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We are testing zimbra system with trial version. The version is 7.1.0_GA_3140.RHEL5_64_20110329135300 NETWORK edition and the os is CentOS5.5 64.
Recently, we try to promote a replica server to a master server.
I think the promotion is succeeded because I can create accounts on replica server and the new master server also generates new accounts after I run command on any replica servers.
But one of my problem is the new master server does not synchronize all replica servers after I run "zmprov ca" on any replica server.
Unless I uninstall replica server and reinstall it again, the new master server only synchronizes reinstalled replica servers.
Another problem is if I can join exist zimbra servers into a new zimbra-ldap master server? I tried it several times but I am still unable to make it so far.
How do I join exist zimbra servers into a new zimbra-ldap master If I can install a new zimbra-ldap server only after my old zimbra-ldap master in multi-server is crashed?


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01/07/2011, St. Augustine, Day Two
We've officially moved out of New York. Today Gary took us to Green Cove Springs, where our mail forwarding service is. We picked up our mail and they gave us paperwork and instructions on becoming Florida residents and getting Florida driver's licenses. The only problem was, you must present proof of citizenship and a social security card to get a Florida driver's license. I had put together all the documents I thought we'd need, but hadn't included my social security card (Bud had his in his wallet). So we had to drive all the way back to the boat (almost 30 miles) and then all the way back to Green Cove Springs. We filled out a proof of domicile form and had it recorded at the Clay County Courthouse. We then went and got Florida driver's licenses, registration for the dingy, and a Florida saltwater fishing license for Bud. We had to pay non-resident rates for the fishing license because we haven't been residents for 6 months.
By the way, we checked the regulations and we need to register the dinghy even though the boat is documented with the Coast Guard and not registered. We don't have to register the boat in Florida unless we are in Florida waters for 90 consecutive days or 183 days per year in total. So we chose not to register Earendil, only her dinghy. That whole process took until 1:30 PM. We treated Gary to lunch after that. He more than earned it!
We went to see Gary's house and he gave Bud tips on fishing here. Gary is an avid fisherman. He saved us a lot of money by letting us know that you really only need live bait to be successful fishing in these waters. Bud is anxious to try fishing. I'm anxious to try eating the fish.
Tomorrow we are going to put the registration numbers on the dinghy and figure out how to launch and retrieve it from the boat and how to get our new outboard engine on and off it. Then I think Gary and Bud might try some fishing from the dink. I'd like to get to see this town a bit. It's the oldest European city in the U.S. and the marina is right on the edge of the old town. Hopefully tomorrow I'll get to walk around and take some pictures, the DMV was not very photogenic.
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01/06/2011, St. Augustine Municipal Marina
The days never seem to turn out like I expect. And I'm still worrying about things that in the end are not issues. Today I was worried that there would be too much wind and the St. Augustine Inlet would be a problem, we would either go aground or face very rough seas (memories of Cape May Inlet came to mind). We had decided to sail the last leg, but the information we had said that the St. Augustine Inlet was shoaling and mariners should "seek local knowledge" before attempting to enter. I had talked to the folks at the St. Augustine Municipal Marina and they confirmed the shoaling, but said if we kept to the north side of the channel we should be OK. I also asked about the report that the channel could be very rough. They said it could get nasty if the seas were more than three feet. Well that had me worried because it's pretty common for the ocean have waves bigger than three feet.
I woke up at 4:30 listening to the wind and worrying about getting off the dock and getting back in the St. Augustine Channel. Bud wasn't sleeping too well either, and we were up and ready to leave early again. Happily the dockmaster at Fernandina Beach Harbor Marina was there before seven. Bud asked him where we could turn the boat in the marina, as it was pretty cramped. He offered to come help us turn the boat using lines. He did a great job, but even so, it was about the tightest situation we'd been in. The boat was being blown away from the dock, and the channel between the docks was not even as wide as our boat is long. The dockmaster pulled our stern around, but Bud needed to make about a 6 point turn to get us out of there. We got away clean. Great job, Bud.
We just made it out of St. Mary's Inlet in time. As we were heading out the very long channel we heard the coast guard checking on other boats and advising them that they had "an outbound event" and would need the channel clear. Something must have been happening with the subs. I thought the channel went about three miles out, but when I went down to plot the first point where we could comfortably turn and set a direct course to St. Augustine, it was closer to 8 miles out! We left the dock at 7 AM and didn't turn to set our course until 9:30. (About a half hour after we turned they shut the channel and that section of the ICW down.)
Once the course was set we saw we had about 48 nautical miles to the inlet buoy at St. Augustine. We needed to get to that buoy no later than 4 to get comfortably in before dark. The St. Augustine channel is shorter, but it would still be about another 3 nautical miles and one lift bridge before we got to the marina. We set our sails and the 15-knot wind from the west that was predicted proved to be 8 knots from the northwest. We were sailing nicely at between 5 and 6 knots, which would get us to St. Augustine well after dark. After about a half hour with no change and no improvement we broke down and turned on the engine. With engine and sails we were doing just over 7 knots, which is the pace we needed.
There wasn't too much wind, so far there was too little. We finally got a good amount of wind about an hour and a half from the buoy. We put the genoa back out (we'd taken it in when the wind died so much it wouldn't fill) and added the staysail and were sailing at 8 knots. Very nice. In the end we reached the buoy right about 3:30.
I called our friend Gary Gaskill back just before we reached the buoy. He lives near St. Augustine and had called and set a plan to come down and see us. I told him it looked like we'd be to the lift bridge at 4 and to the dock by 4:15. He was coming about 5.
We held to the north side of the inlet channel as instructed and had no issues. The waves were maybe a foot. We got to the lift bridge at 4:04. Bud had called the bridge on the radio to tell them we were coming hoping he'd hold the bridge (it opens on the hour and half hour). The bridge hadn't opened yet as we approached so we thought we were OK. Bud called the bridge again and the bridge tender told him it would open at the next scheduled time of 4:30. Thanks, guy. So we had to wait in the channel for another half hour. We motored back away for a while and then came up and Bud held the boat against the wind and a slight current for what seemed like a very long time, but was a little under 10 minutes. Finally the bridge opened (pretty much right at 4:30) and we were through. We did just over 61 nautical miles and were on the water for 9 hours and 45 minutes.
Meanwhile, Gary had arrived and both he and the dockhand were there to help us dock. After a quick tour of the boat and taking care of Fuzzy, Gary took us out to dinner at a local seafood place. I ordered their fresh catch, which was flounder, and was really good. We played typical tourist and asked our waitress to take a picture of the three of us.
We'll be staying here a few days. This was our first stated goal and it is great to be here. It's still cold tonight, we're still at a dock and plugged in for heat, but the day did get sunny, and as Bud said, "I am almost not cold." Which is as good as it's been since we left Wilson.
Very strange - no pics in the gallery since 3 November 2010! Great blog - it's got to warm up soon. Keep the faith.
