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Even WITHOUT the scuffing that was my BEST paint test on the outside of the covering! I definitely pested the manufacturer on that as you suggest so, now I could only look else where and just make sure any other manufacturer uses the same adhesive on any colored stuff.
The clear sure is EASY to build with since you can see EVERYTHING, including the adhesive activating but, MAN I did a colored Pink and black thinned gooped Bee in a combp of coverings (light stiff top and heavy tough bottom). It seems sweet and tight as a drum BUT, MAN is it UGLY! Reminds me of last call at the BAR. She might not be the HOTTEST but, I'll bet she can REALLY GET IT DONE!
Now slap me your address Chris! Remember how I built up and tested those cores you generouly gave me? I'd LOVE to return the favor mister build pioneer! Give me a hand and make a new world record E-SPEED ship while you're at it!
All this talk about colouring under the covering is giving me a head ache..
I cant see whats wrong with cheep enamel over the top. When it gets scuffed up and starts to peel off. Hit it again witha $2 rattle can. Cheep, easy, looks good (till you bash it). I certainly wouldnt mind giving mine a bit of a respray now and again to keep it looking OK. I cant wait to get my "stuff" to give it a go.
Michael I used some cheap enamel on laminating film which I covered the Reaper fin with and it wasn't the best. It took about 10 light coats to get a good solid colour, pretty thick. Then after a month or so it was rubbing off like powder on my hand. Perhaps a coat of lacquer over it would help? But also perhaps the more expensive acrylic spray cans would work excellently. A panelbeater told me that for car touchups just use cheap enamel on the normal panels but you need acrylic on the plastic bumpers.
Thanks Andrew for the heads up. I might do a bit of playing around to get something that works but it would surely have to be an easier method than trying to colour the foam first.
I might just settle for some stickers. Im not one for needing a pretty model just fast and strong!
The lam sheets I get are polyester based films designed for covering large cprints and very little if anything sticks to it well. You could try and use a binding primer before topcoating with color. Back in the day when we (graphic artists) worked on laminates we would have to prep and treat the film before appling color. But this was never ment to be man handled like a sloper.
It's very light and almost completely opaque. It's so light it's hard to get the layers separated, and it'll stick to the back of itself very easily. I've used it on my Spinner tail and Alula elevons. Red and (your favorite color) yellow.
The disadvantage I anticipate is that it's so thin it won't look good over bare EPP, so kinda kicks some of the advantages away. Not sure about the overall adhesion of the final product. But that's what testing is all about.
I think Swoop and I have ALOT in common
I share his feelings totally but, I do understand there are more artistic people/pilots in the world who's ships last long enough for the added art work to be worth it and or have freindlier sites to crash at! As a VERY ACTIVE and WILD ACRO DS pilot in a ROCKY place, my ships just do not last long enough to do that extra work and this covering is MY DREAM since replacing those ships is cheap and fast too! I doubt my philosophy is the norm though.
External Acrylic was a suggestion from the factory engineer! I should have mentioned that above but, I was still thinking about protected color underneath as the very best. After coloring some foam to turn it REAL UGLY, I'm with swoop. Nice work AvB. That should stick the best though still scratch-able on rocky skidding landings and such. Likely better then abraded Mono-Koat though.
Greg and Ian: Nelson Lite is the one I have used...on my Alula. The label on the roll got lost over the years. I'll give it an adhesion test, first on the OUTSIDE of the laminating film, as that detours around using thinned Goop. It really shrinks well, so could cover the laminating film on the tips and reduce the bumps, etc. I did a fruitless search to find Nelson Lite.
There is also Coverite Microlite film, available all sorts of places (e g Tower Hobbies).
You can also use Low-Temperature Polycover and Low-Temperature Lightweight Transparent Polycover...both lighter than standard films and with a low temp adhesive activation that makes them ideal for applying over laminating film. They're from Hobby-Lobby.
Hey Karl,
You should try a rattle can from the Tamiya's PS range, it is made for the plastic RC car bodies and there for it has to stay flexible otherwise it would just flake off every time the car had an accident. Scuff the surface with some scotch-brite and clean well with alcohol before applying. The colors have a very good covering ability although quite expensive!
I am watching this thread with great interest!
Good luck!
Bit more blabber- and PICS
I have been tesing different covering combos, reinforcements and addressing color issues. Here's the latest on a Bee, molded foam.
I use the new Plastic ply light on the top surface, ran it long over the sub TE to try and get it to be a whiper too for a bottom mount tape hinge! John's idea. After screwing that up I did figure up a way to actually make that work using a router to straighten the TE with a depth finder to avoid trimming off the whipper. I thought I could just do it with a blade, wrongo! Then I used the BCH heavy conforming on the bottom surface to make it tough. Using molded foam lead me to apply some strapping tape reinforcements as well since it sticks perfect on molded foam without any additional adhesives. I strapping taped the whole underside LE with one stip of Ming 3" strapping tape and wrapped it 3/4" over the LE for complete protection where almost ALL BIG impacts occur. I also used 1" strapping tape X 10" to form the X pattern ass straps to hold that shut in the event of the ALL OUT DIVING nose-in/DS screw-up! I have split two bees basically in half recently, I was pretty worried when my Balisti covered bee took the news HARD, it was dead after a MEGA DS nose-in meeting a rock. The next day I did the same with a classic Predator Bee build with similar results. In conclusive duribility with that data. I need combat testing and we have not had good conditions for tha much lately.
Anyway, I wanted to show you guys how the spray paint in thinned goop went down under the covering. The bright color on white foam is not bad, even brighter where the molded foam was cut to release it from its mold(little brighter pink circles), I expect our typical cut epp to look like that. Then I did the underside in black, YUCKO! You need a THICK coat to cover white foam with black color and molded foam really can not even carry that much thinned goop being skinned and all. So far my Bee build evolution with this covering is going as illustrated. Tis build balance PERFECTLY at 8 3/4". I WANT my builds a tad tail heavy since they all gain nose weight as life/ huge crashes slow edge the CG forward. I would recomend similar at this point but, I DEFINITELY need to do more testing in several areas and am DIEING for a bunch of NEW proto wire cut EPP cores to show up for that. I think that is where this new covering is THE BEST. Amazing how just last year I was SURE that NOTHING would ever be able to be as light as molded foam. I know that's not true already but duribility is still under testing. For any real ugly non combat ship, this stuff has no rival in my mind. As spring comes and combat season gets going I'll have the combat application all figured out as well! It is actually tougher since part of that job is deducing from crashes what needs improvment. It alot easier to just look up at a, say plank, and say "ya, that thing ROCKs" then testing duribility on a combat ship.
Yeah Swoopdown and Predator we're on the same team there! If I have the choice between durable ugly, and pretty but less durable, I'll pick the ugly one for sure. It's my total aim, then if I can pretty up the durable thingy, fair enough! When you're as bad a flyer as me it's the natural evolution!
That's right about the Tamiya paint; I'm pretty sure that would work well. When I extensively repaired the wing on my thinskinned glass Minij wing, it had vast areas of epoxy/microballoons and I used the Tamiya paint and it's still strong. Great stuff, but expensive. I think it was $12 ? for a little tin, and I used it all doing the repaired patches, so it you'd use 2 or 3 tins on a full wing, I think.
But for me, I'd be quite happy just using strips of the normal colour tape, over this stuff. You can iron over colour tape. Not so with signwriting vinyl ... it melts at temps which shrink Profilm/ Monokote, so if you have to do repairs, iron out wrinkles, etc you have to peel off the signwriting vinyl. And that's the second drawback with the vinyl - it sticks so well that it can be a real pain to get it off. Plus if it gets minor scratches etc it tears into little strips.
Flaming and primer
With regards painting.
Car Bumpers are made of pp, or abs. Both very different plastics. Noral is another interesting material used in fenders.
If we knew what this "New Stuff" was made from, we could find if it needs flaming (closed cell structure like pp) and what primer to use.
bumper and norel fenders can move by 100mm (4") and bounce back with a perfect paint job. The paint may scratch, but not scratch off.
