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Richard Hayward <richard(at)tortoise(dot)demon(dot)co(dot)uk> writes: > Using MSSQL, I really like the Profiler tool. > You can watch the SQL statements from all, or a subset of clients > arrive at the server. I find it usefull to know who is asking what. > Also when clent apps dont behave as I expect, I can watch the commands > they issue to faultfind. > Is there such a tool in PostgreSQL? I've not found one. You can turn on log_statement and then watch the postmaster log file (eg, with "tail -f"). I'm not aware of anyone having made a fancy GUI tool to monitor the log file ... but try poking around in the projects at gborg.postgresql.org, maybe you'll find something. regards, tom lane
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Mencken on Nietzsche
Nietzsche never married, but he was by no means a misogynist. ...During all his wanderings he was much petted by the belles of pump room and hotel parlor, not only because he was a mysterious and romantic looking fellow, but also because his philosophy was thought to be blasphemous and indecent, particularly by those who knew nothing about it. But the fair admirers he singled out were either securely married or hopelessly antique. "For me to marry," he soliloquized in 1887, "would probably be sheer assininity."Now, maybe I keyed in to this passage because it struck a little too close to home - not that I'm any kind of great philosopher, mind you - but the question is this: Is this truly an accurate assessment? Have all the greatest philosophers (and perhaps even artists--Beethoven, for example) been bachelors?
There are sentimental critics who hold that Nietzsche's utter lack of geniality was due to his lack of a wife. A good woman - alike beautiful and sensible - would have rescued him, they say, from his gloomy fancies. He would have expanded and mellowed in the sunshine of her smiles, and children would have civilized him. The defect in this theory lies in the fact that philosophers do not seem to flourish amid scenes of connubial joy. High thinking, it would appear, presupposes boarding house fare and hall bed-rooms. Spinoza, munching his solitary herring up his desolate backstairs, makes a picture that pains us, perhaps, but it must be admitted that it satisfies our sense of eternal fitness. A married Spinoza, with two sons at college, another managing the family lens business, a daughter busy with her trousseau and a wife growing querulous and fat - the vision, alas, is preposterous, outrageous and impossible! We must think of philosophers as beings alone but not lonesome. A married Schopenhauer or Kant or Nietzsche would be unthinkable.
...Nietzsche himself sought to show, in more than one place, that a man whose whole existence was colored by one woman would inevitably acquire some trace of her feminine outlook, and so lose his own sure vision. The ideal state for a philosopher, indeed, is celibacy tempered by polygamy. [emphasis added]

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Republican governor candidate Greg Abbott pledged Tuesday to spend an extra $300 million to secure the border with Mexico as part of sweeping proposals to protect Texans from crime.
The plan includes measures designed to crack down on domestic violence, child sex trafficking, sex crimes and school shootings.
"I've seen too many tearful victims whose lives have been ripped apart by crime," Abbott said during a visit to New Friends New Life, a faith-based organization that aims to help victims of sex trafficking and exploitation. "We must do more to keep Texans safe, and we can."
Democrat Wendy Davis said Abbott's plan comes up short. Her campaign noted that Abbott has refused to discuss Republican proposals to crack down on immigration, including to change the state law that allows those in the country illegally to pay in-state tuition rates at state colleges.
"Actions speak louder than words, and Greg Abbott's actions are downright hostile," said campaign spokeswoman Rebecca Acuña. "Greg Abbott's positions don't vary much from the 'stop the invasion' rhetoric we're hearing from his allies."
Curbing domestic violence is a top priority for Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings, who last year addressed the issue before the U.N. and hosted a rally to make men aware of the problem.
Abbott said that as governor, he would create Domestic Violence High Risk teams that unite law enforcement, medical professionals and crime-victim advocates at the local level. They would review cases of domestic violence and work to stop the most dangerous perpetrators before they can do harm.
Abbott, a three-term attorney general, said cases of family violence rose 11.5 percent between 2011 and 2012 in Texas, to 198,366 incidents. He said 114 Texas women lost their lives to such crimes.
Dallas police received 13,000 domestic violence calls each year, Abbott said. And last year, 23 people were killed in Dallas because of family violence.
"This cannot continue," Abbott said.
Abbott's broad Securing Texas Plan would also spend nearly $11 million to address the backlog of sexual assault kits. He would increase the penalty for kidnapping a child, provide comprehensive care for child sex trafficking victims and fund a law shepherded by Rep. Jason Villalba, R-Dallas, that increased training for armed marshals in public schools.
It also includes a plan to tackle "revenge porn," the posting of explicit pictures of someone online, typically after a breakup, that can lead to harassment.
But Abbott's biggest financial commitment involves his plan to secure the Texas-Mexico border.
He wants the state to commit $300 million to protect Texans against cross-border crimes and offenses committed by those in the U.S. illegally, including Mexican drug cartels.
Abbott hopes to offset much of the cost by seizing illegal drug profits.
"A lot of that money is going to get plowed right back into this program, meaningfully diminishing the out-of-pocket costs to the state of Texas," Abbott said.
The plan would deploy 500 new troopers and 68 officers to command them. New equipment, including boats and border patrol vehicles, would be allocated.
Abbott would also require Texas agencies to use the federal E-Verify system to ensure that state workers are in the country legally, as well as discourage further illegal immigration.
And he would replicate the anti-gang task forces used in cities such as Houston and Dallas.
"We must marshal resources to secure the border and enforce the rule of law," Abbott said. "We must do more to protect our border and go beyond sporadic surges."
Abbott ruled out tax increases to pay for any of his proposals. He said he'll have more priorities involving education and transportation.
"These are going to be budgetary priorities that must be paid first," he said. "I'm not looking to cut programs. I'm not looking to raise fees. I'm not looking to raise taxes."
Abbott not dwelling on Davis' bio
Greg Abbott said Tuesday that he was focused on issues in the race for governor, not Wendy Davis' life story. "It's time to move beyond all this," Abbott said when asked about a Dallas Morning News report last month on inconsistencies in his rival's biography. "It's time to do exactly what I'm doing today, and that is focusing on the issues that matter most to Texans."
Davis and her campaign have accused Abbott's team of raising questions about her personal and family life. Abbott said Tuesday that reports about Davis were done "without any contact from my office."
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Enjoy Fertile Ground and Take Root at Green Space Studio in Long Island City this Weekend
A tree grows in Brooklyn, but Green Space sprouts in Queens. With its ever-changing roster of choreographers and post-performance, wine-and-cheese discussions, the Long Island City dance studio's periodical Fertile Ground showcases have become prized spots for emerging and established artists. Some of these performers also participate in Take Root, a monthly curated series providing dancers with opportunities to show a full (or half) evening of work paired with another performer. This Friday and Saturday, Green Space's Take Root will feature a diverse, dynamic evening with the Isis Movement Company. This Manhattan-based troupe of classically trained modern dancers will premiere Universalis, a piece inspired by the complexities and varied elements of the solar system. The next day, a Fertile Ground session will include EstadoFlotante/Collaborative, Hazel Lever, Pareena Lim and Susie Thiel.
Details: Take Root: Isis Movement Company, Green Space, 37-24 24th Street, Long Island City, December 13th and December 14th, 8 pm, $15; and Fertile Ground, Green Space, December 15th, 7 pm, $10.
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Blackduck City Council holds regular meeting
The Blackduck Police Department may hire another full-time officer. The Blackduck City Council gave approval at their regular meeting on Monday, March 10.
A notice of vacancy was also discussed for the council. The city is looking for Blackduck residents who have a strong desire to become involved in local government. If interested, the council asks that a letter of interest be submitted to City Hall.
Other items on the agenda included a vote to approve a training request from Police Chief John Wilkenson to attend the 2014 Safety and Loss Control Workshop, which will be held on March 25 in Bemidji.