Dugg & Chris
01/05/2011, Fernandina Beach, FL
We pushed on at dawn again. We took it easy and didn't leave the dock until 7:30 this morning because we were only going as far as Fernandina Beach, Florida. It was 36 nautical miles so we knew there was no problem getting here. This is at the Georgia, Florida border and St. Mary's Inlet. It would have been a great sail, except there was no wind. Instead there were clouds and rain and cold.
It was a nice ride anyway. At Jekyll Sound the ICW goes so far out that you actually look back on the Atlantic shore. You are still protected by large areas of very shallow water, but on a stormy day I imagine it would be a rough passage. Today the ocean was completely calm and I took a picture that looks more like Lake Ontario on a calm morning than the Atlantic Ocean, but it does show how far out the waterway takes you. I added it to the gallery.
Towards the end of the ride we came up to King's Bay and the Mayport Naval Station. It's a nuclear sub station. We had to monitor VHF channels 13 and 16 in case a sub was being moved. If one were, a three-mile stretch of the ICW would be closed. We saw this small sub right where the ICW joined King's Bay from the north. We're pretty sure this wasn't a nuclear sub, but it was my first sub sighting while boating.
At 1 PM we arrived in FLORIDA. It's 49 degrees and rainy. I'm still cold.
Since it was a short day I did laundry. Bud was helping me carry the laundry up to the bathrooms and laundry room, when who did we meet, but Dick and Kathy Platt. They had come down for the morning and decided to stop and check out the marina to see if maybe we were here. They had just seen a boat that they thought was ours (one of the furthest from the marina office and the bathrooms of course) when they spotted us. We chatted a few minutes, but it was cold and started to rain, so we said good-bye again.
There was a seafood store here and Bud bought fresh shrimp, which he is now turning into something that smells delicious. Tomorrow there is supposed to be a nice west wind so we are planning to sail the last leg to St. Augustine. The forecast for tomorrow night in St. Augustine is for a low of 38 degrees. We already have a dock reservation at the St. Augustine Municipal Marina. I so want to spend a night without needing heat!
I'll be in Key West beginning January 29th for a week and would like to connect if possible. How about dinner some night(s) - my treat??
01/04/2011, Brunswick, GA
Two days ago we set out without a definite plan and ran into problems trying to plan on the fly. Today, I had everything worked out, we decided we would push hard to make the next listed marina, Two Way Fish Camp. We were concerned about two things. The first was getting through Little Mud River, which had reported shoaling, and it sounded like at low tide we might not be able to get through. The second was having time enough to make the 54-mile run between the two marinas. The solution to both seemed to be to get an early start. High tide where we were was at about 8:30 in the morning. Low tide where we stayed would be just before 3 PM. The problem is, the time of the tides varies by more than an hour, so we weren't sure of the time of low tide for Little Mud River. It seemed best to start early and try to beat the low tide, though. So that's what we did.
It's hard to judge how well you'll do because the current changes as you go. The ICW in this area goes from one sound to another along interconnected rivers and creeks that wind through the low country. As you pass from one sound to another you first go west, then south, then east. If the tide is flowing out, you will be going against the current when you are going west. Somewhere along the southern part the current will switch, and as you head east, you will be going with the current. It's the opposite if the tide is coming in. Since the currents can add or subtract up to a bit over 2 knots to your speed, if your engine will push you along at about 6 knots your speed over ground can be from 4 knots to 8 knots. We can see this easily, because the knot meter measures our speed relative to the water and the GPS and chart plotter show our speed over ground.
So we started out right at 7 AM, which is actually before sunrise. It was easy to see, though, and even the crab pots showed up well. We had already gone several miles when I took this picture of the sun rising over the low country. We are heading into St. Catherine's Sound and you can see the ocean on the right.
We continued on steadily. Little Mud River was towards the end of our planned run, so we were pushing all day to make it before low tide. There is not much you can do except to run the engine as fast as you're comfortable (and we are very conservative with the old Lehman Peugeot, parts are hard to come by). In any case, we came to Little Mud River at about 12:30 PM. We were just past maximum current, the tide was still rolling out and the current was with us for this part. The river itself was fairly narrow, so there weren't many channel markers. Bud tried to keep to the center and used the depth finder to tell him if he was getting too far over. At one point he did get out of the channel a bit and the depth dropped to 3' 10". Since our depth finder is on the bottom of the hull, next to the keel, you need to add a couple of feet to that for the actual water level. Bud said when we touched the bottom in the Hudson, the depth finder read 2' 7". Still, anything less than 6 feet on the depth finder makes us nervous. Bud had the engine slowed, but with the current we were still moving through there fairly quickly. In about a half hour we were through.
We talked about pushing right through to Brunswick, but didn't think we could do it. I called Two Way Fish Camp to make sure they could take us. They couldn't! It's a marina subject to strong currents, so they only like to put sailboats on the "T" ends of the docks where you can tie alongside and don't have to pull in. The "T" ends were all full, so we were out of luck. It was a good thing we'd made such good time so far, because now we had to go another 13 miles to the next marina. We weren't sure we could make it by 5 when the light starts to go.
The engine was running cool, so Bud sped it up by a couple of hundred RPM. At first the current (still ebb tide) was against us and we were doing less that 5 knots. Almost immediately we cut into a smaller creek and the current dropped and our speed increased to about 5.6 knots. Before too long we passed the high point on that part of the route and for the last 12 miles we had the current with us. At one point we were doing 9.3 knots. We ended up getting all the way to Morning Star Marina just outside of Brunswick by 3:30. We had gone 60 nautical miles.
We called the Platt's, who live only about 5 miles from this marina, cleaned up the boat and ourselves a bit and had a nice visit with them aboard. And we thought we'd have a hard time getting to Two Way Fish Camp. So much for plans.
01/03/2011, Kilkenny Creek Georgia
Last night I consulted our electronic charts and the Active Captain website to find a reasonable port for today's run. My intension was to let Bud look at the electronic charts and maybe Google Earth before we left, so we'd both have the same information and avoid an error like we made yesterday. It's a good thing I did, as I found that there are no inlets that we could reach in a day's sail that we could actually get the boat into. The notes I found said things like, "Strangers may make it over the bar on a rising tide and flat seas." Since we couldn't guarantee the tide and were expecting some waves, these didn't seem like a reasonable risk.
So it was back to the ditch (the ICW) and back to being a trawler again. As we were going along today I thought about the good and bad things in doing the ICW. On the minus side, obviously we weren't able to sail. We had to listen to the engine all day and burn fuel. The other big minus is there was no open water. We (Bud) spent all day hand steering and watching for the channel markers and the channel.
On the plus side, we didn't have to sail. We didn't have the work of setting, trimming and furling sails. We didn't have to worry about heeling and stowing things so they wouldn't slide around. We ran the engine so we had hot water and plenty of power. The other big plus is there was no open water. Fuzzy didn't need to take Dramamine. We didn't have to stow things so they wouldn't bounce around in the waves and there was something to watch besides water and clouds.