P.S. when we going to see something in the uk
We're definitly good to go using acrylics on the outside as demonstrated by the car body post, luster coat works well in that application as well an is cheaper. It only gets scratched up doing something STUPID like launching your Guppy with a faulty switch and watching it nose dive into a rocky scree slope 50ft down! Even still, it looked OK but a bit scratched and wrinkled on the nose. I thought it would be DONE FOR!
I recieved a call just before dawn this mornig from a pigment engineer with a BIG chemical co. and we had a detailed dissucssion focusing on our needs to get an EASY APPLYING, SUPER EPP FOAM STICKING, vehicle for some BRIGHT and dark pigments. He sounded VERY CONFIDENT, took my address and is sending samples out today!
I sent out a BUNCH of my covering with Barry, a UK flier, so I hope you all will be seeing it soon! I've sent enough down under to cover about half the island. Amazingly, the Gringos have been the slowest to act on this stuff and aside from John Ed and Paul have posted nothing. I guess that's good, I'll enjoy having the stiffest foamies in the country for awhile. I hung with Jantar 2 yesterday and we talked over how he was going to use some BURRLY to finish his JW's we were playing with. He saw my Thunderbird and Chinooks covered in it. He also hooked me up with another conventional wing!
I have built Nick's 2M Artic Phox short kit and a 1-D he sold me with the BCH. Those ships now ROCK! I'm working up another VERY ORIGINAL/FUNCKY construction style to build conventional ships as easily as my wings have been. These new ships will be designed to BREAK and be field repaired in 2 min. Everything WILL BREAK, its how long it takes to get it all back into the air and flying well that matters, for me at least!
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Milton, and District Directory 1908/09
Reprinted 1980 by W.J. Parrett Ltd, Sittingbourne
The Sittingbourne, Milton and District Directory may not be copied or distributed by way of trade without written agreement. However, copies of all or part of the Directory may be made by libraries and others for the benefit of researchers - without further permission, provided that this copyright notice is included.
Milsted is a pleasantly situated village 3 miles south from Sittingbourne. It is in the North-East Kent Parliamentary Division, the upper division of the Lathe of Scray, the Hundred and Union of Milton, the Sittingbourne County Court district, and the Sittingbourne Petty Sessional Division. The parish is 1226.392 acres in extent, and the rateable value is £1,162. The population in 1901 was 206, which is the present estimated population. There are six-and-three quarter miles of district roads in the parish. On the high ground in the parish towards the Frinsted and Wychling boundaries the soil is comparatively poor, being red earth and chalk with much flint. This part is used mainly as park and wood land. The soil is far richer in the northern part of the parish, where corn, fruit, and hops are largely grown.
The Parish Church is dedicated to St. Mary and the Holy Cross. It is of flint in the Norman Transitional style, and has a tower with three bells. The Church, which provides 160 sittings, was enlarged and restored in 1872. The belfry and bell frames were restored in 1890, and in 1907 a tower screen and standard lamps for the chancel were added, in memory of the late Rev. Charles Ernest Julian, who for some time was Rector of the parish. The register dates from the year 1543. The living is a Rectory of the net annual value of £160, with three acres of glebe and residence. The living, which is held at the present time by the Rev. Canon Maldon, Trinity College, Cambridge; is in the gift of the Rev. W. Hilton-Simpson, of Sole Street House, Faversham. The parish is in the Diocese of Canterbury, the Archdeaconry of Maidstone, and the Rural Deanery of Sittingbourne.
There are charities existing in the parish mainly derived from the revenues of lands left by John Wiatt, of Milsted, in 1722. The gross receipts amount to £14, but the net value, after certain expenses are paid, is on £7, which is shared between the poor of Frinsted and Milsted.
The Guardian for the parish is Mr. R. J. Tylden, and the Overseers are Messrs. William Hooker and. Robert Cooper.
Parish Church Rev. Canon C. H. Maldon, M.A., Rector.
Churchwardens, Messrs. B. J. Tylden and W. Hooker.
Organist, Miss Mary Brown.
Parish Clerk, Albert Kennard.
Services are held on Sunday at 11 am. and 6.30 p.m. Children's Service 3 p.m. Sunday School 10 am. Holy Communion 8.30 a.m. each Sunday, and also at 6.15 a.m. on the first Sunday in the month. Matins daily at 8 am. Special prayer service, Fridays, at 7.30. A branch of the Girls' Friendly Society in connection with the Church is conducted weekly.
Frinsted and Milsted National Schools: These Schools, which provide for the elementary education of the children of Milsted, Frinsted, and Kingsdown, are situated just off the main road from Milsted to Frinsted. They were built in 1848, and enlarged in 1870. In 1887 a class room for infants, and in 1907 a new set of cloak rooms for boys, girls, and infants, were added. The school can accommodate 120 children, and there are 90 children on the books. Headmaster, Mr. W. T. Gunnell. Assistants, Miss G. Colyer and Miss H. Jarvis (infants).
Milsted Church Institute: The Parish Room is used as a club room for members of the Milsted Church Institute on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings, from six o'clock until ten o'clock. Newspapers, periodicals, and various games are provided. President, The Rev. Canon Maldon.
Milsted Cricket Club: Matches are arranged by Mr. R. J. Tylden, and are played at intervals during the summer.
Milsted Church Institute Cricket Club: Ground, Pond Meadow. Matches played on Saturdays. Captain, F. Champ; Secretary, E. Kennard
Milsted Church Institute Football Club: Ground, Little Mears, Frinsted Road. Matches played on Saturdays Captain, W. G. Shipley; Secretary, W.Goodhew.
Red Lion United Slate Club: Held at the Red Lion Inn, Bawling Street. Benefits for sickness and death, with share-out. Meeting nights, first Monday in the month. Secretary, E. Gilbert.
Milsted and District Gardeners and Amateurs' Association: Headquarters, Red Lion Inn, Rawling Street. Monthly meetings and shows first Tuesday in the month. Annual show in August.
Chairman, W. G. Shipley; Vice-Chairman, H. Coast, jun.; Secretary, W. T. Gunnell, Assistant-Secretary, W. G. Knight.
Carrier: Thomas Evans, the Street, Milsted. Passengers and goods conveyed to and from Sittingbourne each day in the week.
Postal Arrangements: Sub-Post Office, The Street, Milsted (Sub-Postmistress, Mrs. Mary Jane Doughty). Stamps and postal orders. One delivery a day (morning). Mail received, 7.10 am., week-days and Sundays. Box cleared for outgoing mail, 6.15 p.m. week-days and 11.45 a.m. Sundays.
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People wanted more and I am nothing if not a slave to the whims of the people. Hur hur. At anyrate, Job.
- 1. At 11:10am on 15 Jan 2010, English Host wrote:
I love it - and I eve love the ramblings about not being able to say "particularly death-defying..."
I enjoyed this a lot when I read it before - the zebra bit still gets me chuckling - but to hear you read it really makes it come alive.
More! More!
And - can I ask you a cheeky question? Would you mind making us another podcast - about how you make podcasts? It can be as rough as you like - but really a description of what you - 'I press this button, open this program - whatever you do?
I'd love to see more people following your lead as this is SO enjoyable and it would be really good to have a Krazmaz Guide to Podcasting...
And please - another one soon!
- 2. At 09:54am on 15 Jan 2010, jetguy2 wrote:
i laughed at this, i do like that the old man isn't listening at all, do please do more
- 3. At 11:22am on 15 Jan 2010, kim wrote:
Oh Krazmaz, Sam whoever you are. Do you have a vacancy for someone to follow you around all day and hold your hat when you take it off? You are just brilliant. It made me laugh out loud. The description, the ideas, the dialogue it's all brilliant and genius. I love how the old man got a bit cool at the end. lol...and I too love your ramblings at the end. It would be so interesting to listen to a random, just made up on the spot type narrative from you. So what about the job and the hat thing?