Two training requests were also approved for Christina Regas, city administrator, to attend conferences in Burnsville and Plymouth, Minn.
The first conference will help familiarize Regas with Banyon Data Systems, the computer software that she uses. Angel Bublitz, deputy clerk, will attend the conference with Regas.
The second is the 2014 Minnesota Municipal Clerks and Finance Officers Association conference.
The council had two donation requests. The Blackduck Area History and Art Center had a request but no one was present to discuss the issue with the council.
The North Country First Responders was present at the meeting to request a donation. Mayor Daryl Lundberg asked if the organization had a dollar amount to which they responded they would take anything.
A member of the responders noted that it costs about $1,500 for a first responder to get started.
Bob Klug, public works supervisor, mentioned that it may be a matter that the Blackduck Fire Relief Association could donate to. The issue was tabled until next month.
The council also scheduled a public hearing to declare the special election results for 6 p.m. Monday, March 17 at City Hall.
The planning commission was present to recommend that the city vacate Carl Avenue so it would become property of Anderson Fabrics. The council passed the motion to give the street to Anderson Fabrics, who will likely use it for parking.


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Monthly ArchiveMarch 2010
Books & Comic books 30 Mar 2010 10:02 pm
A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge
Josh Neufeld's A.D. New Orleans After the Deluge tells of Hurricane Katrina's destruction as experienced by six survivors. It is a novel in comic-book form, one of several that Ron Hill and I are using in our inaugural Graphic Novels class at Alliance High School this semester.
While Neufeld's book is almost 200 pages long, it reads quickly; I blazed through it in about an hour. I will need to go back and study the work further, but it was hard to stop and do that because of the big, open panels and breakneck narrative pace. Neufeld takes six real people, lightly changes telling details to protect their privacy, and lets their stories before, during and after the deluge unfold.
I could most relate to Leo and Michelle. Leo is a comic-book collector who loses 15,000 titles when he abandons his apartment for safer ground. His response to a caller on a radio talk show puts the lie to many opinions about the intelligence of people who stayed in the storm's path. As he notes, some people didn't have the financial wherewithal to evacuate, living as they were week-to-week and check-to-check. "It's pretty easy to forget what it's like to be a have-not," he notes.
I also enjoyed the experiences of Abbas and Darnell, two good old boys who ride out the storm in Abbas's convenience store and quickly come to regret it. Or do they? After storm waters force them to the roof and eventually to accept an emergency evacuation, Abbas says, "I think I could've stayed longer. I kinda felt like I wussied out."
Neufeld illustrates the novel in a transparent style that doesn't call attention to itself, but instead keeps the focus squarely on the characters and their situations. Differentiating among the characters is no problem, making their stories easy to follow. A limited, shifting color palette breaks up what could be monotonous if presented in stark black and white.
A.D. asks many difficult questions about our government's response to Katrina, and about common misconceptions regarding the people who lived in New Orleans and rode out the storm or suffered in the long months afterward. It is a worthwhile read, one that makes me curious to explore other books by the same author.
Commentary & Music 29 Mar 2010 05:09 pm
Uncultured swine
I had the privilege Sunday of attending the Walsh University "Solemn Lenten Celebration," featuring performances by the Walsh University Chorale (of which my daughter is a member), the Stark Community Chorus, and members of the Canton Symphony Orchestra, all conducted by G. Britt Cooper.
The centerpiece of the evening was a performance of Gabriel Faure's Requiem, which was beautifully performed by the members of the above three groups. For me, however, the majesty of that work was matched by a shorter piece that preceded it, a modern-day "Requiem" composed by Eliza Gilkyson following the Asian tsunami.
All in all, it was an evening of wonderful music set in Walsh's Our Lady of Perpetual Help Chapel. My regular Sunday night activities include nothing so high-brow and artistic, which makes me realize what an uncultured swine I usually am.
Movies 28 Mar 2010 03:14 pm
She's Out of My League
It was Saturday night. I got to pick the restaurant, and my wife got to pick the movie. The result was a delicious burger from Red Robin and She's Out of My League.
The movie combines all the elements of raunch comedy that audiences have come to expect. You get the likable loser hero, here played by Jay Baruchel (yeah, I know — who?); the gorgeous blonde, Alice Eve (another "Who?" from me); the snarky best friends, and a plot simple enough to be explained by the film's title.
Add in the obligatory There's Something About Mary-inspired gross-out scene, the equally obligatory Meet the Parents-inspired scene of awkward social embarrassment, and the mandatory life-affirming lesson at the finale and you get — well, surprisingly, you get something that's a little better than the sum total of its parts.
Maybe I was in a mood to laugh. Maybe I'm just sentimental enough to be moved by a David vs. Goliath love story. Maybe I was just happy it was Saturday and I was in good company. Maybe all those things, or none of them. But I liked this movie, which exceeded my minimum requirements for entertainment in the same way the Red Robin burger exceeded my minimum requirements for nutrition.
Books & Comic books 27 Mar 2010 03:15 pm
The Bronx Kill
After three interesting but flawed attempts, Vertigo Crime hits a home run with The Bronx Kill by writer Peter Milligan and artist James Romberger.
Protagonist Martin Keane has eschewed the family profession of police work, but finds himself drawn into it after his wife disappears. Because her departure echoes certain plot elements in Keane's newest book, he is a prime suspect. If you think you know where this is headed (I thought I did), you likely don't, as Milligan pulls all sorts of red herrings out of his writer's bag of tricks before herding the story toward a climax that echoes Chinatown, but with an even grittier edge.
Unlike the other Vertigo Crime efforts, which filter Chandler and Hammett through Frank Miller's Sin City, Milligan's script plows fresher ground, reinterpreting a noir feel in graphic-novel form rather than slavishly imitating the paperback originals that inspired the line. Milligan departs from the standard Vertigo Crime mix of gratuitous sex, violence and language to create a story that is much more disturbing and memorable. Romberger's sketchy art perfectly captures the gritty Manhattan landscape and the mental confusion of the main character.
The Bronx Kill has me excited about this line again, and it raises the bar considerably for next month's entry, Area 10.
Commentary & technology 26 Mar 2010 06:51 am
Strange fetish for phone
Here is this week's Alliance Review column, dated March 25, 2010:
I love my iPhone.
This is a strange fetish for me to admit. For years I hated the very concept of cell phones, calling them electronic dog collars that humans willingly endure in the name of connectivity.
It used to be, when my wife-mandated cell phone rang, I wouldn't answer, but would let calls go to voice mail, where they languished for weeks. When I finally got around to listening, the inanity of the messages proved my point. Pleas to bring home a gallon of milk, to call the office, or to make donations all seemed trivial from the distancing perspective of time.
But then came the iPhone, and my attitudes changed.
I wasn't an early or easy convert. My daughter, who changes phones the way most people change underwear or the way U.S. Rep. John Boccieri changes his vote on health care bills (which is to say capriciously, at the drop of a hat), agitated for one of Apple's devices from the very beginning. It took about a year of nagging before my wife and I gave her one for Christmas.
It took about another year for me to admit that I was having serious phone envy.
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Movies & Television 21 Mar 2010 09:00 pm
Dracula meets Dark Shadows
Dan Curtis was the maestro behind Dark Shadows, a soap opera remembered fondly for its mix of Gothic horror and standard afternoon fare. In 1973, Curtis teamed with writer Richard Matheson of I Am Legend, Incredible Shrinking Man, and Twilight Zone fame for this version of Bram Stoker's Dracula.
Although Jack Palance isn't first actor I would consider for the immortal count, he turns in a fairly good performance here, punctuated by a lot of growling and hissing and the occasional scenery chewing. This is the first version of Stoker's story to introduce the idea of the Count traveling to London in pursuit of the reincarnation of his lost love, a plot twist picked up later by Francis Ford Coppola in the '90s and, by extension, a forerunner of today's sexy teen vampire craze a la Twilight. I can't blame that on Matheson, who handles the idea fairly well here. Palance is still an irredeemable scumbag, albeit one tragically in love with a dead woman.