The other drawback of the ICW is navigating the bridges. I took this photo as Bud guided Earendil in the slot of the first open Bascule bridge we encountered. Happily there were only two bridges, and there are no more opening bridges between here and St Simon's Sound where we can get back out in the ocean (and maybe get a chance to visit fellow TYCer's Dick & Kathy Platt). By then I'm sure I'll be more than ready to sail again. Meanwhile, since it just about made it to 50 today and will be in the 30's again tonight I'm happy to be on the ICW.
We did manage to go another 50 nautical miles today. Kilkenny Marina, where we are tonight is just about the opposite of the Harbour Town Marina where we were last night. I put a picture of it in the album. It's very quaint and very Low Country Georgia and just a bit rough. At least it's cheaper. (And Fuzzy has now added Georgia to the list of states he's peed in, or on, or whatever.)
01/02/2011, Hilton Head Island, SC
We set out again at first light; about 7:15 today. We made the long run out the channel from Edisto Beach. Bud had conceded that we could follow the coast, in case we decided to put in for the night. We were both dressed in several layers under full foul weather gear. I had on my sailing gloves. Bud, at the helm, had on a wool knit hat and winter gloves. We were motorsailing to start because the wind was right on the nose. I went below to check for a destination in case Bud came to his senses about sailing through the night when the temperature was supposed to drop back into the thirties. I know we want to do some extensive cruising, and I know that means days on end of sailing. But sitting alone at night in the cockpit with balmy breezes caressing your skin is bound to be better than sitting alone shivering with five layers of clothes under your foul weather gear. Even the wind seems hostile when it's cold.
Bud did concede that we should probably stop for the night. The reality of sailing in the cold has hit, and he agreed with me that sailing overnight with temperatures in the upper 30's is not the retirement we planned. However, there was a little confusion over the charts and destinations. I looked at the charts and determined that there was nowhere to stop at the distance we might want to try for a day. So I told Bud we'd have to stop at the southern end of Hilton Head Island at the Harbour Town Marina. I called and they said they could accommodate us, but said it would be best not to arrive at low tide, around 1 PM. I told them our ETA was mid afternoon, so all seemed well.
The wind moved a bit and we put out the genoa and killed the engine. We were really trying to pinch today, but still making an acceptable 4.5 knots or so. Besides, Bud looked at the electronic chart at the helm and thought at our present rate we might get there close to 1, so we didn't push. We tacked around a submerged wreck. When we got back on our original tack, I asked Bud if we would need to tack back out again, as our course was taking us fairly close to shore. He wasn't sure, but as we got closer to the channel, he decided we should go out. We were discussing how far we should go before tacking again and Bud showed me some shallow areas he was concerned about. We zoomed the chart out to get a better idea of the general picture, and I saw that this was the wrong channel. This was the channel at the north end of Hilton Head.
So we tacked out, and we ended up having to go way out. And then we pointed directly to where we needed to go, pulled in the genoa and started up the iron wind again. We needed to hurry now. To confound things, there's no way to get to Caliboque Sound without going over 4 miles past it and staying about 7 miles offshore. Now the destination I had thought would be a short day, was really a challenging day, doubly so since we spent the morning just noodling along.
We spent the next several hours on a grey ocean, under a grey sky, listening to the dulcet tones of our Lehman Peugeot. It's strange to be so far off shore that the haze is obscuring the shoreline, and still be straining your eyes for the lines of breakers that mark the shoals! Not something we're used to from Lake Ontario, that's for sure. But we avoided all the shoals and the crab pots. And we made it to the Marina at 4:50 after 55.99nm.
And what a marina it is. This certainly is the classiest spot we have been, and you can see from the picture that Fuzzy feels he fits right in. I wish we could linger among the groomed paths, the shops, tennis courts, golf courses and the very upscale condos, but at $101 per night, we think it's best to move along.

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Learn about high blood pressure at Mentor Library
Let's start with the bad news. About one in three Americans—an estimated 67 million people—has high blood pressure. You can have high blood pressure (also known as hypertension) for years without symptoms. And if it persists it can weaken your … Continue reading
Health District talks about building healthy meals
You're probably familiar with USDA's food pyramid. It had grains on bottom, then fruits and veggies, meat and dairy, and finally a little bit of sugar on top. (If you're a bit older, you remember the four food groups.) The USDA has updated … Continue reading
10 Tips to Build a Healthy Meal
The Lake County General Health District visited the Mentor Library last week to explain the differences between various diets and help people pick the best diet for themselves. Here are 10 tips they shared for building healthy meals: 1. Fill half your … Continue reading
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Hold the Salt: 10 Tips for Getting Heart Healthy
The Lake County General Health District visited the Mentor Library last week to offer some tips on how to make your diet heart healthier. Their biggest suggestion: Cut down on the salt. Salt plays a role in high blood pressure. People only need … Continue reading


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Glitches in The Wind Waker
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- 1 Sailing Music in Windfall Island
- 2 Unlimited Elixir Soup
- 3 Shooting The King of Red Lions for Rupees
- 4 Seahat Glitch
- 5 Make the Killer Bees Disappear
- 6 Windmill Clip
- 7 Pigs Swim on Land
- 8 Molgera Quick Kill
- 9 Sliding Skulls
- 10 Fly a Seagull Inside Outset Island
- 11 Pig Clipping Inside Outset Island
- 12 Clipping Through Rock
- 13 Clip through Windfall Island
- 14 Walk in Hyrule Field
- 15 Easier Way To Gain Access To Hyrule Field
- 16 Use Bombs Anywhere
- 17 Secret Pigs
- 18 Stuck in a Hole
- 19 Stuck on Ice Ring Isle's Slide
- 20 Makar Clips Through Block
- 21 Dry Storage
- 22 Superswim
- 23 Enter Zunari's Stall During the Day
- 24 Ghost Ship Freeze
- 25 External Links
Sailing Music in Windfall Island
- Effect: The Sailing theme will play in Windfall Island
- Prerequisites: Ability to play Song of Passing, access to Zunari's Shop after expansion
- How To: In Zunari's Shop on Windfall Island, there are rugs where the shop is (once it has been expanded at least once). Play the Song of Passing on one of the rugs and the music will then change to the Sailing theme when it becomes morning. It must be night time first, and then switched to daytime in order for it to work.
Unlimited Elixir Soup
- Effect: Never run out of Elixir Soup
- Prerequisites: A bottle of Elixir Soup, empty bottle (optional)
- How To: Equip some Elixir Soup, then press the button you assigned it to and the start button at the same time. Then, on the items screen, swap the bottle of Elixir Soup with an empty bottle or another item. Link will drink the Elixir Soup. If you press start, the original Elixir Soup will still be there. If you switched it out with an empty bottle, it will become a half of Elixir Soup. This can be repeated with the other bottles.
Shooting The King of Red Lions for Rupees
- Prerequisites: Access to the Cannon mini-game on Spectacle Island
- How To: In this glitch you will need to go to Spectacle Island, and dock your boat where you would fire in the Cannon mini-game. Start the barrel minigame and aim for the King of Red Lions. When hit, the King of Red Lions won't blow up, but the shot still counts as a point, thus making it easier to acquire prizes.
Seahat Glitch
- Effect: Freeze a Seahat, and make it move in the direction you are.
