but basic. Stretch the budget and get yourself a TS-109, you won't regret it. got mine from here: http://myworld.ebay.com/mediasonicinc
build a cheap AMD based PC you only need AMD Sempron, 1GB DDR2, 780G Chipset, 300W PSU and put a bunch of harddrives in it then meybe FreeNAS
a AM2 based system is more fexiable, like if he has to RMA his main pc memory thats DDR2, so he can use his servers etc, the server can also be used as a game server etc, P3 is slow where can people get P3s atm? hehe
a local expo near me sells working P4 systems (1.6-2.4GHz) (everything but optical drive and HDD) for $50 each month.
get something like this: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16856167032 Get some cheap memory, a fat HDD, and load up *nix or something. Install a freebie remote desktop software and perhaps use utorrent for its webui (you might have to use WINE for that).
WTF is up with the shoe advert? The only way I would use a PIII for a file server was if it had a PCI 133 or PCI X slot so I could add a proper gigabit network port. That would put you in the realm of a dual socket PIII system which wouldn't be so bad but there are better options. Cheap EBay dual Opteron board maybe?
You want something really low power...such as an Atom. Torrents do not need processing power. Just plenty of storage and a good internet line. edit: http://www.adisasta.com/wmTorrent.html ^^^ Torrent from a PDA!!!
Maybe that is what you want. I want Quickpar monitoring downloads and fixing any crazy stuff that comes in as well as a strong anti-virus just in case I do something stupid. At the same time WinRAR setup to auto decompress incoming downloads.
I think I'm the only one here who actually has a NAS with BitTorrent downloading. Look at my Server setup. I never have slowdown, and it's a single core cpu (you can probably find something lower power.) AMD 3200+ 1GB ECC memory ASUS A8N5X motherboard (gigabit ethernet & SATA) 3x 640GB WD AAKS using RAID5 (but dont' do RAID when you set it up, use ZFS. You can set up ZFS to have the same benefits of RAID without the downside of read errors on a rebuild) Use cpufreq to clock down the processor as much as possible. Get a PSU that isn't overpowered (powersupplies have their best efficiency when they're around 80% load. So don't stick a 600w powersupply in this, it's just going to use tons of power, even with an atom processor) MoBlock is a package like PeerGuardian for *nix. It's a good thing. The zip/unzip utilities will all be part of the normal *nix distro. torrentflux-b4rt is the best torrent downloading package I've found. It's got a great web interface. It lets you choose between 4 or 5 different torrent programs to actually download the torrents based on the features you want. What do you need antivirus for? The files are going to a *nix system. Any windows viruses won't work, and you can test the files with a antivirus on your windows box before you use them.


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February 1, 2013 Transaction AnalysisPronk's Tale
Signed 1B-L Lyle Overbay to a minor-league deal. [1/31] In the old days Overbay was a sure bet to smack doubles, play good defense, and compile two-plus WARP on an annual basis. Though never the sexiest package—especially in that era of offensive production—it was a package that worked. Nowadays Overbay is better suited for a lesser role (his work against right-handed pitching in recent years makes him a cheap, attractive option as a pinch hitter, for instance). Sure enough, Marc Normandin thinks Overbay's future with the Red Sox is on the bench as Mike Napoli insurance, thus dislocating Mauro Gomez—whose right-handedness is a disadvantage in this case—to the minors. That seems like a reasonable expectation. Keep an eye on what Overbay's signing means for Milwaukee. Corey Hart's injury sparked rumors of a potential reunion with Overbay—who played two seasons with the Brewers in the past—but alas those murmurs turned out to be fruitless. If the Brewers want a similar player they could opt to sign Casey Kotchman. Otherwise, maybe they give Carlos Lee a call.
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