- 4. At 2:00pm on 15 Jan 2010, kim wrote:
So I commented on this this morning and I went to post, but it said, you've already said this on comment one, which is very strange indeed, so I was forced to abort my mission. Any how, what I said before (please excuse if the post comes up) but this is brilliant, I think your writing really shines. I think you just have IT, the xfactor whatever you want to call it. I loved the bit about the lerprauchaun and the man going to get the colour from the rainbow. It's just brilliant and only you could come up with this and write it.
I also asked if you had a vacancy for someone to follow you around all day and hold your hat when you take it off, which would be a fantastic job for anyone, even if you don't have a hat, but if you don't have a hat, please get one. Your introductions are hilarious too. They really are a joy to listen to and I am so glad they come out quickly too.
- 5. At 3:48pm on 15 Jan 2010, Krazmaz wrote:
I'm sorry to say that I choose my hats on the basis of their practicality and so they all fit easily into my cavernous jacket pockets. In fact, everything I need to carry has some clip or pocket for it.
Besides, I don't think manual labour would be your bag anyway. Hah.
- 6. At 6:23pm on 18 Jan 2010, xCharismaVioletx wrote:
Again, totally brilliant! I loved this one too. The zebra/otter bit really got me. I think my family are now fearing for my sanity, because all they have heard this evening is me laughing away to your stories! You really do have a gift for humourous spoken word stories. I hope you will keep posting more work up like this! And Kim, you could always carry his jacket around if you really wanted to.
- 7. At 12:19pm on 19 Jan 2010, blasthostliz wrote:
Another enjoyable listen. You read this slower than Kong and sound more relaxed. I was wondering whether you prepare your text at all before you record it eg think about the pace of the story or how you'll make different voices sound? As the Writing Host says, it would be great to have a podcast from you giving the simple steps you take to record your stories and we'd love to have more Blasties reading their stories.
- 8. At 10:15pm on 19 Jan 2010, kim wrote:
Blasties sounds a bit like something that warms the toes, or a toastable snack! And I would love to carry Krazmaz's coat around or his shoes, but he's got to wear them I suppose. Can I carry anything? Maybe a pen or a potted plant, anything. I really have become such a fan. I am being quite serious as well.


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Congressman Jim Greer?
Taping a "Political Connections" interview yesterday to air Sunday, state GOP Chairman Jim Greer confirmed he's considering challenging U.S. Rep. Suzanne Kosmas, D-New Smyrna Beach, in 2010. "People have talked to me about it. I'm looking at a number of things,'' said Greer, stressing of course that he's focused on getting other Republicans elected.
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Attention, Kentucky students, I need your help!
I need you in those seats on Wednesday when we hold our open practice from 3 to 5 p.m. at Memorial Coliseum. I need you loud, I need you energized and I need you to pack it to the rafters.
The ticket distribution will be Tuesday at the Memorial Coliseum ticket windows located on Euclid Avenue. Tickets (one per ID) will be available to all current UK students and faculty/staff, as well as Bluegrass Community and Technical College students.
Understand I'm asking for your help. Because we have a week off, I want this to be a midweek jolt to my players. We want to keep this thing going, so I want a packed Memorial Coliseum. I want everybody into it like it's a midweek game.
The reality of it is, I don't want to repeat what we had the week of Indiana. This is for you, our fans — a chance for our fans that don't get to see us on a regular basis to feel the experience and see the players up close and personal — but it's also for us, so let's help each other out. Come ready to go.
We will go through our normal practice routine for 30 to 40 minutes, break for a couple of things for you, and then we'll scrimmage for two 10-minute halves. The first half both teams will play man to man and the second half both teams will go zone.
We have several things planned for you, some of which are still in the works, but we're hoping to have a 3-point contest where you will be shooting with the players, maybe a Q and A and some giveaways. We may have a few other things, but my staff is still working on those.
The added bonus is it's going to be on ESPNU, ESPN3, WKYT in Lexington and on UKathletics.com, which only could be done here. Our fans across the world will still get to see the scrimmage, but it's also an opportunity to show the rest of the world that nobody else could do something like this.
Let's truly show them what "Only at Kentucky" means.
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PigPen, when you wanna play? (Not tonight though)
No reset need for me..Moyer pitched the whole game..
I don't need a reset as Colon had a CG, but Demi could probably use a reset of Hawkins who pitched just the final inning.
Hey JB I sent u another trade offer, if this 1 is no good I'll leave ya alone...LOL
Haha... I'll take a look. I just like Podsednik too much...
EDIT: Woah dude. Takatsu and Hernandez? They're my two favorite pitchers on the team... I'm gonna have to take a pass on that one.
And Swampy, I should have two pitchers who need resetting... Pollite and Takatsu both pitched one inning.
hey squirrelmonkey can you go at around 8:15
im sorry but im not gonna be able to get on until about 11 est if this is a problem maybe we could go for sunday... im free all day
squirrel monkey im gonna be on from 10:50 to about 11:10 est. i hope to see you if not maybe we could get something in late nite friday or sat or early sat morning like 7 in the morning
can't get DoMiNaTioN2K5 to play his game asked him sevral times he's always got somthing to do
Pigpen I may can play tonight. How about you?
Whoa whoa whoa... you have to manually reset pitchers? Is there anything you can do to make Prior not suck? Because that would be swell.
ok squirrel monkey sorry about this but i can only play tomorrow from about 6-8 am est sat morning.... im sorry that we couldnt get it done thursday something had come up...
well i was on but i guess you couldnt make it... im not gonna be able to play today so we will not be able to get in our first game.. sorry about that.,, swamp yankee its in your hands now
Pigpen, let me know if you can play this weekend any.
whitey, you want to play around 7:15 pm est on sunday?
squirrel 7:15 sounds ok
yeah it payed off well....(as long as i win) squirrel where art thou... talk to me i wanna get it in early if possible
whitey, gonna be a little late. I'll be there after this game.
alright why dont we try for like 7:30ish then thats the most i could do otherwise not until about 11 eastern
I would like to personally thank swampyankee for postponing the deadline... I beat squirrelmonkey 10-0 on a great pitching effort from josh beckett and great timely hitting.. I didnt use any relievers but he used stanton, karsay, and felix rodriguez each for one inning... Bring on week 2
OK...i'm finally in - long story involving a period of all things
highlander...you around? if not, give him the win, advance the week, and I'm ready for week 2!
I could probably play tonight. What time is good for you PigPen?
Damn, thought I was good at this game ... until last nights 10-0 pasting of my bombers by whitey and his marlin's. They were hitting Johnson like a t-ball pitcher and running the bases like that old Bugs Bunny cartoon. Truly some mad skillz on display.


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You're probably here cause you like Three Days Grace :3
Uhm....random questions xD
1) How long have you been a fan?
2) Top 5 favourite songs?
3) Favourite album?
4) Do you have a favourite band member? If so, why?
5) Reckon you'll be a fan for the rest of your life? :3
1) I've been a fan for 7 years. I'm 14 now :3
2) Just Like You, Home, Never Too Late, The Good Life, The High Road
3) My favourite...has to be One-X, but I really like their first album ^^
4) I don't know to be exact. I love each and every one of them, but....Neil Sanderson is my favourite, hehe. He's the main reason I took up drumming!
5) Pfft, of course!! ^___^
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Gir: I'm gon' sing the Doom song now! Doom doom, doom, doo doo doom, doomi doomi doom!!!


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Situated in the business district, this aparthotel is within 2 mi (3 km) of Albacore Park, Fox Run Mall, and Jackson House Museum. George Rodgers House and Moffatt-Ladd House are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Property Features
This aparthotel features a restaurant, an indoor pool, and a 24-hour fitness center. Free buffet breakfast is provided, as well as free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free area shuttle. Other amenities include a 24-hour business center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning.