Nigel Davenport is a more physical Van Helsing than previous incarnations (Peter Cushing's turn as the professorial vampire hunter in Hammer's Horror of Dracula being a notable exception), perhaps foreshadowing Universal's abortive attempt to launch a series around a more athletic VH a few years back. (Hey, I liked it, even if most everybody else didn't.)
Because this was a TV movie before it was recut for theatrical release in Europe, the special effects aren't stellar, although the locations used go a long way toward making up for the deficit. The bare-bones DVD has a decent transfer, the European theatrical trailer, and two really short clips with Palance (who rambles on and makes little sense) and Curtis (much more lucid than his star).
I can't say I'm in a hurry to pop this one back into my DVD player, but it is a mostly reverential adaptation with a few key twists that have secured it a footnote mention in vampire lore.
Commentary 19 Mar 2010 06:35 am
Backward and loving it in Itawamba County
Here is my print column, dated March 18, 2010:
Fifty-plus years ago, intolerant Southerners would lynch those who offended their genteel sense of superiority, propriety and manners.
Today, the same kind of intolerant people simply cancel proms instead.
That's progress, I guess.
The actions of an Itawamba County, Miss., school board to keep a female student from bringing a same-sex date and wearing a tuxedo to prom has the air of desperation, a last-gasp attempt to defend a supposed bastion of morality that has long since given way to understanding and, dare I say it, acceptance.
But of course, the board didn't cancel the prom because of Constance McMillen, at least not on paper. It canceled "due to the distractions to the educational process caused by recent events." Said recent events being McMillen's bucking of a school policy that requires dates to be opposite sex, and the involvement of the American Civil Liberties Union, which is fighting what it sees as discrimination.
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Books & Comic books 18 Mar 2010 06:53 pm
Asterios Polyp
David Mazzucchelli's Asterios Polyp is a revelation. The story of a "paper architect" and his midlife crisis, as narrated by his dead infant twin, could only be told as a graphic novel. Mazzucchelli doesn't so much use the form as he reinvents it to suit his own purposes: Part meditative reflection, part architectural dissertation, part situation comedy — and all original.
I'd known the artist only from his work years ago on Daredevil: Born Again and Batman: Year One (both written by Frank Miller). Asterios is a stunning reinvention. You'll find yourself returning to certain pages and sequences again and again as Mazzucchelli gets inside his character's head and invites you along for the trip.
This book merits any awards yet undelivered for graphic novel of the year. Even more, it deserves a wide audience to marvel at what one creator can accomplish, unfettered from restrictions and allowed to follow his own muse. A must-read.
Books 17 Mar 2010 09:48 pm
Not too much of a stretch
It's been many years since I first read The Lord of the Flies, but I can distinctly remember hating it. I wrote a scathing book report in my freshman year of high school where I called it one of the dumbest books I had ever read.
Looking back, I'm not sure why I disliked it so much, unless William Golding's depiction of the cruelty boys heap upon one another on a deserted island struck a little too close to home, or my expectations for a straightforward adventure story were frustrated by a novel that operates on a deeper level. My latest reading, done before I assigned the novel to my senior English students, shows me how rich the book is in symbolic power and how unflinching is its view of the dark side of humanity.
This time around, I am less likely to identify with Piggy, the chubby boy with "ass-mar" who insists that rules be followed, and more likely to empathize with Ralph, the boys' leader who finds the crown heavy indeed. I was not a fat kid, nor have I grown into a person whom others follow; I'm referring here to the characters' internal characteristics — Piggy's maturity beyond his years, Ralph's ruminations on his mistakes. Over and over, Golding sheds a novelist's light on the darker corners of the human psyche.
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Comic books 16 Mar 2010 05:46 pm
'First Wave' and 'Stephen King's N.'
Two first issues that I enjoyed recently are both the beginnings of mini-series, but while one is designed to be self-contained, the other is hopefully the gateway into a larger universe.
The self-contained offering is Stephen King's N. The Marvel adaptation of a short story by the modern best-selling author of the macabre apparently began life as a web comic before migrating to print. Marc Guggenheim writes and Alex Maleev illustrates one of horror fiction's standard tropes — something so horrible (in a Lovecraftian sort of way) that it makes the person who sees/hears/experiences it insane. Saying more would ruin the creepy charm of the story, one of the few by King that I haven't read. Probably the most lavish praise I can offer is that after reading it, I wanted to skip ahead a few hundred pages in King's Just After Sunset collection and read the entire prose piece. I've avoided that temptation so far, but not for much longer. A good first issue, not quite in the same league as the work Marvel's doing on The Stand adaptation, but still well worth the cost of admission.
The gateway book is DC's First Wave, the company's re-imagining of various pulp (or pulp-inspired) heroes. This first issue is a vast improvement over the humdrum Doc Savage/Batman pairing from a few months ago. In this issue, Savage is newly returned to New York City, having missed his own father's funeral, and begins to investigate the death. Although Batman is featured prominently on the cover, he's nowhere to be found inside, although the Spirit (a hero I don't really care for whose adventures have been chronicled by writers and artists whose work I definitely care for) and the Blackhawks are. Brian Azzarello does a good job of juggling Savage's supporting cast of confidantes, but Rags Morales artwork looks a bit softer than I remember, blunting the pulpish vibe of the material a bit. Still, it's a solid enough introduction to have me on board for the five remaining issues, and for the introduction of other First Wave books (starting with Doc Savage's solo title next month).
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I have set up a website for a client that wishes to update the html themselves to add new products regularly. I thought the easiest way to do this would be to set tables for them to enter their own text/photos which they can copy and paste. Originally these tables were underneath each other but now I am trying to have the tables side by side and set them so they remain the same height despite the size of the photo/text put inside them but this happens
any advice on how I can set this in the css please?
ignore anything else on the page, its just a test template
The easiest but (but not very semantic) method is to use a table with two rows of 6 cells and in the top row you put the images and on the next row you put the captions. The cells will then automatically equalise. You can do it in the same manner using display:table (ie8+) but again it needs two separate rows.
The css method would require using fixed heights which would mean truncating content or allowing a maximum amount of height to cater for all the captions. You'll have to wait for some of the new css3 modules to do this properly.
thank you, i had tried it that way but thought as a complete HTML novice she might get confused with all columns and rows with putting the right image with the right text but if thats the only way to do I will have to do it that way and hope she catches on lol, thanks again


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Volunteers can help tidy up part of 22nd Street
Volunteers are needed for a regularly scheduled cleanup along the 22nd Street corridor from 10 a.m. to noon on Jan. 31.
Volunteers will work in groups to cover their assigned section of 22nd Street S.
Volunteers will meet at the 22nd Street Redevelopment office at 833 22nd St. S. Equipment will be provided. Volunteers are encouraged to bring gloves and wear comfortable shoes. For more information or to volunteer, call the 22nd Street Redevelopment Corp. at (727) 455-5130.
Martin Luther king day
Area closings for the federal holiday
Courts: Not in session.
Post offices: Closed.
Federal, state and county offices: Closed.
City offices: Belleair Beach and Indian Shores are open on the holiday. All other city offices are closed.
PSTA and DART: Normal Sunday schedule.
Public services
Banks: Closed.
Courts: Not in session.
Schools: Closed.
Libraries: Check your local library's holiday schedule at the Pinellas County Library Co-operative's Web site at www.pplc.us or call your local library.
Garbage pickup: Contact your local sanitation department or waste service provider for specifics on your garbage pickup.