- Prerequisites: Boomerang, access to an island with Seahats
- How To: Go to an island where Seahats live, like Horseshoe Island. Lure one to hover above the ground, then throw the Boomerang at it. If done correctly, when its propeller drops off, and lands on ground, it will become frozen. If Link walks near it, it will move in the direction he is walking.
Make the Killer Bees Disappear
- Effect: Make the Killer Bees vanish
- Prerequisites: Access to Windfall Island
- How to: Go to where the Killer Bees are and when they start circling you, lure them over the staircase beside Linda. Pick one out and walk into him to push him down the walkway toward town, but make sure he's slammed against the staircase wall. Get him about one third of the way down, at least past the leaves hanging over the wall from under the staircase. Talking to them occasionally can help, as they usually pause a few seconds after you talk to them. If done correctly, once you run back up the path, the Killer Bee member should start running into the wall toward the direction of the rest of the Bees, and disappear into the wall! You can repeat this process for all of the Bees.
Windmill Clip
- Effect: Get crushed by a cart
- Prerequisites: Song of Passing, access to the Windmill on Windfall Island after it has activated
- How To: Once you have learned the Song of Passing and activated the Windmill on Windfall Island, jump into one of the Windmill carts. Wait until you're at the bottom of the rotation, then stand on the very edge of the cart, either the left or right side. Now play the Song of Passing, you should see Link fall inside a cart and get crushed if done correctly.
Pigs Swim on Land
- Effect: Pig on Windfall Island will have ripples around it, as if swimming, on land
- Prerequisites: Three Skull necklaces (to play the Pig-Sitting game), access to Windfall Island
- How To: On Windfall Island, find all three pigs and throw them into the ocean. Then, hand three skull necklaces to the guy by the bomb shop, and he'll ask if you want to play the Pig-Sitting game. Chose yes, and when you go to the pig on the upper level (by Tott and the gravestone) it will have ripples around it as if its swimming, but on land. The other pigs will not run away from you, but glide over the ground slowly.
Molgera Quick Kill
- Effect: Skip the 3rd and 4th phase of Molgera's battle
- How To: During Molgera's battle when he starts to fly around the room, ready the Hookshot and fire it into his open maw when he gets close. Molgera will lose his tail and become stuck with his weak point exposed, attack. Then he will disappear a few seconds later only to restart his flying attack. Do this twice to finish him off without ever going through his 3rd or 4th phase.
Sliding Skulls
- Effect: Skulls sliding along the floor on their own
- Prerequisites: Deku Leaf, be in the Earth Temple boss room
- How To: Go inside the boss room and blow the skulls on the floor with the deku leaf, when they stop bouncing some of them may slide across the floor in the direction you blew them.
Fly a Seagull Inside Outset Island
- Effect: Fly a seagull inside of Outset Island
- Prerequisites: Hyoi Pear, Stone head covering the Savage Labyrinth removed
- How To: Use the Hyoi Pear in any location where a seagull will take it. Once you have control of the seagull, fly up to where the entrance to the Savage Labyrinth is located. Aim the seagull straight for the hole. If the seagull goes in and gets stuck keep flying down and eventually the seagull will go through.
In order to get into the second half of the island, fly the seagull towards the section of wall below where the bridge used to be and look for a spot where two surfaces meet at a slight angle. Fly the seagull against this spot and be persistent, and eventually the seagull will slip through.
Pig Clipping Inside Outset Island
- Effect: Make the large pig fall inside of Outset Island
- Prerequisites: Large Pig, Iron Boots, Power Bracelets
- How To: Pick up the giant pig and carry him all the way to where the rope bridge used to be. Once you arrive at the spot, equip the Iron Boots and walk off of the ledge where the bridge used to be, still carrying the pig. If done correctly, the pig should fall through the ground and you should be able to hear the pig swimming in the water. If you perform the seagull inside of the island glitch listed above, you can see the pig trapped inside of the island.
Clipping Through Rock
- Effect: Go through a rock
- Prerequisites: Power Bracelets, Song of Passing
- How To: Go to any island with a big rock, such as Star Island. Pick up the big rock then throw it. Stand where the rock was and play the Song of Passing. There should be a rock where Link was. Move Link and he should go right out of the rock.
Clip through Windfall Island
- Effect: Fall right through Windfall Island.
- Prerequisites: Have access to Windfall Island.
- How to: Go to the entrance stairs of the Game Room and stand on the bottom stair, face the part where the stairs end, and press B to slash. Then move slowly back to the bottom stair and face the same way that you were facing before and slowly walk away (slash if you need to). If done right, you will fall through the island. You can get out by swimming toward the shore of the island.
Walk in Hyrule Field
- Effect: Gain access outside of the borders of Hyrule Field.
- Prerequisites: Have access to the path to Ganon's Tower
Go to the path to Ganon's Tower and then to the place where you have to Hookshot to get across the pit. Stand under the first archway, then aim at the middle of it and shoot. If done right, you will clip on top of the target. Now jump off and use your Deku Leaf to fly around the wall.
Easier Way To Gain Access To Hyrule Field
- Effect: Access to Hyrule Field.
- Prerequisites: Have access to the path to Ganon's Tower
- How To: Get to the path to Ganon's Tower and kill all the enemies because they can get in the way later. Then lure a Moblin over to you. Shoot him with an Ice Arrow and freeze him. Stand behind him and get ready to lift him. Wait until he thaws. Now, wait two seconds, lunge into him right as he is picking up his spear and lift him. You'll begin sliding quickly. Get near a small ledge, walk up the Hyrule Castle steps and back really fast so when you leave them at a good speed, you will automatically jump over the wall.
Use Bombs Anywhere
- Effect: Be able to use Bombs anywhere that you can use your Tingle Tuner.
- How To: Equip your Tingle Tuner to any button and then activate it and press 'start' at the same exact time. Now equip your Bombs to the same button as your Tingle Tuner and exit the start menu. You will get the message that you can't call Tingle right now but you will be holding a bomb. Skip the text and now you can throw/drop the bomb.
Secret Pigs
Finding the hidden pigs
- Prerequisites: Knowledge of the Use Bombs Anywhere Glitch and access to the Windfall Island Bomb Shop.
- How To: Go into the Windfall Island Bomb Shop and use the glitch. Then throw the Bomb so it goes over the the store shelf and goes to the barrels in the back of the store. If done right, the Bomb will explode and break the barrels in the back and pigs will come out.
- Note: You have to throw the bomb over the shelf or else the bomb will bounce back at you.
- Note: If you return to the Bomb Shop directly after obtaining the Bombs from Tetra's Ship, the owner will still be bound and gagged in the corner. This allows you move behind the counter and bomb the barrels directly.
Stuck in a Hole
- Effect: Get stuck in the hole you enter to get the Picto Box on Windfall Island.
- How To: Go into the cell where Tingle was imprisoned in and move the box in the back so that you can get into the hole in the back of the room. When you move it though, don't move it all of the way (make sure that some of the box is still covering the hole). Now go into the hole and then try and go out the same way you came in. If done correctly, you won't be able to exit through that way.