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Homewood Suites by Hilton Portsmouth
Property Amenities
Property Amenities
Homewood Suites by Hilton Portsmouth features an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. The aparthotel offers a restaurant. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning as well as a complimentary manager's reception on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 576 square feet (52 square meters). This business-friendly aparthotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. An area shuttle within 3 mi and a shopping center shuttle are complimentary for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- One meeting room
- Total number of rooms - 116
- ATM/banking
- Number of floors - 4
- 24-hour front desk
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 52
- Free reception
- Free area shuttle
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 576
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Indoor pool
- Television in common areas
- Fireplace in lobby
- Free shopping center shuttle
- Grocery/convenience store
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Separate living room
- Free Wi-Fi
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Kitchenette
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Grocery/convenience store
- Laundry facilities
- Separate dining area
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Video-game console
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Kitchenette
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Microwave
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Sofa bed
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Separate sitting area
- Free local calls
- Dishwasher
- Stovetop
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Cookware, dishware, and utensils
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Separate living room
- Down comforter
- Pillowtop mattress
- Separate dining area
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast each morning. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days.
Lodge - This restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the aparthotel include an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Rafting nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Cross-country skiing nearby
- Snowshoeing nearby
- Snowmobiling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
- Fitness classes on site
- Basketball on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Property Policies
Check-in time ends at 1 AM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of USD 100 per pet, per stay
- Up to 75 lb
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: USD 100 per pet, per stay
Property Name
- Homewood Suites Hilton Hotel Portsmouth
- Homewood Suites Hilton Portsmouth
- Homewood Suites Portsmouth
- Portsmouth Homewood Suites
- Homewood Portsmouth
- Homewood Suites By Hilton Portsmouth Hotel Portsmouth
- Homewood Suites Hilton Portsmouth Aparthotel
We should mention
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Public Servers
I have been talking with a couple of my professors who enjoy logging in generally by ssh or telnet to a public server. I didn't really get the name of any of their servers they use. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the direction of servers like this.
A web search for "log into public server" or "access public server" will turn up a lot. A number of them are run by universities for their students and faculty, not necessarily for the general public.
At the risk of sounding like a smart aleck, I have to ask why you don't ask your professors for some suggestions? If they do this frequently, they probably know of some good candidates.
Well one of them is currently working at five different universities and communication has been difficult. The others are non-responsive to almost all email.
Have you checked with you school's IT Dept. to see if your school has one?
Right now I am in between university as my experiences at ITT have been less than desirable. My new school is ranked in the top fifty engineering schools with a major interest in mechatronics. I am still not finding anything on Google. I found one from MIT ,but they require you to be a student.
What is the use of this log on? What data or what resources do you wish to obtain? What is the us of these professor's when they log on?
It would be sort of rare in today's world that one could telnet to any internet IP address from outside a very good firewall. I'd assume they connect to some lan server that they may claim is public (public meaning the school).
Ssh is a more secure way to access some commandline or even gui server.
I finally contacted my professor who gave the url and helped me get setup on the server. It is a public development machine for any from enthusiasts to professors with doctrines.
Jefro ,as for the resources, the resources are of course software, modules, tools, chat boards, irc, mail servers, storage of data, and other things such as games. The server is a tool which allows me to connect to my data and resources any where in the world. Yes, I can telnet into it but it will only allow me the status of guest for this. I can however store a few GBs of data. Also, since it is a community server the reasons and uses for connecting are limitless. I thank you all for your help and suggestions.
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Martha Wickett's article Adams Lake Band plans shopping, gaming centres (Observer: June 07 2011) reports on development plans by the Adams Lake Band for the old vacant Salmon Arm GM site (a casino) and the recently cleaned-up highway property (Lot 7) between the Farm & Garden and the Piccadilly Mall (shopping centre).
Band manager Albert Quinn says Full Circle Shopping Centres Ltd., represented by Glen Bury – formerly with SmartCentres – has plans to build two large box-type stores as well as a group of 12 to 15 smaller businesses. Quinn said he's heard a large local store is relocating to the Lot 7 development, but he's not certain which one.
Check out Wickett's article for further development project information.
I have heard from different sources that the two "large box-type" stores are likely Home Depot and Canadian Tire. How true that is I'm not sure but that's what seems to be making the rounds.
While I'm not able to substantiate this personally, I'm also hearing that Walmart has signed on with SmartCentres but that they are apparently the only partner tenants on board so far.
Re-posted below is the Duncan Morris cartoon Flooding Again first posted on Aim High on January 6, 2010.


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November 2, 2011
Felix Rivera-Pitre, the protester who was punched by NYPD Deputy Inspector Johnny Cardona during a Occupy Wall Street march on October 14, met with the Manhattan DA's office yesterday. NYPD spokesman Paul Browne had claimed that Rivera-Pitre attempted to elbow Cardona, and that they intended to arrest him. To us, it appeared that Rivera-Pitre did nothing more than shoot him a sour glance. "I certainly gave him the 'queen' look, like how dare you touch me," Rivera-Pitre told DNAinfoyesterday outside the DA's office. Cardona chose him to punch because "I look like a pansy."
He tells NY1 that Cardona "wanted me to get on the sidewalk, he grabbed this arm and asked me to get on the sidewalk. There is a lot of people and I said there is no sidewalk to get on. And he punched me." Rivera-Pitre's attorney, Ron Kuby, said that Cardona filed a report 10 hours after the video of the punch hit the internet that claimed Rivera-Pitre shoved him, something the video itself does not show.
Prosecutors met with Kuby and Rivera-Pitre for two hours, reviewing video, and authorities told them that their investigation would continue, and that no arrests would be made until it concluded. "This is not simply an otherwise good man who was just having a bad day," Kuby said of Cardona, referring to the officer's "pattern and practice of assault." While Cardona's punch is being investigated by the New York Civilian Complaint Review Board, he can also be seen in a separate September incident grabbing another protester by her throat and dragging her to the ground, seemingly unprovoked.
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Tue. August 12, 2014 | Andy Warrener
Coach: Jeff George Jr. (first season)
Last season: 2-8
Class/district: 5A-9
Colors: Maroon and gold
Stadium: Abraham R. Brown Stadium, 4801 N. 22nd St., Tampa
Playoff history: 2004, 2005
Last appearance: Lost 44-7 to Armwood
Season schedule
Aug. 29 vs. Berkeley Prep, 7:30
Sept. 5 at Freedom, 7:30
Sept. 12 vs. King, 7:30
Sept. 26 at Riverview, 7:30
Oct. 2 vs. Brandon, 7
Oct. 10 at Blake, 7:30
Oct. 17 vs. Leto, 7:30
Oct. 24 at Spoto, 7:30
Oct. 31 vs. Jesuit, 7:30
Nov. 7 at Bloomingdale, 7:30
Mark your calendar
Middleton at Spoto, Oct. 24: First-year coach Jeff George Jr. has undertaken a monumental task, guiding a team that has won four games in the past three seasons and seen several key players transfer. But George feels like what he has left is "more of a team with players that want to be here." George and the Tigers are taking it one practice, one game at a time, but in a three-team district, it's impossible not to look ahead. All the Tigers had to do last year to make the playoffs was defend their home field against then-winless Spoto. Instead, they lost 24-0. Expect the Tigers to remember the sting of that loss in this year's matchup.
Huddle highlights
Stripped down or streamlined: The Tigers are going to have a vastly different look than last fall — and a vastly different look than even this past spring. Gone is offensive coordinator Ed Schenk. Gone are offensive leaders Jaquan Brown (Tampa Bay Tech) and Gabe Lyuanda (King). George has taken over the role of offensive coordinator and handed the keys over to junior quarterback Michael Edoga. Luckily for George, some assistant coaches are trickling back into the fold. The recent addition of Ron Brandish, formerly or Warner University in Lake Wales, adds a much-needed defensive coordinator. Mark Reittinger heads up the special teams and more positional coaches are expected to come aboard once they are cleared.
Tenacious D: While the offense continues to be a work in- progress, George is quite comfortable with where his defense is at. George touts them as "a well-oiled machine …that wants to hit."
