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His opponent, Arashi Fujiwara, is a Japanese kickboxer who fights for the AJKF. He seems quite used to fighting Muay Thai rules and his style reflects as much. Fujiwara fights as a southpaw in this bout and shows a solid power base from the stance.
This bout goes down at 55kg, 122 lb bantamweight. Fujiwara wears red shorts and Pinsiam blue.
Thanks to cripcrip13 for the video. The single most impressive thing about Pinsiam's performance was maybe his control of range. The first round sees him picking off his opponent with jabs, right kicks, and teeps, while staying just beyond Fujiwara's attacks. His sense of timing and distance were such that his slightly open boxing technique, particularly his jab, didn't end up landing him in trouble. He only stayed consistently in the pocket after hurting Fujiwara with a long cross in the second round.
In retrospect, it seems the whole fight was building up to that cross, with Pinsiam establishing an increasing grip on Fujiwara's distance and movement. Fujiwara never really recovers from the first right hand and is saved by the bell after being dropped again by a left hook. Pinsiam's loopy, but effective, boxing finishes off Fujiwara at the start of the third. Pinsiam stands in front of his dazed opponent, throwing shots cranked to 110% power, but Fujiwara is hardly in a state to counter. The counter game this fight belongs entirely to Pinsiam, who timed his opponent well with teeps to disrupt balance, tricky right kicks, and repeated use of a deft right cross.
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As if it will change. It's been 8 to 9 months of things going their way. Oh well.
The rich get richer and another Cincinnati team disappoints when there are decent expectations (see also Bengals whenever they are expected to be good).
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The MuayThai Premier League held their second event in Padova, Italy on the weekend and featured some great action. Unfortunately, there was no live stream or broadcast anywhere but videos are starting to be uploaded. The event will air on The Score in Canada on October 18th. From the looks of it, the event drew a pretty poor attendance. We'll update with more videos as they're uploaded. Here's what we have so far:
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On your 2nd point, SRAM might be larger, but remember your program is running in it. EEPROM on the other hand is all there for you to write data to, and you'd be able to store up to 341 of your 3 integer value sets before you ran out.
Thanks for the help! I already know each integer takes 2 bytes. Thats 6 bytes for the ints and 2 bytes for the commas, 8 bytes.<snip>The EEPROM is 1024 bytes right? So 1024/8=128 value sets. I dont understand how you get 341, thats 1024/341=3.002 bytes?
And I thought the SRAM because yes it has more space and you have to declare the size of an array at initialization anyway, so I can just see how much memory my sketch takes (slightly more than half) and then assign some (not all) of whats left for my array? Or would that slow down the processing or something?
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The most striking thing about this iPhone game is that it's an almost carbon copy of Grand Theft Auto titles of old, and it bears many similarities to the recently released Chinatown Wars. Most notably, the game is presented from an almost (but not quite) top-down angle, with the odd object flying past you reminding you that this is indeed 3D. Presentation is top notch - the game looks crisp at all times and there's clearly been an effort to ensure that it runs at a good framerate. The excellent interface means that there are few times when your fingers will block the action - surprising for such a small screen. Icons are semitransparent and most only appear when you need them.
The game's story focuses on Randal, the blonde haired protagonist who you'll control for your time in Jack City. He's a million dollars in debt and of course, this is to a very stern looking mob boss. His demands for $50,000 per week have led Randal to crime in order to pay his dues. By a week, the game really does mean a week - it runs in real time, a decision which I'm not entirely sure is the right one.
There's always a clock on screen, so if you're waiting for a bus then you'll always be able to see what time it is now. But that's about where the merits of this system end - if you're a daytime gamer, then you'll never get to see the city under lights, something that makes it look even more impressive. It also means that time is never frozen in the game world - if you stop playing the game for a week and miss an instalment of your repayment you'll have to start the whole game again. It's not ideal, but the company defends its choice by saying that they expect players to easily meet the targets by playing frequently in short bursts.
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I see that alot of you pattern your guns at 40 yds at a 10" circle. What do you consider to be a good shot count if the circle as a goal?


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This is gorgeous!!! This would be nice for someone in a wheel chair. Beautiful job.
How stunning. Beautiful.
verrry verry nice we all would love a gorgeous new wrap..:rolleyes:
Beautifully executed! Are you saying that you took a class on Craftsy? If so it was well worth it. I'll bet you can really use it where you live.
Absolutely stunning! I have purchased that class just haven't had time to even look at it! BUT, you have so inspired me!! If only I could do 1/2 as well as you have done!! I also have a longarm and have mentioned to Craftsy that it would be nice if they offered a class for LA beginners...but wow you sure don't need it when it comes to feathers!! Thank you for sharing!
Gorgeous! You learned a lot in that class. Was it for longarmers, or would home machine quilters benefit from it, too.
That is so beautiful. It should keep you nice and warm.
GORGEOUS !!! Will you bind them?
The teacher works on a domestic machine. But the information other than how to set up the tension works for either. Most classes work for either. When I started longarming, all that knowledge of stiches and designs, fabrics and design were just transferred to the longarm. Only the thread was different.
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Yeah - that was probably one of the many knockoffs. Much lower quality than Hasbro's, though the mold has gone through some degradation.
Yeah - that was probably one of the many knockoffs. Much lower quality than Hasbro's, though the mold has gone through some degradation.