- Note: To get out of the hole, go to a turn where a Rat is and it will put you at the entrance of Windfall Island.
Stuck on Ice Ring Isle's Slide
- Effect: Link will get get stuck on the slide and will constantly spin around.
- How To: Go to the Ice Ring Isle and slay all the Keese, (to prevent them from messing up the glitch) and climb up to the giant ice slide. Stand at the very edge and equip the Iron Boots, then jump onto the slide (aim for the center). If done right Link will start spinning around on the slide and not be able to move or take off the boots. To end the glitch access the item page and equip another item to where the Iron Boots are.
Makar Clips Through Block
- Effect: Squishes Makar into a wall.
- Prerequisites: Access to Wind Temple
How to: In the room with spikes on the floor below, bring Makar into the room below. push the blocks in the room together until they are half a block away. Put Makar in between the two. Push the blocks together, Makar will be squished in between them. (If you choose to play as Makar with the Command Melody, you can walk out of the blocks.)
Dry Storage
- Effect: The next cutscene played will be stored in memory.
- Prerequisites: The Wind Waker, A ledge or other spot that the glitch can be performed on.
- How To: The rock near the dock, next to the Mail Box on Windfall Island is being used as an example. To start: Take out the Wind Waker, then cancel it, to get it in Link's hands. Climb up the rock, towards where the three edges meet. As you finish the climb, then press the button with the Wind Waker. If done right you will fall down while still condicting. You will then need to cancel the conducting exactly 3 frames (1/10th of a second) before Link hits the ground. The camera should then be free, with Link holding the Wind Waker out. Cancel it again to activate Storage.
- Effect: Link will be able to swim at ludicrous speeds.
- Prerequisites: Knowledge of Storage, A body of water.
- How To: Achieve Storage, using the method shown above. Take out the Wind Waker near a body of water. The camera will lock in the position it should, but you should still have full control of Link. Walk into a body of water, then hold the Control Stick Up. Link should start spinning rapidly. Do this for as long as you please, then release the control stick. Link should shoot backwards, with how far he travels dependent on how long the swim was charged. This can be used to do anything from getting Bombs early, to traveling from island to island in mere seconds.
Enter Zunari's Stall During the Day
- Effect: Link will appear in Zunari's stall alongside Zunari.
- Prerequisites: Deku Leaf, Song of Passing
- How To: After nightfall, use the Deku Leaf to reach the canopy above Zunari's stall, then conduct the Song of Passing. Once morning comes, Link will drop through the canopy and into the stall below.
- Note: In order to keep Zunari from shooing Link out of the stall, the song must be conducted whilst standing above either of the two counters lining the aisle where he stands. When Link falls through, he will phase through the counter and will be able move past Zunari in the direction of his safe, placing the shopkeeper in between Link and the stall's entryway. If spoken to, Zunari will tell Link to move away from the stall and walk in the direction of the entrance, as though he were pushing Link in that direction. Link will remain in the stall when this happens so long as he is on Zunari's opposite side.
Ghost Ship Freeze
- Effect: Freezes the game.
- Prerequisites: Be inside the Ghost Ship, reach the Treasure Chest.
- How To: Execute a Jump Attack at the Treasure Chest containing the Triforce Chart. This will cause the game to crash. In The Wind Waker HD, this glitch was fixed.
External Links
- Zelda Chaos, ZeldaWiki's top glitch affilate that specializes in verifying hacks, explaining glitches, and providing up-to-date information on all things exploitable in the Zelda series.


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With one injury, the Packers 2013 season has gone from probably ending with a Super Bowl win to a complete nightmare. This isn't just one injury though; this is Aaron Rodgers, possibly the most irreplaceable athlete in American professional sports history. Still, even though he may be just that, Ted Thompson needs to learn a lesson from this season, and figure out a viable plan B.
Let's take a look at who they have on the roster first. The only reason Seneca Wallace was signed was because he was available in early September and had a good understanding of the West Coast offense from all of the time he spent with Mike Holmgren. Wallace is not the answer though. He will likely be let go, and not re-signed this off season. The two quarterbacks the Packers are using right now, Scott Tolzien and Matt Flynn, are both intriguing options to be Rodgers backup next season. At this point, I just believe Flynn has developed too many bad habits to get the job. I think that his play against the Vikings was a result of the Vikings being completely unprepared for him. The Lions prepared for him, and easily stopped him. Scott Tolzien could be the backup and several times I have said Tolzien should be the backup to Rodgers long term. However I did not see the game to game improvement from Tolzien I thought I was going to see. He played bad against the Vikings and was benched.
Looking at the list off free agent quarterbacks next Spring, I do not see any that I like, so unless someone is released, which there will probably be many who are, I don't think Rodgers backup is going to come from that group.
That leaves the draft. This might be the deepest draft class, in terms of not only potential starters, but projects as well, in recent memory. One guy I like is Aaron Murray from Georgia. Murray was projected as late 2nd-early 3rd before his ACL injury that ended his college career. He will probably drop, making it easier for Thompson to draft him. Murray is a smart man, who is a little undersized, but can really spin that football. Another one I like is David Fales out of San Jose State. Fales looks the part and is projected in the 4-5 rounds. Another one I really like is Logan Thomas. Not too long ago, Thomas was a top five draft choice in the making, but overall play dropped him all the way down to the 5-6 rounds. If there is one coaching staff that might be able to get that talent out of him, it is the Packers coaching staff. There are many different ways Thompson can fix this problem. The point is that he needs to, because the Packers can't do this again.


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Healthy Baked Eggs
Have you ever tried baked eggs before? Not exactly a frittata and not exactly a fried egg, healthy baked eggs are the perfect combination of both. They take very minimal effort to make and provide a healthy serving of protein, as well as the vitamins and minerals for the vegetables that we add to this recipe. Serve this delicious recipe for Healthy Baked Eggs for your next weekend breakfast or brunch!
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
- 1 15 oz. can of fire roasted diced tomatoes
- 4 eggs
- Salt and pepper, to taste
- Fresh herbs like basil or chives (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Set a large skillet to medium heat on the stovetop. Cook the onion in the extra virgin olive oil until it softens.
- Drain the extra liquid from the fire roasted tomatoes, then add them to the cooked onion.
- Cook for an additional 5 minutes to blend the flavors.
- Crack each egg on top of the veggies, turn the stovetop to low and cover.
- Cook for 5 minutes until the eggs become slightly firm.
- Transfer the entire skillet to the oven, and cook for 15-20 minutes, until the eggs are cooked to your liking. Carefully remove the entire skillet from the oven and let cool.
- Season with salt and pepper, add the fresh herbs, and serve with slices of crusty whole grain bread for a hearty meal!


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Pro-democracy punishment
Marriage | Gallaudet University administrator speaks out about the controversy surrounding her signing a petition calling for a same-sex 'marriage' referendum in Maryland
WASHINGTON—Traditional marriage advocates in Maryland have long maintained the state's new same-sex "marriage" law would infringe on the rights of those who disagree with it. The law may not be in effect, but it is already having an effect.