Untapped reserves: Academic eligibility has been a problem for the Tigers. For the spring game, Middleton had 20 players academically ineligible. Through the spring semester, virtual school and summer school, that number is down to four to six players.
Known quantities
DE Tavaris Mutherson, Sr.: A three-year starter and third on the team in total tackles from a year ago (70), Mutherson will be looked to for pressure on opposing quarterbacks. George describes him as a hard worker who comes to practice every day and doesn't complain.
C Justo Polanco, Sr.: The 6-foot-3, 300-pound Dominican giant has been the focal point of the Tigers' offensive line since his freshman year. After shuffling around the line last season during a constant re-tooling process, Polanco lands back in his original position at center and will be a breakwater against opposing defenses.
LT Jajuan Stewart, Sr.: Another big body up front, Stewart goes 6-3, 290 and is in his first year of academic eligibility since he was a freshman. Stewart took six courses over the summer in order to pump up his GPA. George said that he's already received letters of interest from several universities.
MLB Brandon Johnson, Sr.: Johnson might be a little undersized for a middle linebacker but he makes up for it with his intensity and acumen for the game. Johnson is the vocal leader of the defense and calls in the plays as the mic linebacker. He is also a team captain.
WR/QB Antonio Nelson, Sr.: Nelson started last season at quarterback before moving outside to wide receiver. This year he is Middleton's possession receiver and backup quarterback. George says he will trust Nelson with the ball when needed.
QB Mike Edoga, Jr.: George touts Edoga as an athletic quarterback who will run through people. George has begun letting Edoga call the plays in practice and commends his hard work. "We go as far as he (Edoga) takes us," George said.
RT John Walker, Jr.: Walker bookends with Stewart on the offensive line. Measuring 6-5, 240, Walker is one of the three towers on Middleton's offensive line. If the guard play can get up to speed, the unit will be a tough one to deal with.
RB Jerome Godbolt, So.: Godbolt played in five games as a freshman for Spoto last year and is a speed guy. He will be the likely ball carrier with Jaquan Brown now at Tampa Bay Tech.
FS/CB Davonte Myers, Sr.: It's Myers' first year out for the football team and even so, George thinks he is likely the best athlete, possessing speed, coverage ability and the whole range of skill sets.
Coach's corner
"There is so much talent roaming the halls at Middleton; we have no idea how much we have." — George


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UConn Soccer's Senior Defender Max Wasserman Is Your POW
After a very exciting week for UConn athletics, senior soccer star Max Wasserman clearly stood out above the rest.
In a game with huge implications, fourth-ranked UConn took on twenty-first ranked Washington at Monroe Stadium in Storrs Friday night; a battle that was nationally televised on the Fox Soccer Channel.
The match, as you'd expect, went back and forth, with both teams missing chances to score and put the game away. After a scoreless 90, it was on to overtime, where UConn finally took advantage.
One minute into overtime, senior captain Carlos Alvarez was pulled down by a Washington defender (who was subsequently given a red card). Wasserman stepped up to take the free kick, which was a couple yards beyond the 18-yard box, and conveniently bent the ball around a four man wall and into the side of the net. Game over.
This isn't Wasserman's first game-winning goal either. Wasserman notched game-winners in both the Michigan State and SMU games on free kicks as a junior last year in 2011.


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Before a word was uttered, pundits, politicos and casual observers were taking to social media to weigh in on President Obama's proposed strike on Syria as he made his case with Congress and the American people.
Twitter's official blog and @TwitterGov captured the world's reaction to President Obama's speech and released this interactive chart made with CartoDB geotags tweets marking reaction to the prime time speech on Syria.
The hottest spots for retweets–based on the size of the circle–appear in the U.S., parts of Western Europe, the Middle East and areas of South America, including Brazil.
The White House tweeted lines from the speech during the address and staffers even tweeted "tune-in" messages prior to 9 p.m start.
"I will not put American boots on the ground in #Syria," was the line from the speech that received the most retweets, according to this graphic produced by Twitter.
Twitter also monitored the tweets per minute for key terms, and not surprisingly, "Syria" hit a peak of about 11,498 tweets per minute just as the speech was wrapping up.
The Twitter blog mentions how Members of Congress, who were expected to vote this week on whether or not to hit Syria with a military strike, reacted.
@RepScottPerry and @treyradel used Vine videos to let their voters in on their thought process:
And those members who came to a decision said so on Twitter.
Readers, did you use social media to react to President Obama's speech on Syria?


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Only one of five bargaining units representing workers at
More than 500 employees gathered at the hospital Thursday, on the far west side of
The skilled maintenance unit, comprised of 16 plumbers, custodians and other maintenance workers, was the only group to accept the offer in a 10-to-3 vote, with three members absent.
Ten votes in the non-professional unit were challenged by the National Labor Relations Board, which administered the voting, over questions of whether those voters were even eligible to participate.
The result of the non-professional unit vote was 123-to-122 against joining the union, which means a decision on the challenged votes could swing the final result.
The hospital and National Labor Relations Board hope to have a decision on the challenged votes soon.


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Curry County government not looking good
GOLD BEACH, Ore. -- Before the Curry County Commissioners left for holiday break, Chair David Itzen delivered the State of the County Address on Dec. 19.
He says county government is not looking good.
In the next fiscal year, Curry County will receive $3 million less of the General Fund.
"If additional sources of revenue are not established within the next six months, public safety will be completely compromised, and the county will be dysfunctional," said Itzen.
In addition, county government is operating with a skeleton work force.
24 employees resigned just this year.
10 years ago the Sheriff's Office had 16 road deputies. Now there are only five.


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PSY 355 Week 3 Motivation and the Brain Paper
PSY 355 Week 3 Motivation and the Brain Paper
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• Quitting drinking
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Evaluate the influence of extrinsic and intrinsic factors, including heredity and the environment, on the motivation to engage in your selected behavior.
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How Do You Teach an Old Gun New Tricks?
The CIA wants to use fingerprint scanners and GPS devices to make sure Syria's rebels target Assad -- not the West.
- By Yochi Dreazen
Yochi Dreazen is a Managing Editor for News at Foreign Policy. He is also writer-in-residence at the Center for a New American Security. His book about military suicide was published by Random House's Crown division in 2014.
Prior to joining Foreign Policy, Dreazen was a contributing editor at the Atlantic and the senior national security correspondent for National Journal. He began his career at the Wall Street Journal and spent 11 years at the newspaper, most recently as its military correspondent. He was born in Chicago, and later attended the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, he edited the award-winning daily campus newspaper and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1999 with degrees in History and English. He was hired by the Wall Street Journal immediately after graduation. Dreazen arrived in Iraq in April 2003 with the Fourth Infantry Division, and spent the next two years living in Baghdad as the Wall Street Journal's main Iraq correspondent.
Dreazen has made more than 12 lengthy trips to Iraq and Afghanistan and has spent a total of nearly four years on the ground in the two countries, mostly doing front-line combat embeds. He has reported from more than 20 countries, including Pakistan, Russia, China, Israel, Japan, Turkey, Morocco, and Saudi Arabia.
In 2010, Dreazen received the Military Reporters & Editors association's top award for domestic military reporting in a large publication for a series of articles about military suicide and the psychological traumas impacting veterans of the two long wars. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, Smithsonian, Tablet and the New Republic and he appears regularly on TV and radio programs such as NPR's Diane Rehm Show and PBS' Washington Week with Gwen Ifill. Dreazen gives frequent lectures about journalism, the wars and current events to both civilian and military audiences.