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Betsie Gallardo, an HIV-positive inmate in Florida dying of cancer, has been given a medical release from state prison to a Miami-Dade hospice, The Miami Herald reports. The terms of her release stipulate that she be considered as if she were under house arrest. The only way that she can return to her family in Indiana is if the state department of corrections accepts custody of her. Gallardo was serving a five-year sentence for biting a police officer and was scheduled for release in 2014.
HIV-Positive Florida Prisoner Gets Medical Release


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Wu-Tang Live At The Source Awards
Found this on a not so popular file sharing system. Which one? I'll never teeelllll. Anyway I thought it would be a treat for you wu fanatics and fans alike if I shared this one with y'all. I believe it is recorded from the 1995 Source Awards but I could be wrong. Wu-Tang Clan performed almost all songs on Enter The 36 Chambers along with a freestyle and some classic hard to find O.D.B drunken tirades that should be in everyone's collection.
Wu-Tang Live At The Source Awards
1.Intro (Ft. LL Cool J)
2.Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthin To Fuck Wit
3.Protect Ya Neck
4.Shame On A Nigga
6.Clan In Da Front
7.Freestyle (Masta Killa, Ghostface Killah)
9.M.E.T.H.O.D. Man
10.O.D.B's Drunken Tirade
11.Gold Album Presentation by Rosie Perez
12.More O.D.B Drunkenness
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DT SWISS Hub front 240s Straightpull Disc Center Lock 15 mm Thru Axle
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DT SWISS hub front 240s Straightpull Disc Center Lock 15mm thru axle
Hubs DT Swiss enjoy to be virtually indestructible reputation. Thanks to high quality bearings made of stainless steel and effectively seals the 240s are the origin of this reputation. Just unpack, install and forget in the bike. The hubs are designed to be extremely user-friendly, so no play must be set and the maintenance intervals are needed only in very large distances. If, after tens of thousands of kilometers it out a service be necessary, the hubs can be thanks to the DT Swiss plug system dismantled and serviced within minutes without special tools. The years-proven flange geometry forms the perfect basis for durable and rigid Laufräder.Durch using straight spokes Straightpull the load on the spokes is lowered and reduces the risk of fractures spokes to a minimum!
The 240s hub DT Swiss are also convertible to many current Achsstandards.
Technical specifications:
bearing: 2-fold over stainless ball bearings
Material: Aluminum
Achsstandard: 15mm thru axle
Hole number: 24 or 28
Brake Mount: Center Lock
Spoke pattern: only crossed
Spoke tension: 1200N
Color: black with red decals
Weight: 118g (manufacturer)
flange geometry:
Spoke hole diameter: 2.5 mm
Spoke bolt circle diameter on the left: 38.5 mm
Spoke bolt circle diameter on the right: 36.5 mm
Flange distance: 56.7 mm
Flange left: 21.7 mm
Flange distance right: 35 mm
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Lambden and Lindsey move on to runoff election
After weeks of collecting signatures, holding rallies in the Pit and attending debates, Will Lindsey and Christy Lambden are in the home stretch for student body president.
The Board of Elections announced that Lindsey and Lambden will move on to a runoff election Tuesday, Feb. 19, as no single candidate garnered a majority of votes.
Lindsey — who gathered the most petition signatures to get on the ballot — collected 37 percent of the vote .
"I am so honored and so excited," Lindsey said. "We've been working so hard and reaching out to many students, and it is unbelievable."
Lambden collected 22 percent of the vote and had the most endorsements from student organizations.
"I'm feeling incredibly honored — delighted at the opportunity to reach out to more people," he said.
Candidate Rob Jones collected 11 percent of the vote. He said he was proud of all the people he worked with.
"We're disappointed — we thought we did our best job," he said. "It's been a long couple weeks, but I think we can look back and say that we gave our best effort."
Candidate Hetali Lodaya collected 19 percent of the vote.
"I'm happy with everything we did — I'm happy with my ideas, I love my team, and I'm really proud of what we did here."
Lodaya said she is looking forward to continuing her involvement in student government.
"I'm excited to work with (Lindsey and Lambden) and to work with whoever ends up being elected," she said.
Kevin Claybren collected 11 percent of the vote.
"This is an experience that I would not trade for the world," he said.
Despite his loss, Claybren said he is excited about the two remaining candidates.
"The students voted for them and their issues — I just hope they stay to the core of (their) values when it comes down to it," he added.Chairwoman of the Board of Elections Shruthi Sundaram said some students experienced technical difficulties during the voting period and had to vote through an alternative write-in ballot.
Tuesday's turnout — 5,691 students, or about 19 percent of the student body — was an increase from last year's record low of 4,507 votes.
In an effort to increase voter turnout, Lindsey and Lambden said they will strengthen their campaign efforts during the next week.
"I think it's a case of doing a lot of what we've been doing already — move the message a little bit further," Lambden said.
Lindsey said he will continue to campaign in the Pit to keep students engaged in the election.
"As campaigners we need to keep people involved and informed. We need to keep enthusiasm high."
Staff writers Trevor Casey, Kristen Skill and Hailey Vest contributed reporting.
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MIAMI (AP) – Michael McKenry had a career-best four hits and drove in two runs, Neil Walker and Garrett Jones each added two RBIs, and the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Miami Marlins 7-4 on Saturday night.
McKenry, who came into the night batting .191, raised his average 26 points with a double and three singles. Walker added three hits for the Pirates, the NL wild-card leaders who set the tone with three first-inning runs against Miami's Tom Koehler (2-6).
Charlie Morton (3-2) allowed a season-high nine hits in five innings, still finding a way to win consecutive starts for the first time since May 2011. Mark Melancon worked the ninth for his fourth save.
Koehler gave up nine hits and five runs in five innings.
Logan Morrison tied a season-high with three hits, Giancarlo Stanton also had three hits, and Christian Yelich added a pair for the Marlins, who are 3-35 when allowing at least five runs.
The Pirates finished with 14 hits, their most since June 12.
McKenry was a most improbable catalyst of that attack. The light-hitting catcher came into the night with four hits in 32 at-bats, and only three hits in July.
But his RBI single capped a three-run first inning — Pittsburgh's highest-scoring opening frame since June 18 — and he added another single in the third to push the Pirates' lead to 5-1. He added a double in the fifth, a single in the seventh and grounded to short to open the ninth.
McKenry also saved an almost-sure run in the fifth to preserve what was then a 5-4 lead. Morton threw a pitch that sailed behind Miami's Placido Polanco, but McKenry dove well to his left to snag the ball and keep it from heading toward the backstop, ensuring Stanton would remain at third. Morton fanned Polanco to end the inning.
Walker and Garrett Jones each drove in two runs for Pittsburgh.
By the time Koehler had thrown five pitches, the Pirates were up 1-0. Starling Marte smacked a double just to the inside of the third-base bag on Koehler's second pitch, and three offerings later, Walker hit a ball to nearly the same spot to open the scoring.
Jones blooped a double into short left to make it 2-0, and McKenry got one under Polanco's glove and into right for the third run.
It was the third time Koehler allowed at least three first-inning runs in six starts, but Miami clawed back.
Stanton doubled to bring Yelich home and start what became a three-run third for Miami. One batter later, Morrison looped a soft single into left, and Stanton read it correctly, taking off almost on contact and scoring easily. Polanco added a single to bring Morrison home and get the Marlins within a run.
They never got any closer. Andrew McCutchen tripled and scored in the eighth to make it 7-4.
Four Pittsburgh relievers worked the final four innings, allowing two hits.
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See Santa's reindeer live streaming 24/7
Tue, 13 Dec 2011 09:25:52 GMT —
We all know that you better be a good little boy or girl because Santa is always watching. Now we have a chance to keep an eye on him and a couple of his reindeer.
Michigan entrepreneurs started Reindeercam.com where the whole family can check on Santa's sleigh pullers. At 5 p.m. EST everyday, you can watch Santa feed his furry friends and get mail from all the boys and girls sending their Christmas lists.