One week after she was placed on paid leave for signing a petition to have Maryland's new gay "marriage" law go before voters as a referendum, Gallaudet University's Angela McCaskill held a press conference Tuesday to express her outrage with the school. She said Gallaudet, the nation's premiere school for the deaf, owes her compensation for tarnishing her reputation.
"This has been a tremendously horrific time for myself and my family," said McCaskill, who is deaf, through an interpreter.
Just hours before McCaskill spoke, Gallaudet President T. Alan Hurwitz released a statement saying he wants to work with McCaskill "to respond to the concerns that have been raised," but added that putting her on paid leave last week was a "prudent action."
Deana Bass, spokeswoman for the Maryland Marriage Alliance, strongly disagreed. "There is absolutely nothing prudent about stripping people of their right to engage in the democratic process," she told me. "This is what we've been saying for months would happen. It is frightening to think someone would be penalized for expressing their deeply held beliefs."
In this case, McCaskill has yet to even express her opinion on same-sex "marriage." The petition she signed—along with 200,000 other Marylanders—only requests that the new law be placed on the November ballot and does not take a side on the issue. McCaskill said that makes her pro-democracy, not anti-gay.
"The fact that we're having this conversation is insane," Bass said. "Who she votes for, what she votes for is her private decision."
McCaskill, the school's chief diversity officer, is the first deaf African-American woman to earn a Ph.D. at Gallaudet and has worked at the school for 23 years.
The university's decision touched off a firestorm of controversy in local, national, and social media circles. McCaskill received support from organizations on both sides of the same-sex "marriage" issue and from Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, who pushed the law through the Maryland State Assembly by one vote earlier this year.
Even The Washington Post in an editorial urged the school to reconsider: "If Ms. McCaskill does oppose gay marriage, then she holds the same view that President Obama did, at least publicly, until five months ago. Would he have been unfit to serve as a diversity officer at Gallaudet?"
Gallaudet, founded in 1864, has 1,873 students enrolled this semester at its campus in northeast Washington, D.C.


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As we begin linking around the American League looking at some of the Baseball Bloggers Alliance writers we find several are talking about the Hall of Fame vote. But what are the others saying?
- Camden Crazies, an Orioles blogger, wants to know why Jeff Mathis plays so much.
- In Boston they are discussing the signings of Max Ramirez and Tony Pena, Jr at Fire Brand of the American League.
- Tremendous Upside Potential discusses the White Sox and all sports in Chicago.
- Tribe Scribe compares C.C. Sabathia to Jack Morris.
- You will get a roll of the eyes from The Tigers Den when talking about Fred Lewis joining the Tigers.
- Talk a stroll back in Kansas City baseball to remember Cookie Rojas and Freddie Patek at i70 baseball.
- Mike Trout is the Top Prospect in the report of their Top 50 for the Angels at Angels Win. Com.
- Twinkie Talk covers all of the numbers that got Bert Blyleven elected to the Hall of Fame.
- At Lady Loves Pinstripes, the Yankees blogger makes a case for the need of Andy Pettitte.
- Random thoughts on the Mariners is the pervasive attitude at SoDo Mojo.
- The Tao of Stieb, from Blue Jay land, reminds all of the bloggers how difficult it is to keep writing.
That's Linking Around the American League for this week.
CARDINAL HISTORY– Be sure to check the right sidebar of our website for flashes back in History of some of the World Series the Cardinals have participated in. More to come each week.
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Armin for 3 FM Serious Request sold out!
Armin's gig at the Stadsgehoorzaal in Leiden, as part of the 3FM radio 'Serious Request' charity campaign, has sold out. Together with DJ's Jochen Miller and Erik Arbores, he will play there on Tuesday December 20th, with the full proceeds of the event going straight to the Red Cross via the Serious Request campaign. As the ambassador of the city of Leiden, Armin will make this a night that Leiden won't forget about soon!
From 18 to 24 December, the so called 'House of Glass' of 3FM's Serious Request campaign will be situated on the Beestenmarkt in the centre of Leiden. For 6 days, three radio deejays of radio station 3FM will lock themselves into the house and aren't allowed to eat anything. In return for donations, the deejays will play track request for 24 hours each day, along with special auctions and other ways to raise money. One of them is 'Armin van Buuren for 3FM Serious Request' on December 20th. Armin will be spinning in the imposing Stadgehoorzaal of Leiden, together with Jochen Miller and the 14-year old DJ talent Erik Arbores. The event will take place from 21.00 to 02:00.
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The Boys and Girls Club of Neshoba County hosted their "Champions of Youth" dinner and auction in the Neshoba County Coliseum. Hundreds gathered as Mississippi State football coach Dan Mullen served as the guest speaker for the program's fundraiser of the year while musical guest "Alter'd" performed.
"As many times as we get around there, it's great to come to all these communities," said Mullen. "I think that's what makes Mississippi special: All the community values and all the small towns that all kinda stick together and support their young people."
Local Boys and Girls Club Board of Directors president Eric Prince referred to ticket sales as "fantastic" and said the community support for the event was overwhleming.
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Slayer of Beasts (20) - Killed 300 creatures.
Tenpenny Tower (20) - Completed "Tenpenny Tower".
Strictly Business (20) - Completed "Strictly Business".
You Gotta Shoot 'Em in the Head (20) - Completed "You Gotta Shoot 'Em in the Head".
Stealing Independence (20) - Completed "Stealing Independence".
Trouble on the Homefront (20) - Completed "Trouble on the Homefront".
Agatha's Song (20) - Completed "Agatha's Song".
Reilly's Rangers (20) - Completed "Reilly's Rangers".
Reaver (10) - Reached Level 8 with Bad Karma.
Mercenary (10) - Reached Level 8 with Neutral Karma.
Protector (10) - Reached Level 8 with Good Karma.
Harbinger of War (20) - Reached Level 14 with Bad Karma.
Pinnacle of Survival (20) - Reached Level 14 with Neutral Karma.
Ambassador of Peace (20) - Reached Level 14 with Good Karma.
Scourge of Humanity (30) - Reached Level 20 with Bad Karma.
Paradigm of Humanity (30) - Reached Level 20 with Neutral Karma.
Vault 101 Citizenship Award (10) - Got the Pip-Boy 3000.
The G.O.A.T. Whisperer (10) - Took the G.O.A.T.
Escape! (20) - Completed "Escape!".
Following in His Footsteps (20) - Completed "Following in His Footsteps".
Galaxy News Radio (20) - Completed "Galaxy News Radio".
Scientific Pursuits (20) - Completed "Scientific Pursuits".
Silver-Tongued Devil (20) - Won 50 Speech Challenges.
Data Miner (20) - Hacked 50 terminals.
Keys are for Cowards (20) - Picked 50 locks.
One-Man Scouting Party (20) - Discovered 100 locations.
Psychotic Prankster (10) - Placed a grenade or mine while pickpocketing.
The Bigger They Are... (20) - Kill all the Super Mutant Behemoths.
Yes, I Play with Dolls (10) - Collected 10 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads.