Dreazen lives in Washington with his wife, Annie Rosenzweig Dreazen, and their beloved Golden Retriever, Charlie., Shane Harris
Shane Harris is a senior staff writer at Foreign Policy, covering intelligence and cyber security. He is the author of The Watchers: The Rise of America's Surveillance State, which chronicles the creation of a vast national security apparatus and the rise of surveillance in America. The Watchers won the New York Public Library's Helen Bernstein Book Award for Excellence in Journalism, and the Economist named it one of the best books of 2010. Shane is the winner of the Gerald R. Ford Prize for Distinguished Reporting on National Defense. He has four times been named a finalist for the Livingston Awards for Young Journalists, which honor the best journalists in America under the age of 35. Prior to joining Foreign Policy, he was the senior writer for The Washingtonian and a staff correspondent at National Journal., Dan Lamothe
Dan Lamothe is an award-winning military journalist and war correspondent. He has written for Marine Corps Times and the Military Times newspaper chain since 2008, traveling the world and writing extensively about the Afghanistan war both from Washington and the war zone. He also has reported from Norway, Spain, Germany, the Republic of Georgia and while underway with the U.S. Navy. Among his scoops, Lamothe reported exclusively in 2010 that the Marine Corps had recommended that Marine Cpl. Dakota Meyer receive the Medal of Honor. This year, he was part of a team of journalists that exposed senior Marine Corps leaders' questionable involvement in legal cases, and then covering it up. A Pentagon investigation is underway in those cases.
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After more than three years of civil war in Syria, the Obama administration may soon send shoulder-fired missiles to the rebels fighting the country's dictator, Bashar al-Assad. But before the first missiles fly, they'll have to be outfitted with fingerprint scanners and GPS systems designed to keep the weapons from falling into the wrong hands. There's only one problem: It's not clear the relatively high-tech security equipment will be compatible with the decidedly low-tech, twenty-year old missiles.
The weapons in question are the awkwardly named man-portable air defense systems, or MANPADS. The mujahadeen battling Soviet troops in Afghanistan in the 1980s used U.S.-supplied versions of them to shoot dozens of enemy helicopters out of the sky. The beleaguered Syrian insurgents fighting Assad today say they need the missiles to prevent Syrian aircraft from strafing and bombing their positions. The rebels have been steadily losing ground to Assad, and officials in Saudi Arabia and other Middle Eastern nations argue that the MANPADS may be one of the last, best chances to give the rebels a potentially game-changing weapon.
The White House has considered giving the weapons to the rebels in the past, but held back because of fears that the weapons — which are extraordinarily easy to use — might be taken out of Syria and used against Western airliners. Typically weighing between 28 and 55 pounds, they can be carried by a single person and launched quickly without sophisticated targeting information. The missiles are stored in a tube that's between four and 6 1/2 feet long — easy to hide in the trunk of a car or in a case.
Fears about the weapons winding up with Islamist militants have led the CIA to look for technological ways of ensuring that they can only be used against Assad's forces. The agency, according to people familiar with the matter, is considering a pair of options. One would involve installing fingerprint scanners, which would prevent the missiles from being fired by anyone who hadn't been vetted by the U.S. The other would be a GPS-based system that would render a shoulder-fired missile inoperable if it was taken outside of certain parts of Syria.
Versions of both systems are standard equipment in iPhones and other modern gadgets. Making them standard equipment in the MANPADS would be far harder. The biometric system, for instance, would require the U.S. or its allies to take the fingerprints of authorized rebels and then program them into the devices attached to each missile. That, in turn, would require either smuggling the fingerprint-taking equipment into Syria or getting the rebels to CIA bases in Jordan or Turkey.
The second option would be just as challenging. According to officials with knowledge of the matter, technical experts with the CIA have struggled to get a locking mechanism linked to GPS satellites to work with the older variety of missile launchers. Even when the GPS systems are ready for use, CIA engineers will need to install them on individual MANPADS, a potentially lengthy process that could further slow the weapons' introduction to the battlefield.
Even if the GPS locks are made to work, some fear that they could still be disabled in the field.
"I think the real issue here is the U.S. government is loath to put these weapons into rebel hands unless the lockouts are completely immune to external compromise, or hacking," said Christopher Harmer, an analyst with the Institute for the Study of War and a former Navy helicopter pilot. "Until the U.S. government is satisfied that the lockouts work, and that they are immune from external compromise, it won't supply these top end weapons to the rebels."
The CIA didn't respond to a request for comment.
The administration's tortured internal debates over what types of weapons to provide to Syria's rebels has plagued Washington' Syria policy for two years and strained relations with key allies in Riyadh and other Middle Eastern capitals. In 2012, then-Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey supported a plan — hatched by CIA Director David Petraeus and backed by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — to arm moderate Syrian rebels. Despite the near consensus of President Obama's top national security team, the White House overruled the officials and opted against sending the armaments into Syria.
Saudi Arabia became so frustrated with the inability of the U.S. and other world powers to form a coherent opposition to Assad that last year it gave up a coveted spot on the U.N. Security Council, a move that shocked diplomats and exposed the growing rift between the U.S. and one of its closest Middle East friends.
The MANPADS are emerging as another potential flashpoint. Saudi Arabia has stockpiles of the weapons but is waiting for U.S. permission to send them into Syria, a step the White House has so far refused to take to authorize. The administration, in a nutshell, argues that they're too dangerous to send into Syria without carefully vetting their recipients and installing robust safeguards.
The State Department said in a 2011 assessment of the weapon that keeping MANPADS away from terrorists is a "major priority of the U.S. government." Since 1975, some 40 civilian aircraft have been hit by MANPADs across the world, causing about 28 crashes and more than 800 deaths, the assessment found. In 2003, then-Secretary of State Colin Powell called MANPADS the most serious threat to civilian aviation. His remarks were prompted in part by a terrorist attack the previous year, in which unidentified assailants fired two SA-7 shoulder-fired missiles at an Israeli passenger jet as it took off from Mombasa, Kenya. The missiles missed their target but raised the specter of terrorists using a relatively cheap and widely available weapon to cause massive casualties. Fear over an airliner shootdown has prompted a recent online petition calling on Congress to expressly forbid the CIA from ending MANPADS into Syria.
The State Department has cited several other reported attacks of MANPADS since the 9/11 terrorist attacks, including a strike on a DHL Airbus cargo jet carrying mail over Iraq in 2003, which was forced to return to an airport in Baghdad, and the shootdown four years later of a Transaviaexport Ilyushin 76TD cargo plane over Mogadishu, Somalia, which killed the entire crew of 11.
MANPADs have also taken down numerous military aircraft, including the United States'. The U.S. decision to supply the weapons to the mujahadeen in Afghanistan from 1979 to 1988 is widely believed to have helped turn the tide of the war there, enabling the Afghan rebels to launch attacks against Soviet aircraft. Some have speculated that they have been used against U.S. troops in Afghanistan since 9/11, including in the August 2011 shootdown of a helicopter carrying 38 people, including 17 U.S. Navy SEALs — the deadliest single day in the war in Afghanistan. A U.S. military investigation found the helicopter — call sign "Extortion 17" — was hit with a rocket-propelled grenade and crashed, but U.S. Navy SEALs who witnessed the disaster reportedly still believe it could have been a MANPAD, which are more powerful and accurate.
The world is already lousy with MANPADS — there are half a million on earth, several thousand of which are available for sale on the black market, according to the Federation of American Scientists. The Obama administration may find the inability to properly secure the missiles a non-starter and ultimately decline to send the weapons. But Oubai Shahbandar, a senior adviser to the Syrian o
pposition, said that both Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have been pushing the U.S. to authorize the missile shipments. U.S. government officials, he said, see the use of biometric systems and GPS locks as a way of assuaging U.S. concerns that the weapons not get picked up by terrorists.
If the administration ultimately signs off, only small numbers of MANPADS would be sent Syria at one time, raising doubts about whether such a modest amount of arms would help turn the tide of the war. The technical challenges with the GPS locks may provide a convenient excuse for the administration to avoid having to answer that question and sending the missiles at all.
There's one bright spot for the Syrian opposition: Even if MANPADS aren't on the way, the anti-Assad fighters have recently obtained powerful anti-tank missiles. The weapons may not have come directly from the U.S., but experts say they almost certainly arrived in Syria with U.S. approval, possibly via Qatar or Saudi Arabia. The CIA also has a base in Jordan where it has trained Syrian rebels.