"We want to put that up to the public," said Adam Loveless, one of entrepreneurs responsible for the website. "The premise is that Santa's had too many nice kids on his list this year, so he's going to need more manpower or reindeer-power, shall we say."
"The email response that we get from everybody else just saying they love watching it, how their kids won't go to bed without seeing the reindeer one last time, that's the response that I really love hearing especially from friends and neighbors and people I will never know from Florida, and California and Russia," said Drew Born Reindeercam.com co-creator.
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SharePoint Saturday returns to Southern California April 8th 2017
It goes something like this…
Chrome Says "No" to SharePoint
Yesterday, I noticed that Chrome started to flag any access to SharePoint Online sites, including those for Delve and OneDrive for Business, as insecure (Figure 1). This is obviously a problem, so I reported the issue to Microsoft. I also raised the issue on Twitter to establish whether this was a common problem and received several responses that others had seen the same symptoms along with many observations as to the potential root cause. Original Post https://www.petri.com/chrome-makes-sharepoint-look-insecure
I just tested this theory check out the time stamp in the lower right of the following screenshot…
And here is a screenshot of the full Certificate Chain using Chrome
To be fair Tony may have an editor or the Blog host may have held the post for a couple of weeks…. Though I have to say the blog post is much prettier than mine…
Everyone uses a certificate when requiring authentication on an internet facing site. However it's surprising how many folks don't take the time to understand SSL/TLS. Securing SSL/TLS protocols is a pretty common thing to do on any Windows Server running IIS and web applications that uses HTTPS, especially if they require some sort of compliance. It is a good idea to do this on all of your servers in your SharePoint farm, to ensure your secure connections really are secure. It's also important to note that while I have several SharePoint 2016 environments where I have removed both TLS 1.0/1.1. However, I have not removed TLS 1.1 from the any of my SharePoint 2013 environments. However, all of my clients with SharePoint 2013 are using a HW Load Balancer like the F5 and have offloaded SSL and removed TLS 1.0/1.1 using the HW…
All Microsoft Windows devices using SSL/TLS protocols use SCHANNEL, where you have to install something like OpenSSL on Linux. You may also notice that while OpenSSL has more security vulnerabilities they tend to respond quickly to them. However, Microsoft has been disappointingly slow in updating the cryptography stack in its OS and Applications. Note: there may be flags when running SSL Lab scans against your servers that you may not be able to resolve at this time. This may also apply to the availability of the latest cipher suites as well.
All of the configuration changes to SCHANNEL are stored in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL
The first time I created a GPO to Configure SSL/TLS, and deploy to the farm. I spent a few days with Regedit and reading technet, I recommend using IISCrypto from Nartac to make the changes to ensure the process goes a smooth as possible on your first server then after reboot, exporting the SCHANNEL Key for use with a GPO to automate the deployment for all additional servers in your farm
You can use the following command to export up the SCHANNEL registry settings prior to making the changes and again after for use with the GPO, should you need to restore it: reg export HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders\SCHANNEL\ SChannel-Export.reg
There are a few gotchas when making modifications to SCHANNELL on Windows, please QA as necessary in the lab prior to deploying to production:
The following configuration works with most modern software (Windows Vista and newer) while providing a relatively robust SSL/TLS configuration, and earning an A ranking on Qualys's SSL Labs tester.
It's amazing sometimes when you attempt to download a tool from Microsoft and its no longer available for download and a lot of the documentation still available has links that do not work for the download.
The following is a list of tools and their commands that are included in the toolkit. This is mostly copied from the rteadme.htm that is part of every tool
Use this tool to register or unregister a service connection point in Active Directory.
Using the following information to select the appropriate options for your installation:
Example: ADSCPRegister.exe unregisterscp https://adrms.contoso.com/_wmcs/Certification
For <URLtoRegister>, type the URL that you want to use as the service connection point, for example, https://adrms.contoso.com/_wmcs/Certification.
3. Verify that the tool has run correctly by viewing these two objects in Active Directory:
Usage Notes: The service connection point (SCP) for RMS identifies the connection URL for the service to the RMS-enabled clients that are in your organization. Clients will not be able to discover RMS to request use licenses, publishing licenses, or RMS account certificates without a valid SCP. Incorrectly using this tool could result in users being unable to use Rights Management Services.
Use this tool to validate the current service connection point registered in Active Directory
To run GetRMSP
Example: GetRMSCP
For enterprises that are using RMS with Office System 2010/2013/2016. Use this tool to create an html-based report of the client configuration, Office version, registry keys, and other settings that impact the RMS system. If the RMS-enabled application used on the client computer is a 32-bit application, make sure to use the 32-bit version of IRMCheck in the RMS Toolkit. Similarly, if you are running a 64-bit RMS-enabled application on the client computer, make sure to use the 64-bit version of IRMCheck from the RMS Toolkit
To run IRMCheck
Example Report:
Use this tool to check the certificate chain on a given rights account certificate, view rights data and certificate information.
How to use the RMSCertAnalyzer
Using the RMSCertAnalyzer tool includes the following two tasks:
To specify the configuration information
To run the RMSCertAnalyzer
Usage notes
Use this tool to easily view and edit data in the RMS configuration database.
To run RMS Config Editor
Note: You must save your changes using the Persist button before you select another table. If you do not, your modifications are lost.
Usage notes
Use this tool to map RMS log entries to events, enabling the logs to be viewed using the Event Viewer.
To run RMS Event Viewer
Usage notes
Use this tool to analyze the log file of your RMS server to track server errors, query for specific users, and other logged events.
How to run RMS Log Analyzer
To run the RMS Log Analyzer, you perform three procedures:
To create the DRMS Log Admin database
To specify the configuration list
To run the RMS Log Analyzer
While the tool is running, you will see the following progress indicators in the command window.
During the first run of the tool, it will process up to 20,000 log entries from each database you listed in the configuration file. If your databases contain more than 20,000 log entries, repeat this step until all of the logs are processed. Subsequent runs of the tool will process 5,000 log entries.
If a processing error is encountered while processing a log entry, the logID and the exception are displayed in the command window. The database will reflect the error by creating an entry for the logID and the related data will contain the text "RMS Admin processing error." This error will not stop the processing of subsequent log entries; the tool will continue to the next entry automatically.
If you want to automate the process of starting RMS Log Analyzer, you can configure it as a scheduled task so that Log Analyzer is started every time that the system is started.
To run RMS Log Analyzer as a scheduled task
Usage notes
Use this tool to recover logged events from the MSMQ dead letter queue.
To run RMS Queue Recovery
The tool can perform the following operations:
When specifying the <queue name> parameter, you must use the direct format, for example, .\Private$\Drms_Queue.
Following are two examples of how to use this tool on a server with a local logging database. These examples assume that the queue name is .\private$\drms_logging .
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Use this tool to provide a report of all the URLs that RMS uses.
To run RMS Service Locator
The tool will run and will display the services available for the server to enroll with.
Usage notes
Download RMS SP2 Administration Toolkit – https://1drv.ms/u/s!AqPEeJPr6wHFlPAiLhfZOIS_kZ4qJw
The really cool part about this query is how easy it is to modify.
The first section declares the variables, in this case there are 3.