Vault-Tec C.E.O. (30) - Collected 20 Vault-Tec Bobbleheads.
The Replicated Man (20) - Completed "The Replicated Man".
Blood Ties (20) - Completed "Blood Ties".
Oasis (20) - Completed "Oasis".
The Power of the Atom (20) - Completed "The Power of the Atom".
Tranquility Lane (20) - Completed "Tranquility Lane".
The Waters of Life (20) - Completed "The Waters of Life".
Picking up the Trail (20) - Completed "Picking up the Trail".
Rescue from Paradise (20) - Completed "Rescue from Paradise".
Finding the Garden of Eden (20) - Completed "Finding the Garden of Eden".
The American Dream (20) - Completed "The American Dream".
Take it Back! (40) - Completed "Take it Back!".
Big Trouble in Big Town (20) - Completed "Big Trouble in Big Town".
The Superhuman Gambit (20) - Completed "The Superhuman Gambit".
The Wasteland Survival Guide (20) - Completed "The Wasteland Survival Guide".
Those! (20) - Completed "Those!".
The Nuka-Cola Challenge (20) - Completed "The Nuka-Cola Challenge".
Head of State (20) - Completed "Head of State".
Last, Best Hope of Humanity (30) - Reached Level 20 with Good Karma.
Weaponsmith (30) - Made one of every custom weapon.
Doesn't Play Well with Others (20) - Killed 300 people.
Additionally, there are four "The Pitt" DLC achievements:
Unsafe Working Conditions (20) - Completed "Unsafe Working Conditions".
Into The Pitt (20) - Completed "Into The Pitt".
Mill Worker (20) - Found All 100 Steel Ingots.
Free Labor (40) - Completed "Free Labor".
Additionally, there are four "Point Lookout" achievements:
The Local Flavor (20) - Completed "The Local Flavor".
A Meeting of the Minds (20) - Completed "A Meeting of the Minds".
Walking With Spirits (20) - Completed "Walking With Spirits".
Bog Walker (40) - Discovered all locations within Point Lookout.
Additionally, there are four "Mothership Zeta" achievements:
Among the Stars (20) - Completed "Among the Stars".
Alien Archivist (20) - Collected all Alien Captive Recordings.
Not of This World (20) - Completed "Not of This World".
This Galaxy Ain't Big Enough... (40) - Completed "This Galaxy Ain't Big Enough..."
Bobblehead Locations
Collect the following hidden bobbleheads to gain +10 to a skill or +1 to a stat:
Strength - Megaton, in Sherriff Lucas Simm's house.
Perception - Republic Of Dave, on a bookshelf on the right in the Museum of Dave.
Endurance - Deathclaw Sanctuary, at the entrance on a table next to a rotting Brahmin corpse.
Charisma - Vault 108, in the Cloning Lab.
Intelligence - Rivet City, on Dr. Li's table in the Science Lab.
Agility - Greener Pastures Disposal, in the small office covered in radiation.
Luck - Arlington Cemetery North, in the basement on a shelf directly below the stairs inside the house to the north.
Barter - Evergreen Mills, in back of the Market Bazaar on a shelf in the upper-right side behind the Raider Trader that does not attack.
Big Guns - Fort Constantine, in the basement of the CO Quarters inside a safe in the wall.
Energy Weapons - Ravenhold.
Explosives - WKML Broadcast Station, turn on your local map. Go through the doorway to the sealed cistern and find it.
Lockpick - Bethesda Ruins, in Bethesda Offices East on the top floor near the door to the bridge.
Medicine - Vault 101, on your dad's desk when leaving.
Melee Weapons - Dunwich Building, just before you leave the Virulent Underchambers, on the floor next to the door.
Repair - Aerefu, in Evan King's house.
Science - Vault 106, on a table in middle of the living quarters second level main room.
Small Guns - National Guard Depot, go through the training room and offices to exit from a door to the main room. Use the power switch on the wall to your left and enter the Armory door, then search the shelves.
Sneak - Yao Guai Tunnels, on top of a metal box in the Den, on the right of the map near some water.
Speech - Paradise Falls, on a table inside Euology's pad (Slave Master's house).
Unarmed - Rockopolis, go directly west from Casey Smith's garage. Look for tattered banners that are strung up. Use your local map to find it.
Finding Dogmeat
Dogmeat is found in Scrapyard. On the world map, Scrapyard is in the top right corner of the square that is two squares directly below Minefield. Follow the clear triangle on your compass if you are having problems finding it. Go into Scrapyard and look/listen for fighting. Your will find Dogmeat fighting a Raider. Once the Raider is dead you can talk to Dogmeat and ask him to join you.
Lock Picking
Use the following trick to avoid breaking bobby pins when trying to pick a lock. Just before the bobby pin is going to break, exit that screen then go back. You will save a lot of bobby pins by doing this. This also works when trying to get a password for computers.
If you talk to Jaeriko about going back into the wastes, he will join you if you give him 1,000 caps for supply money.
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Save all pre-war books you found (not scorched or ruined). Go to the Arlington library. At the southeastern corner you can find an NPC that will buy those books for 100 caps each. You will also get 10 experience points for each book you sold.
Easy Stealing, Hacking, and Speech bonuses
Save the game before starting a dialogue with a Speech bonus, hacking a computer, lock picking, or pick pocketing. Simply reload the game if you fail the challenge.
Glitch: Fixing Negative Skill Points
You may end up with a negative number of skill points after leveling up due to cheat code use. To fix this, display the console window at the point allocation screen. Enter player.setav
0 to enough skills to negate the negative number. Type CloseOpenMenus to close the skill menu and bring it back again. You should have a positive amount of skill points, and should no longer need to reload a saved game before you leveled up.
Infinite Experience in Big Town
Go to Big Town and find the NPC named Pappy and select the dialogue choice "You came here with Bittercup, right?" If this dialogue choice doesn't show up, find Bittercup, exhaust all of her conversation chains, and then try speaking with Pappy again. ([Speech 100%] should appear next to the dialogue choice if your Speech skill is at its highest. If it's not there yet, don't risk trying to convince him. Speech failure will result in this glitch permanently disappearing.)
Selecting that dialogue option successfully will net you six experience points. Speak to him again and you can get the experience again. Repeat as much as you want for as much experience as you want.
Hacking Indefinitely
Here's a great tip (though it will be obvious for some people). When you hack a computer in the game, you have four tries to hack it successfully. If you don't hack it successfully on the fourth attempt (as in, you don't guess the proper password), the station you're trying to hack will permanently shut down. But if you only try three times and bail out of the process before trying for a fourth time, the password will reset, giving you three more options. You can do this indefinitely without risking shutting the terminal down.
Extra Inventory Space
If you're running out of room in your inventory and don't want to ditch any of your gear, consider trying to find a companion character. These companions can be found at various places throughout the world and will agree to join you on your journey (temporarily). You can trade equipment with these characters, which will allow you to dump your equipment on them, making you virtually unencumbered. Consider this option when you not only need help with bad guys, but help carrying your crap as well!