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TAMPA — Take a deep breath, Tampa Bay Buccaneers fans.
Or a chill pill. Anything to relax. Mark Dominik and Raheem Morris know you were a little worried that with all this quarterback talk, they might neglect the defense.
But Sunday, the second day of the draft, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' general manager and coach devoted three of their five picks to your favorite side of the football.
One day after shivering the timbers of some nostalgic fans by using the 17th overall pick on Kansas State quarterback Josh Freeman, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected two defensive linemen and a cornerback.
"I was very aware," Mark Dominik said. "I've been part of this organization for 14 years, and I got to start with it when (Derrick) Brooks and (Warren) Sapp stepped in the door. So I understand this town and how important defense is to it.
"And the year before I got here is the last time we took a quarterback in the first round (Trent Dilfer in 1994). So I knew that there was going to be some reservations about that considering what this town is so used to. But I'm excited about what we did (Saturday) in terms of the direction and long-term plan for this franchise."
More of that plan was revealed Sunday. The Bucs began by adding two pieces to the defensive line, Texas tackle Roy Miller (third round, 81st overall) and USC end Kyle Moore (fourth round, 117th overall). Both were voted captains by their teammates and provide versatility against the run and pass.
The 6-foot-1, 315-pound Miller bench-presses 500 pounds and is primarily a run-stuffer who will be part of a rotation with Chris Hovan and Ryan Sims.
Moore (6-5, 272), for whom the Bucs traded a seventh-round pick to the Cowboys to move up three spots and draft, has a long wingspan and can play left end and move inside to tackle on passing downs.
In the fifth round, the Bucs took Illinois left tackle Xavier Fulton, who they hope can back up on both sides. Having dealt their sixth-round choice to Cleveland to jump up two spots for Freeman, the Bucs concluded by selecting Western Michigan cornerback E.J. Biggers and Oregon State receiver Sammie Stroughter in the seventh round.
The Bucs believe the 6-foot, 180-pound Biggers is physical enough to play bump-and-run and his 4.34 40-yard speed will allow him to cover the field.
Stroughter (5-9, 185) caught 70 passes for 1,040 yards and seven touchdowns last season and will provide a slot receiver.
No matter what becomes of those players, this draft will be judged solely by the decision to draft Freeman. Morris, a defensive coordinator at Kansas State for one season, drove the bus on this one. But Dominik insisted he, the scouts and assistants didn't just come along for the ride.
Dominik said he got to see Freeman up close at the Kansas State-Kansas game last season.
"I walked up on the pregame on the field, and I was amazed at his size, his delivery, his arm strength," Dominik said. "You're sitting there going, 'Wow, this guy has got a lot of talent.'
"There were certain questions you just couldn't answer. And as we have walked him through from the start of draft preparation to taking him with our first pick this year, he continued to check the boxes of the things that were important to us."
Dominik says the Bucs don't plan to rush Freeman into the lineup.
"I understand he's 21, and I've seen it where it helps for them to sit," Dominik said. "But I've seen it last year where the guys played themselves onto the football field (Atlanta's Matt Ryan and Baltimore's Joe Flacco).
"But I do realize he's a young quarterback, and ideally, you'd like those guys to at least learn a little about how to prepare and get caught up to the game. We'll see how the preseason goes."
So while the debate on the direction of the Bucs rages outside One Buc Place, inside, it was quiet as a lagoon.
"It's funny. They call upstairs the war room," Dominik said. "I've been part of some fun ones before. But it wasn't a war room up there. We had a good time. It was loose. It was comfortable. We had good dialogue, good discussions. We felt like it was a very productive draft for us."


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Ending what has been a very long day with this tea. No matter what I do I can't seem to get caught up with my school work. Since there's only 3 1/2 weeks left of classes, I'm just going to assume that it's not slowing down and I just need to speed up and somehow get more studying done. Blah. With the sunny weather outside I just want to sit in the sunshine and sip tea.
The dry leaves for this Lemon Lime Cream Tart smell of creamy lemon and lime. I was surprised a the creaminess just from the aroma, it's almost a little sour/tart too, probably from the citrus notes. The tea itself has a sweet and tart lemon lime aroma. There's a sweet, citrusy flavor with a tart lemony finish. I am definitely tasting more of the lemon than lime in the flavor, but I think the tartness is from the lime. There is a pretty strong rooibos and honeybush aftertaste with a hint of tart citrus that I'm not crazy about. Adding milk and sweetener does tone down the rooibos aftertaste, but it is still there. I wish this had just a tiny bit more cream added into the flavor. I am excited to compare this to the Lime Chiffon that just came in my order. Thank you, whatshesaid for this sample!!
-Dry blend has fine rooibos and honeybush with long pieces of lemongrass, pieces of dried fruit peel and small blue petals.
-Dry leaves smell like creamy lemon and lime. Tea liquor aroma is of sweet and tart lemon and lime.
-Tea liquor is a clear medium reddish orange color.
-Sweet citrusy flavor with a tart lemony finish. Strong rooibos and honeybush aftertaste with a hint of tart citrus.
-Best with milk and sweetener.
-Very good tea. A creamy, tart and citrusy cup. Becomes smooth and mellow with milk and sweetener. Small rooibos and honeybush aftertaste.


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Silly Sheep Gameplay 1 iOS / Android
Silly Sheep
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Internet sharing through router
I have a Windows XP system connecting through a USB cellphone as a modem. It connects at 1015kbps!! for 15 dollars a month and since we live in the country, it has become our primary internet connection.
I have a router and the XP and my SUSE 9.2 system both using static IP adresses.
Router 192.168.8.1
Both XP and SUSE are connected to LAN ports on the router.It has a WAN port , but i didn't think i could use it since i would be connecting a computer and not a modem.
My problem is that I don't know what to do in SUSE to get internet working. I have connected using the cellphone on the SUSE box and that works fine, but when i try to get the internet connection through the router it doesn't work.
hopefully thats clear and I didn't forget anything
Re: Internet sharing through router
Holy Guacamole that sounds truly awesome.
Never heard of this before.
Questions: Are you using any special software on the WinBox to connect to the net using the cellphone.
Do you know if the protocol used to connect is DHCP?
Most importantly, you'll need to enable Internet Connection Sharing on the XP box. Then you should be able to get online.
I am using dial up connection manager or whatever default program XP uses to dial up. It is a dynamic IP,but does I don't know if that means it's using DHCP....
And I do have internet connection sharing enabled on the XP box , but I just tried it again and internet still didn't come up.And now, although I don't remember changing anything, I can't ping the XP box from the SUSE box, although i can ping the SUSE from the XP....It says PING 192.168.8.4 (192.168.8.4) 56(84) bytes of data. (and then something like) can't complete. sndmsg disabled.
I can ping the router from the SUSE box, and the XP box can ping itself...
So I should be ok plugging the XP box with internet into a LAN port and not the WAN port?
sorry ,that's really confusing but I don't know how to state it better.
Oh, and just so you know, I really haven't done any software settings in SUSE. I've put down the IP, and the default gateway as the router and I tried the default gateway as the computer with internet, neither worked. But that is all I have done in SUSE. I feel like i should have some more settings to set , but I wouldn't know what they are.
Basically what you have to set on the clients are 2 settings once you can ping the router (the XP box running ICS)
The lan IP of the router is your Gateway/default route.
I guess Suse has some GUI tool to set it, in CLI it would be something like
route add default gw 192.168.8.4
So what you tell your computer is to send all the packets that are not for the local lan to the internet.
Because the machine who actually acts as a router is your XP machine you use it's IP as your Gateway.
After setting this you should be able to ping internet addresses like eg 126.96.36.199 from the suse box.
Secondly your computer has to know the IP of a computer that acts as a DNS server, which means it will translate
URLs (eg www.yahoo.com) into an IP. Without this you won't be able to browse webpages.