The second section, sets the action for each of he declared variables
The last section loops through each DB using the PROC sp_MSforeachdb and runs each command,,,
Set the Recover Model to Simple, Backs up All Dbs except tempdb, and shrinks the DBs
-- DBCleanup for DEV declare @cmd1 varchar(500) declare @cmd2 varchar(500) declare @cmd3 varchar(500) -- Set Recovery Model to Simple except for tempdb SET @cmd1 = 'if ''?'' <> ''tempdb'' ALTER DATABASE [?] SET RECOVERY SIMPLE' -- Backup All Dbs Except tempdb to C:\temp SET @cmd2 = 'if ''?'' <> ''tempdb'' backup database [?] to disk=''G:\MSSQL\Backup\?.bak''' -- Shrink All Dbs Except tempdb SET @cmd3 = 'DBCC SHRINKDATABASE ([?], 5)' -- Execute above commands EXEC sp_MSforeachdb @command1 = @cmd1, @command2 = @cmd2, @command3 = @cmd3
Download: SET_RecoveryModelShrinkBackup.sql
The following are recommendations to proactively manage the growth of data and log files:
When possible, increase all data files and log files to their expected final size, or periodically increase these at set periods, for example, every month or every six months, or before rollout of a new storage-intensive site such as during file migrations.
Enable database autogrowth as a protective measure to make sure that you do not run out of space in data and log files. Consider the following:
You must factor in the performance and operations issues associated with using autogrowth. For more information, see Considerations for the "autogrow" and "autoshrink" settings in SQL Server.
The default settings for a new database are to grow by 1 MB increments. Because this default setting for autogrowth results in an increases in the size of the database, do not rely on the default setting. Instead, use the guidance provided in Set SQL Server options.
Set autogrowth values to a fixed number of megabytes instead of to a percentage. The bigger the database, the bigger the growth increment should be.
Note: Use care when you set the autogrowth feature for SharePoint databases. If you set a database to autogrowth as a percentage, for example at a 10-percent (%) growth rate, a database that is 5 GB grows by 500MB every time that a data file has to be expanded. In this scenario, you could run out of disk space. or the db could be 100gb and growth would be 10gb every time the file needed space
Consider for example, a scenario where content is gradually increased, say at 100MB increments, and autogrowth is set at 10MB. Then suddenly a new document management site requires a very large amount of data storage, perhaps with initial size of 50 GB. For this large addition, growth at 500 MB increments is more appropriate than 10MB increments.
For a managed production system, consider autogrowth to be merely a contingency for unexpected growth. Do not use the autogrow option to manage your data and log growth on a day-to-day basis. Instead, set the autogrowth to allow for an approximate size in one year and then add a 20 percent margin for error. Also set an alert to notify you when the database runs low on space or approaches a maximum size.
Maintain a level of at least 25 percent available space across drives to accommodate growth and peak usage patterns. If you add drives to a RAID array or allocate more storage to manage, monitor capacity closely to avoid running out of space. Setting autogrowth to use MB verse % along with changing the autogrowth MB size will create less fragmentation than using the defaults, this SQL Query makes it easier to modify a large number of Dbs.
-- Query to Set File AutoGrowth SELECT DB_NAME(mf.database_id) database_name, mf.name logical_name, CONVERT(DECIMAL(20, 2), (CONVERT(DECIMAL, size) / 128)) [file_size_MB], CASE mf.is_percent_growth WHEN 1 THEN 'Yes' ELSE 'No' END AS [is_percent_growth], CASE mf.is_percent_growth WHEN 1 THEN CONVERT(VARCHAR, mf.growth) + '%' WHEN 0 THEN CONVERT(VARCHAR, mf.growth / 128) + ' MB' END AS [growth_in_increment_of], CASE mf.is_percent_growth WHEN 1 THEN CONVERT(DECIMAL(20, 2), (((CONVERT(DECIMAL, size) * growth) / 100) * 8) / 1024) WHEN 0 THEN CONVERT(DECIMAL(20, 2), (CONVERT(DECIMAL, growth) / 128)) END AS [next_auto_growth_size_MB], CASE mf.max_size WHEN 0 THEN 'No growth is allowed' WHEN -1 THEN 'File will grow until the disk is full' ELSE CONVERT(VARCHAR, mf.max_size) END AS [max_size], physical_name FROM sys.master_files mf ORDER BY database_name
Download: Set_AutoGrowth4AllDbs.sql
One of the important issues when hosting multiple Content Dbs with multiple terabytes data is to ensure that you have created a TempDB with additional files of the same size and once created move teach of the files to their own Volume.
In this case we are using a NetApp SAN with Fiber Chanel HBAs as iSCSI does NOT meet our SQL performance requirements. I Microsoft provides multiple whitepapers against using iSCSI for SQL Dbs. Also, I have seen performance degradation using iSCSI once the ContentDBs reach about 50GB in total size. Using Fiber Chanel I have been able to host multiple terabytes of ContentDbs without any degradation in performance.
This server has 2 PROCS with 24 Cores, and 128GB of RAM with tempdb having 1 MDF, 2 NDF, and 1 LDF files on separate LUNS.. We used this script to move the original tempdb files to the SAN and then once provisioned to move the NDF files to separate LUNs.
NAME = Tempdb file Logical Name
FILENAME = the New path with existing filename where you want the file moved
-- Query to Move tempDB SELECT name, physical_name AS CurrentLocation FROM sys.master_files WHERE database_id = DB_ID(N'tempdb'); GO USE master; GO ALTER DATABASE tempdb MODIFY FILE (NAME = tempdev, FILENAME = 'K:\MSSQL\Data\tempdb.mdf'); GO ALTER DATABASE tempdb MODIFY FILE (NAME = templog, FILENAME = 'L:\MSSQL\Data\templog.ldf'); GO SELECT name, physical_name AS CurrentLocation, state_desc FROM sys.master_files WHERE database_id = DB_ID(N'tempdb');
Note: you will need to restart the SQL Server Instance to have the move take affect
Download SET_TempDBLocation.ps1
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One of the many things scripts are good for in general is making repetitive tasks easier and the results more consistent. PowerShell takes it to another level with its intuitive cmdlets . I find it much easier run a script from my laptop or log into a single server rather than using MSTSC to login to every server in the farm, I am working in a SharePoint environment of 25 servers, so it wouldn't definitely be a drag..
<# IIS-Reset.ps1 Run IISReset on Multiple Servers #> #Specify servers in an array variable [array]$servers = "Server1","Server2","Server3","Server4" #Step through each server in the array and perform an IISRESET foreach ($server in $servers) { Write-Host "Restarting IIS on server $server..." IISRESET $server /noforce Write-Host "IIS status for server $server" IISRESET $server /status } Write-Host IIS has been restarted on all servers
If your like every one else including me its been a complete drag attempting to get clients to allow you to shut down Virtual Machines that are in production to allow you to back them up. Windows Server 2012 R2 (a free upgrade of Windows Server 2012) can be upgraded remotely using RDP without too much risk. I competed 4 Hyper-V Hosts Friday night without issue. The upgraded is pretty fast but we had to migrate the running VMs prior to the upgrade, and it too about an hour to bring the the new 2012 R2 Hyper-V hosts current with all Security and Hot Fixes (132 patches) .
We have the backups using task scheduler, since we have multiple Hyper-V hosts, we created the schedule once then exported to xml, and imported the task on all additional Hyper-V Hosts.
Also, since the VMs rarely change we keep two backups locally and the rest are moved to the SAN in this case a NetApp for two weeks and copied to tape. Note: You only need to modify the drive and root folder, if the folder does not exist it will be created.
<# Set-VMBackup.ps1 #> #Get date string $timestamp = Get-Date -UFormat "%Y%m%d" #Change the Drive / Folder where the exports should be stored $BackupPath = "D:\VMBackup\$timestamp" #Export running VMs to Export path GET-VM | where {$_.state -eq 'running'} | Export-VM -Path $BackupPath


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I made this quilt for my daughter in-law Carrie for Christmas 2010.
Very Pretty
Like the pattern and the colors are very nice!
very nice colors and great use of a border print
Love your colors in this quilt. Very nice.
I really like the color pallette you used on this quilt.
beautiful love the border print you used in the panels
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Made in India Rifles even Ah Neh Army will not use!
SAF dare to try? Made in USA M-16 jam in Vietnam caused many GI's death. Ah Neh rifles dare not imagine.