Unlimited Items
If you have a sneak rating of at least 60, you can attempt this infinite goods trick, which takes place at Fort Independence. Head to Fort Independence with a bunch of Scrap Metal in your inventory. Once there, speak with Protector Casdin and tell him you've got junk you'd like to give him. In return, he'll offer up 5.56mm Rounds, Frag Grenades, RadAways, and Stimpaks, and you can choose which you want. Then, save your game (in case you fail the following) and steal your Scrap Metal back from the Protector. Sell the Scrap Metal back to him over and over again, thereby netting you infinite amounts of 5.56mm ammunition, Frag Grenades, RadAways and Stimpaks.
Stowing Goods on Dead Bodies
Here's another great technique, if you're carrying too much stuff and find yourself encumbered. You know how you can search downed enemies' corpses for the goods they carry? Well, you can also place your own goods onto the corpse. Since corpses tend to stay around after they die seemingly indefinitely (or, at least, for a good long time), you can drop presently unneeded items onto the corpse of a foe you've slain, and then go back at a later date to get your stuff back. This is a great way to never become encumbered.
Super Mutant Behemoth Locations
The game's five Super Mutant Behemoths can be found at the following five locations: Evergreen Mills, Galaxy News Radio, Jury Station, Takoma Industrial, and The Capitol Building.
Never Break A Bobby Pin
If you want to avoid breaking precious Bobby Pins when picking various locks in Fallout 3, exercise patience. If you've failed opening the lock on the first two tries, chances are a third try will break the Bobby Pin. If you back out of trying to pick the lock and then immediately reattempt it, however, your Bobby Pin's strength will reestablish itself, giving you several more tries. Repeat this technique to never break a Bobby Pin.
Boosting Your Experience
Here's a great (albeit cheap) way to gain lots of experience. Before you do anything that's going to net you some experience (such as picking locks, hacking, et cetera), change the game's difficulty setting to Very Hard. Then, hack the computer or pick the lock (or whatever). Successfully doing so on a harder difficulty level will get you more experience. You can also utilize this technique on mortally-wounded enemies to gain more experience from them as well. Just be sure to change the difficulty back to a more manageable level when you're done!
Infinite Good Karma in Megaton
Here's another technique for infinite good karma. If you head to Megaton, you can find the church for the Children of the Atom, religious people who worship the undetonated nuclear bomb which Megaton is built around. There's a priest who will be near the bomb or in their building. Talk to him and he'll ask for donations. Give him donations, and you'll get a positive karma boost. Do this as much as you want for as much karma as you desire.
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There have been many moments that have seemed to be absolute perfection, some for an hour, others for a day. That they will come again is enough when things are really sucky ( and after a crappy day a fabulous day is that much better!)
Everyday i tell myself this is the day on the inside of me.this is the day,if i didnt i wouldnt have nothing to hold onto,so i tell jesus today.when i was younger my Mom would say if i only i had a million dollars.i would look at her n say if only i hd a billion dollars,i would laugh say as long as u been saying this u would have spent it all by now,she would laugh girl u crazy.so ive never stop dreaming,i always felt jesus love n favor always,cant explain it.i just know inside me.
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...yes...I sure hope so....I look forward to many things....
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Side effect of growling question.
So for the past year or so, Ive been working on my distorted vocals as backing for my band, and not to toot my own horn, but I feel I've been doing well. I'm using good technique to get a nice low sound and never feel any kind of pain unless I do it wrong for whatever reason (dehydrated, lazy, rushing) In which case I stop and take a wee break.
The problem I am encountering is that within the last year of said growling, I have been blessed with three fairly solid throat infections. More so and worse than I have ever had before. I have heard of this being likely from this kind of vocal style but do not have many details on it and was wondering if anyone could help out.
Is this a reaction from bad technique, or just my body getting confused or caught out by a new thing?
Has anyone else experienced this?
Will they stop as my body gets used to it? (The infections seem to be getting weaker, i think..)
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This is quite possible. Even the best technique is going to impart some wear and tear on the voice. Little tweaks here and there can cause micro-tears on the tissue. When this happens you are left wide open to infection.
Frankly though, it's most likely coincidence. I know more than my share of harsh vocal users and don't see any more infections in them than the average fellow. I myself have been using almost exclusively harsh vocals for 4 years now with no increase in colds and such.
Something also to note: Because you are using your voice to do something you enjoy it's not only just a tool to communicate anymore. It's more of a part of who you are and therefore you will unconsiously wish to protect it more, thereby making you more sensitive to problems in the area. As such, you may have always (more or less) had colds like this and just cared less about them until now.
To answer your other questions:
-Reaction to bad tech? Could be but doesn't sound like it at all.
-Experienced? I've not seen this but at one point thought I was having more colds because I was paying closer attention.
-Get used to it?- Absolutely not. The cords themselves are merely mucous membrane folds. They are not muscles that can be worked out. The surrounding tissues can be strengthened and made more flexible but the cords themselves are basically static. How old are you though? Have you entered a new environment (ala university or high school)? This will always lead to more infections as your body runs across novel (for it) viruses and bacteria. Get lots of rest, fluids and take vitamins if you are deficient in anything you should see a dropoff over time.
Just some food for thought.
Finally, you seem to indeed be doing everything right. As long as it's not hurting then you are doing the best thing you can do to protect your voice. Also, make sure to get lots of rest as your cords heal remarkably better while you are relaxed and asleep.
Sorry for the book, but I get questions like these alot and it's helpful to get a better understanding of the whole picture, I feel.
Best of luck brudda!
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Carl Perkins Grant Funding
The Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006 is designed to develop more fully the academic, career and technical skills of post-secondary students by developing challenging academic and technical standards. The Act is also intended to help students prepare for high skill, high wage, or high demand occupations in current or emerging professions.
SLCC receives the largest portion of Carl D. Perkins funding in the state of Utah.
The U.S. Dept. of Education measures SLCC's success through the following Core Indicator Measurements:
- Technical Skills Attainment (Number of students who pass skills assessments that are aligned with industry recognized standards and result in State licensure);
- Number of industry recognized Credentials and Certificates / Degrees given students;
- Retention;
- Placement in Employment; and
- Non-Traditional Student Participation and Placement.
Funding allocations are determined annually by the Carl Perkins Advisory Committee which is chaired and overseen by the CTE Business Administrator. As voting members on the Advisory Committee, Deans with CTE programs within their schools participate and determine funding recommendations through a competitive proposal submission process.
In February, an RFP (Request for Proposal) email announcing the availability of funds is sent to all individuals on the Carl Perkins Advisory Committee. This email contains a simple one-page proposal template along with a budget worksheet and grant guidelines.
Deans are then asked to forward this RFP to eligible areas within their schools. Faculty members are given four-five weeks to submit their proposals, through their Deans, to the Grant Office via e-mail to Carl Perkins.
Proposals are reviewed by the Carl Perkins Advisory Committee in April, with added weight given to those proposals demonstrating 1) a clear impact on the Carl Perkins Core Indicator Measurements listed at the top of this page, or 2) a strong tie to SLCC strategic initiatives.