Find out what the primary/secondary DNS of your internet service provider (ISP) is and put those 2 IPs into the right place
in the SuSe GUI tools. If you wanted to use the CLI instead you could also edit the file /etc/resolv.conf
In there put 2 lines with the DNS IPs (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx yyy.yyy.yyy.yyy) of your ISP as follows :
nameserver xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
Tell us how you went.
PS: You could also use the router as a router but then you'll have to setup the router as such and do some more changes.
Your IP Range has Changed
When you enable Internet Connection Sharing, your LAN interface on your XP box automatically changes to 192.168.0.1 and it enables a DHCP server on your XP box.
Suse will need to be readdressed to a 192.168.0.X address with a Default Gateway of 192.168.0.1. DNS should be pointed to a public DNS server, or to the XP box. That should get you out to the Internet.
It is also good to note that you may be breaking the terms of service of your cell connection. I have looked into this solution through Verizon and Sprint in this area, and they both say that you cannot provide service to other machines.
Hope this helps.
he has touter connected to the network and two boxes (independently connected to the router)
SuSE NIC config:
IP address 192.168.8.3
Gateway 192.168.8.1
mask 255.255.255.0
edit /etc/resolv.conf and add
nameserver ip.address.of_your_primary_DNS_server
nameserver ip.address.of_your_secondary_DNS_server
IP addresses of your DNS you can get from windows box (or call admin)
That is all no ICS or any other magic.:D
this one is wrong too:
Ok, so i think i do need ICS on ,cuz i have the internet going through a computer to the router, not from a modem to a router. But anywayz ,maybe i was wrong earlier, but i REALLLY thought i could ping the XP from the SUSE, but i can't at all, i can ping every possible which way except from SUSE to XP.
so let me explain stuff over again and see if i can make it clearer
My router
dhcp disabled
XP Box
ICS enabled, firewall off, USB modem with dynamic IP
Gateway: i have tried blank and 192.168.8.1
I have a suse box with its settings at
Gateway: i have tried both 192.168.8.4 , and 192.168.8.1
dns 184.108.40.206
with those settings, i can't ping the XP box from SUSE, but i can ping everthing else from everywhere.
sssorrry , and thanks.
what is your config?
internet <-> windows <-> router <-> SuSE
or SuSe
internet <->router <
windows xp
in the first situation windows has two NICs
one with dynamic IP address connested to the internet
second cart with static adress connected to the router. So first you need to configure router so it will connect properly with windows. It is guite simple.
Anyway, if SuSE is connected to the router, then for SuSE router's IP address is gateway.
I suspect that right now you have mess instead of network connection
If SuSE is connected to the net through router then using windows IP address as a gateway makes no sense. SuSE will care less how router is connected, however if you did not properly configure router then connction will fail.
you shoud have
modem <-> NIC1(dynamic IP, mask, external gateway on your LAN) -windows-NIC2 (IP192.168.4) <->router (IP address 192.168.8.1, gateway 192.168.1.4, mask) <->NIC-SuSE ip address 192.168.1.8.2, gateway 192.168.8.1, mask)
all should have DNS
My XP box has a USB modem as its internet source
It has one NIC connected to the router
I now have its gateway to the routers IP(192.168.8.1)
My SUSE box needs to get internet from the XP computer, so I plugged it into the router. My SUSE box has a gateway of 192.168.8.1 as well now.
so i guess my configuration would be
internet <-> windows <-> router <-> SuSE
because XP has the internet connection.
Sorry if I didn't do the other stuff you said, the thing I got out of it that applied was to change my gateways to the router, which i did.
But anyways, i still can't get internet.
I think the first thing i need to fix is the fact that i can't ping the XP machine FROM SUSE but i can ping SUSE from XP.
Thanks for the patience
what is gateway address in your Windows box?
right now it is 192.168.8.1 but like 5 minutes ago it was set to nothing
Thanks but i get the impression thats for connecting computers with a USB cable and integrating it to an ethernet network. Shouldn't i just be able to treat the cell phone as a normal modem, it shows up in windows XP as a USB modem, and has all the same traits as a modem or ethernet card.
i wont be back till tommorow, thanks for the help ,sorry im so difficult
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Severe weather, including high winds, snow and ice, can damage shrubs and bushes, altering your carefully planned landscape. Often the damage is cosmetic only, and selective pruning and time will bring the shrub back. Immediate attention is required to resolve hazardous situations, but cosmetic pruning is best left until the shrub has a chance to recover.
Things You'll Need
- Rubbing alcohol or sanitizing wipe
- Cloth or paper towel
- Hand saw
- Loppers
- Sharp knife
Contact your power company or a tree professional to deal with branches hanging near or over utility or power lines. This is a hazardous situation that requires the services of a trained professional.
Clean your pruning tools, wiping them down with rubbing alcohol or a sanitizing wipe between cuts.
Remove loose, broken and damaged branches immediately, cutting back to healthy wood. Make cuts just beyond the branch collar, a branch joint or leaf bud. Use loppers to remove branches with a diameter less than 1 1/2 inches and a handsaw to cut larger branches, using a 3-part cut. Saw up from below the branch first, approximately 8 to 12 inches from the branch collar, sawing until the blade binds. Make the second cut approximately 2 to 3 inches further down the branch, cutting from the top until the branch breaks or falls away. The third cut is to remove the stump. Saw completely through the branch just beyond the branch collar.
Remove loose or shredded bark from the shrub, being careful not to disturb healthy bark. Smooth the edges of dead or dying bark using a sharp knife. Pull or pry away bark that is not attached to the tree, exposing as little of the inner bark as necessary.
Inspect the shrub for dead branches. If in doubt, scratch the branch lightly with your fingernail or a knife. Live wood is green or white, dead wood is brown or black beneath the bark. Remove dead wood, making cuts beyond a node or bud and cutting back until live wood is encountered.
Watch the shrub for signs of recovery. Once new growth has appeared, evaluate the existing branches and trim or remove those that are not healthy. Resist the urge to prune the remaining branches too soon. The shrub may look unattractive, but a healthy shrub will recover. After ice or cold damage, it may take longer in the spring for new growth to appear, so be patient.
Prune away up to one third of the shrub each spring to restore it to a pleasing shape and rejuvenate it.
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I've had this a number of times and I keep going back and forth about it.
On the one hand, it smells fantastic and deliciously chocolatey and is pretty good at waking me up. Fellow college-students-with-2-exams-this-week would know this is a super important factor sometimes when picking out teas…
On the other hand.. the flavor just doesn't wow me. It's good, just not amazing and not nearly as good as it smells. I drink most of my teas plain, although I've tried agave nectar in this blend and it did virtually nothing to change the taste. And from what I've read about mate teas.. I feel a little tepid towards drinking it.
I'm not a huge fan of chocolate teas though, so that could be it. In any case, I have about half a 50g bag left if anyone would be interested in a trade. I'm also new to steepster so I'd love to trade teas in general too :)
I've had this a number of times and I keep going back and forth about it.


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Tonight, the North Pulaski Falcons end their 2012 season as they travel to Sylvan Hills. The Falcons (1-8, 0-6 5A-Central) are looking for their first victory since the first game of the season when they defeated Little Rock Fair, 13-12.
Since that time, the Falcons have scored a total of 57 points over the last eight contests, including two shutouts. Meanwhile, opponents have amassed 289 points including four games with over 40 points.
Sylvan Hills (4-5, 3-3) has something to play for as they need a victory plus some help to make the playoffs. It's the first time since 2009, that the Bears have been in this position. Sylvan Hills' three conference losses have been to Jacksonville, Little Rock Christian and Pulaski Academy, the conference leader. Jacksonville and Little Rock Mills, who the Bears beat, also have playoff spots locked up. The fourth spot comes down to Little Rock Christian and Sylvan Hills. Basically, if Little Rock Christian wins they'll go because of head to head competition.
The Bears lead the series, 7-0.