LHL love to import Ah Neh FT, better also change SAF rifles to Mustafa brand lah!
'Make In India' rifle manufacturer rejected by Indian Army hits back at forces' criticism
Jul 05, 2017 | 12:32 IST | by Times Now
'Make In India' rifle manufacturer rejected by Indian Army hits back at forces' criticism
The Government run manufacturer has said that their home-made assault rifles "functioned flawlessly without any stoppages" | Photo Credit: Indiatimes, Representative Image
New Delhi: Government run manufacturer, Ordnance Factory Board (OFB), whose 'Make in India' rifles were rejected by the Indian Army has slammed the forces, stating that their home-made assault rifles "functioned flawlessly without any stoppages".
According to a media report a few weeks ago, the Army had rejected the rifles for myriad reasons including their being too noisy and indiscreet for combat. The army stated that the rifle "requires comprehensive design analysis and improvement".
Dr. U Mukherjee, the spokesperson of the gun manufacturer, told the media that a top Army General had fired the rifle and found it to work amazingly well. Since the Indian Army requires 1,85,000 Assault Rifles, the total value of the contract comes up to a massive Rs.1850 crores.
Upon testing OFB's rifles, the Army had advised "complete redesigning of the magazine to make loading the rifle easier".
There were also an "excessive number of faults and stoppages (during trials) to the extent of more than twenty times the maximum permissible standards," the army had stated.
Read: Army said no to 'Made in India' rifles for 2 consecutive years
Indian Army rejects Made in India rifles for 2nd year in a row after they failed miserably during trials
Jun 21, 2017, 09.42 PM IST
The Army badly needs the assault rifles it is learnt to have been disappointed over delay in their procurement. (Representative Image)
NEW DELHI: The Army has rejected an indigenously built assault rifle, citing poor quality and ineffective fire power, and is soon likely to take a fresh call on procuring similar weapons to replace the INSAS rifles.
The Army decided to reject the 7.62x51 mm guns built by the Rifle Factory Ishapore after they miserably failed the firing tests last week.
Official sources said there were "excessive number of faults" in the guns and "complete redesigning of the magazine" was needed to consider the guns to be used by the Army.
"Excessive flash and sound signature" were observed in the rifles during the trials, they said adding reliability aspect of the weapons needs comprehensive analysis.
The rifles had excessive number of faults and stoppages to the extent of more than twenty times the maximum permissible standards, the sources said.
The Army last year had rejected another indigenously- built assault rifle called the 5.56 mm Excalibur guns as it did not meet the required standards.
A high-level meeting is being convened tomorrow to decide about procurement of assault rifles for the armed forces. The meeting is likely to deliberate on specifications required for the assault rifles.
The meeting is being attended by representatives of the Army, the Air Force and the Navy besides top officials of the Defence Ministry.
The Army last year had floated Request for Proposal for the assault guns and around 20 firms had responded to it.
The Army badly needs the assault rifles it is learnt to have been disappointed over delay in their procurement.


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- At-a-glance: Of the companies surveyed, 20 percent increased staffing while 31 percent decreased staffing and 49 percent maintained their number of employees.
- Small business sector: This September's report is fairly consistent with other past and present data sets and should be taken as an example of a steady labor market, albeit one that continues to remain at overall high levels of under-employment and unemployment. Continued fiscal policy chaos is contributing to pessimism among small business owners, who may otherwise invest in potential sales growth.
- What to watch: Several larger companies have announced growth in holiday hiring as we enter the fourth quarter. Should this trend continue, momentum could gain steam in 2014.
The CBIZ Small Business Employment Index (SBEI), a barometer for hiring trends that surveys data from 3,500 companies with 300 or fewer employees, decreased by 2.15 percent during September following an increase of 1.23 percent in August. Comparatively, Wednesday's ADP's September survey revealed that the private sector added 166,000 jobs during the month, missing economists' expectations of 180,000. This total is up compared to the August revised tally of 159,000 jobs created, after 176,000 jobs were reported initially. "The CBIZ Small Business Employment Index calculated a 2.15 percent drop in employment levels for the September period, which is consistent with historical September reports over the past four years," says Philip Noftsinger, business unit president for CBIZ Payroll Services. "Typically during this period, students are returning to school and deflating the overall employee counts in the businesses and industries that employ them." To view and/or use a graphic illustration that tracks and illustrates the employment index, visit our blog here.¹ Additional take-away points from the September data set include:


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These Wind Up Bots come in packs of 12 and are perfect for playing with during that nasty snowstorm. Each is 2 ¼" and are randomly picked. And for the girliest of girls, the Noggin Pink Windup moves her head, arms and hips. P.S. She also comes in blue and a pair of green and purple.
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Chip is a friendly desk organizer that is multi-colored and made of MDF with metal and flex magnet accents. At a size of 6 x 2.5 x 7", he can hold pencils, pens, paper, paper clips or other accessories (not included.)
Match Chip up with a 6 x 6 x 1/16" Janna Salak Love Does Not Compute Desk Clock. Made of high grade aluminum, it has a high gloss finish, is UV coated and is scratch-resistant. A single AA battery is not included but a transparent, acrylic stand is.
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Imagine a movie based on a game. Sure, it has been done with Real Steel derived from the Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots so it makes perfect sense to create one for Battleship. They have even made a special Movie Edition.
You would wonder if this could be successful but it is worth viewing just to see how they pulled it off. A battleship/museum is the hero, saving the planet from evil aliens. Starring Alexander Skarsgard, Rhianna operating the big guns and David Schwimmer for comic relief. CGI runs amok throughout the film where there are plenty of robot weapons and vehicles. The best part, however, is that most of the ammo used to attack are giant pegs and you can play along yelling, "Hit!" every time one meets its mark.
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Snow has finally arrived here in the Midwest so it is time to drag out your winter duds, including your very own Robot Cap. A one-size-fits-all, it has an Acrylic exterior and a warm, fleece liner in its interior.
For kids, there is also a Robot Cap that includes 3" antennas. It is made of Acrylic, is jacquard knit and needs to be hand washed.
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Made of 75% cotton, 20% polyester and 5% spandex, these black and grey Men's Robot Socks make for holiday stuffing in a stocking or could be the stocking itself on a bot lover's mantle.
For the fave women in your life these Robot Crews are made of 63% Cotton, 34% Nylon and 3% Lycra.
And for the kidlets, this 5-Pack comes in sizes 5 - 6 and are made of 68% cotton, 28% polyester, 3% spandex and 1% rubber. All are machine washable.
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Provide your kidlet with a Robot Flashlight that is not only safe for those aged 3 years and up, it has bendable limbs to encourage interaction. Made by the good folks at Little Tikes who are famous for their safe and child-friendly products, it has both straight light and blinking mode. An auto shut-off sensor helps conserve the 2 AAA batteries (included.)
If you want a slightly more macho flashlight that saves even more energy, the Lego Dynamo Flashlight is 7.5" tall and has a hand crank that should give you about 5 hours of light. Also poseable, it features 2 white LED lights and rechargeable NiMH batteries.
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It isn't enough that they put out new products every time a new movie or craze is born. Lego is now taking its building acumen and turning it into games. One of the first is Robo Champ that not only teaches kids how to build a bot, its gameplay is thinly disguised as a contest at a robot factory. The first player to assemble one correctly wins. One of the rules involves stealing your needed pieces from another because you can never learn too early that thievery pays.
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The Rover Spy Tank creates its own WiFi connection and can be controlled by iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. An adjustable camera streams video and takes photos while a built-in microphone sends back audio. The device has night vision capability and runs on 6 AA batteries (included.) Also included is access to a free app to control the tank.
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Make your own robot family with mix and match decals for your vehicle. A total of 50 pieces can used to make parents, kids and pets. The kit is large enough for at least two cars and a few windows. Find them for $11.99 per set.
We also found a 12" wide Star Wars Decal that includes Chewbacca, Hans Solo, Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, C3PO and R2-D2. White is the default color but you can specify another color or even a different size. The VinylDisorder decal will set you back $8.00.
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Vtech's Cogsley is a clever learning bot for kids aged 3 to 6 years old. He comes with 30 computer chips that trigger responses, including sounds, images, movement and LCD animation. When the kidlet claps her/his hands, sings or talks, the toybot responds by moving various body parts like his nose and eyes. And when ignored, Cogsley makes a funny comment to get some attention. He needs 4 AA batteries (included.)
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Egads -- we were wrong. Putting out an early holiday ad for Let's Rock! Elmo was only the precursor for LOL Elmo. He tells jokes, makes silly sounds and of course giggles if you press his feet or tickle him. Dorothy, the goldfish remote, is included and squeaks. Recommended for ages 18 months to 4 years, he needs 4 AA batteries (demo batteries included.)
For older kids and adults, the 2012 documentary Being Elmo: A Puppeteer's Journey is a must see. Whoopi Goldberg narrates the story of Kevin Clash and how he finally made his dream come true with the help of a furry red Muppet.
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"Prometheus", a movie that involves a group of humans in space trying to discover the extraterrestrial roots of the planet, was recently released on Blu-ray. Directed by Ridley Scott, it is a sort of prequel to the 1979 "Alien". David, played by Michael Fassbender, is an android with a aberrant personality that works for Weyland Industries.
While we have not yet seen the epic sci-fi thriller, we did recently re-view Stephen Spielberg's 2001 "A.I." with android Haley Joel Osment wanting to become a real boy. It is worth checking out if only to appreciate the melding of the minds of Spielberg and Stanley Kramer, who originally planned to make the film.
Stash those freshly baked munchies in a Limited Edition Lost in Space B-9 Robot Cookie Jar created back in 1999. At a height of 14", each is numbered and made of hand painted ceramic.
Prefer the retro look? The 1050s Ceramic Vandor Toy in the Cupboard Cookie Jar pleasantly greets all humans who come in search of a snack.
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It's almost boo time again so maybe it is time to start thinking about costumes for the special event. The Artsy Heartsy Retro Robot Costume has a polyester jumpsuit and headpiece, and a foam overlay. It will fit sizes 2T - 6X. There is also an adult-sized Retro Robot Costume with a red polyester shirt and pants with elastic waistband, silver, blue and yellow accents, and a white square opening in the front allows the human to peer out.
Older kids will can go as either the Red or blue Rock'em Sock'em Costume in sizes 7 - 10 that comes with shoe and hand covers.
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Riverside Engineering has hired two new employees, Nick Hoffman and Isaac Reyna, to round out its technical staff.
Hoffman has a mechanical engineering degree from Purdue University, West Lafayette, Ind. Prior to joining Riverside, he managed the engineering and fabrication of metal scrap processing projects with Custom Engineering in Fort Wayne, Ind.
"Nick has the industry experience, engineering and project management skills that will fit perfectly with our open projects and bolster our customer service" says Randy Brace, Riverside Engineering president.
Hoffman will run a regional office in Fort Wayne. In his project engineer position, Nick will be responsible for the design, technology integration and field installation of Riverside's downstream separation and metal recovery systems.
Reyna recently graduated from the University of Texas at San Antonio. While earning a degree in mechanical engineering, Reyna interned with the San Antonio-based scrap metal company Monterrey Iron.
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Gus Lobel has been one of the best scouts in baseball for decades, but, despite his efforts to hide it, age is starting to catch up with him. Nevertheless, Gus--who can tell a pitch just by the crack of the bat--refuses to be benched for what may be the final innings of his career. The one person who might be able to help is also the one person Gus would never ask: his daughter, Mickie, an associate at a high-powered Atlanta law firm. With Clint Eastwood, Amy Adams, Justin Timberlake. 2012, Color, 111 Minutes.


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Work-life balance becomes a joke if you're drowning in marketing and creative work and don't have enough time to catch up.
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- World Health Organization (WHO): "Disabilities is an umbrella term, covering impairments, activity limitations and participation restrictions. An impairment is a problem in body function or structure; an activity limitation is a difficulty encountered by an individual in executing a task or action; while a participation restriction is a problem experienced by an individual in involvement in life situations. Thus disability is a complex phenomenon, reflecting an interaction between features of a person's body and features of the society in which he or she lives.â€
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DURABLE Cash Box Euroboxx "S" Silver 283 x 225 x 100 mm
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For coins, paper money, vouchers or receipts. Instead of having all the money loose in the box, you can sort your money in this Durable cash box perfectly. So you can quickly access your cash when you need it.
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Durable cash box. Metal cash box with removable coin sorting tray subdivided into stacking compartments for all cent and euro coin denominations.
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Coin capacity: 102.05 euro. Weight: 1.4 kg. Colour: silver. Material: powder-coated sheet steel.
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Ritchie Lecture, The Emperor as Commander: A Roman Military Statue at the Yale University Art Gallery
Paul Zanker, Professor of the history of ancient art, Scuola Normale Superiore, Pisa, Italy
Thursday, May 29, 2014, 5:30 pm
Paul Zanker is a renowned expert on Roman art. His 1988 book, The Power of Images in the Age of Augustus, remains a seminal resource for scholars and students around the world. In this lecture, Zanker examines a statue currently on loan to the Gallery that depicts a Roman emperor or general wearing a highly decorated military breastplate, or cuirass. Zanker discusses the history and interpretation of this outstanding work of art within the broader tradition of Roman cuirassed portrait statues, which were essential elements of Roman propaganda, erected around the empire to assert and celebrate the military prowess of the ruler.
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Caulker and Lees facing charges - reports
Tottenham Hotspur's Steven Caulker and Leeds United's Tom Lees have been named in reports as the two England Under-21 players facing charges from Serbian police.
On Tuesday, Serbian police filed charges against members of the Serbia and England Under-21 teams in connection with the fight that took place at the end of the recent play-off match in Krusevac.
A brawl broke out after England scored a late goal to make sure of their place at the European Under-21 Football Championship next year, with the visitors alleging racial abuse had taken place during the game.
Police announced that in total 12 people have been charged for committing acts of violence; five Serbia players, two England players and assistant coaches from both teams. Three fans have also been charged for the use of flares and smoke canisters.
The two England players have yet to be officially named, although reports suggest Caulker and Lees are the pair facing charges, as the Serbian public prosecutor determines whether to pursue the matter.
A statement from Tottenham read: "The club has been in contact with the Football Association amid reports that our defender Steven Caulker has been charged by Serbian police in relation to alleged incidents that occurred during the recent England Under-21 international in Krusevac.
"At this time, neither the FA, the player nor the club have received any formal notification of a charge.
"The FA has confirmed that they will seek to determine the validity of such reports and the formal position and that they are continuing their discussions with the Government to bring this matter to a swift and satisfactory conclusion."
Leeds issued a similar statement concerning 21-year-old Lees: "We are investigating the full details of these charges before considering our response."
UEFA has already launched its own disciplinary proceedings with a disciplinary body set to meet on November 22 to deal with this case.
On Thursday morning, the FA issued the following statement: "The FA continues to remain in close contact with the UK Government regarding the continued media reports of Serbian Police charging England Under-21 players and staff.
"There remains no formal communication of any charges to The FA or the Government. However, we understand there has been a verbal communication of the names of the individuals concerned, which we now believe to be England players Steven Caulker and Tom Lees, and coach Steve Wigley.
2The FA would like to reaffirm its support for all of our players and staff and we have spoken with the players' clubs and those named to express this.
"The FA has been taking legal advice in both the UK and Serbia to provide appropriate protection should any charges be brought. We welcome the support we are receiving from the UK Government."
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