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
Gotta echo Chaddymac's post. Thundercracker was the last seeker to make it to the States and it was the victim of the Knockoffers shortly before that. I have seen one in person and it really doesn't look that bad. If yours was loose, odds are it was a knockoff, sorry. Doesn't matter though, so long as he looks the part he's supposed to play in your collection and you didn't pay too much for him.
The Takara figures are usually made with different paint applications and sometimes better quality plastic. There's picture comparisons of most of the figures out on the net if you care to look. Our Tracks and theirs look different, as well as Wheeljack and Jazz and is very noticeable on the "Laser Optimus Prime". The one it's easiest to see is the figure I mentioned earlier, Bumblebee: In the "Reveal the Shield" version, he's a re-use/repaint of his "Classics" figure, with the 2 black stripes painted on him to tie him into his "live action movie" disaster. The "United" version is molded in gold-esque plastic, and treated with metallic accents.
I also have both the "Classics" version and "Henkei" version of quite a few Transformers and they look noticeably different in decoration as well as feel different in their construction, I prefer the Takara versions over the Hasbro versions hands down, and even ended up paying LESS for the Takara versions a few times, which I never thought made much sense.
I looked closer at it last night and it appears that some screws where loose. Once I tightened them, the figure held together better. But yeah, I think its a knock off.
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Well, like I said, if it holds together well and looks the part and didn't cost too much, he's fine really. Mine came from HTS and feels very cheap. Plastic is almost brittle, I don't like handling it too much. He stands with Starscream and Skywarp on the shelf tho, so he does his job well.
Often for me, the Japanese releases just don't offer enough to justify spending 3x the money. They're better usually (not always) but they aren't 3 times better, they're often like 25% better. And a lot of my buddies complain about the Japanese releases being more fragile (this is a more recent development, 10 years ago they were always consistently better).
I picked up Sandstorm, Icepick, and Whirl from the Human Alliance Basic line. Each has its own issues but its own charms too. Whirl makes a really good weapon emplacement, and even though the chopper is silly small and the colors aren't too good, it kinda works.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I agree wholeheartedly that they're pricy. I will only spring for them when I'm faced paying roughly the same amount via gougers for the American releases. I got into collecting the "Classics" line late and most of them had gone off the shelves here already, so in order to get them, I had to look on Ebay or spring for the Takara versions. Well if I'm going to have to pay $30 for a Classics Cliffjumper, well I'm gonna get the $30 one from Japan with the cooler paintjob.
I haven't had any quality issues though. For example: all the complaints about the Masterpiece Rodimus? I haven't had any of those problems with mine, and no fragility issues with any official figures either. Knockoffs though...that's another story. I have only purchased a handful of these as cheap parts for customs, but they are generally incredibly inferior in their materials, and some of the "3rd Party" figures are incredibly cheaply made for their cost. The most notorious of these is a recent "Not Arcee" figure that was just such utter crap, I actually repackaged it and Ebayed it at a loss to get rid of it.
This is a great Groupon. I wonder why it's only showing up for people in Louisville?
All Hail Darth Schmitsky!
Dunno, but I snagged one last night. Thanks for the head's up. Of course everything I would buy is out of stock soooo...thankfully they don't expire. I'll hang onto it till something I want does pop up.
I can attest to Grapple and Windcharger showing up at Ross, having gotten them myself today. One Windcharger; he was the only Scout-class figure. One Grapple, who appeared to be in an untouched column of Voyagers: two Deep Dives, two Lugnuts, and one Grapple. They also had put out Laser Prime and Perceptor, along with some ROTF stuff (Activators, I think).
Windcharger is sweet. Anyone who's been "meh" about him, I'd urge you to reconsider. I've got him posed looking slightly upward, with his hands on his waist; he looks cocky, just the way he should. I haven't opened Grapple or Lugnut yet, and won't until after Comic-Con. (Yes, I bought Lugnut. I know he's not G1, but he looked bloody awesome. Had he not been $10, or if he were an Autobot, I'd likely have passed. But I can use a few more 'Cons; I always feel like the heroes should be underdogs, but Hasbro makes it tough to do that, given the way they release something like seventeen Autobots for every Decepticon.)
I saw a few Generations Wheeljacks and Thundercrackers at two different Target locations so anyone still needing those two might check your local Targets. DOTM hasn't drowned out Generations restocks completely.
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Best gluten free pasta (in my opinion). I've been here multiple times without getting sick!
2107 Broadway St, Redwood City, CA 94063
They have a gluten free menu but the food was terrible and boring.
1610 East Shaw Ave., Fresno, CA 93710
They have a "gluten friendly" menu where certain dishes can be made with gf pasta or modified to not contain gluten ingredients. Got sick after eating the gf cheese and brown butter pasta with a side salad without croutons. They do disclaim that they cannot avoid cross contamination.
5718 S. 1900 West, Taylorsville, UT 84118
Celiac friendly but limited gluten free menu
4154 Village Green, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4, Canada V0N 1B4
Nice place. GF menu. Pastas, steak, chicken, mussels.
603 NW 2nd St, Corvallis, OR 97330
The pasta here is wonderful, and the portions are huge. I have celiac disease and I enjoy eating here. The only thing is that the cheese sauce pasta I get always makes me very full very quickly...I can never tell if it's bloating because of contamination or if it is just filling. Would still recommend for celiacs.
71-700 California 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
I have had the gluten free pasta at this particular Spaghetti factory. I ordered it with the alfredo sauce which they say is a gluten free option. All they do is throw extra cheese onto the pasta with no alfredo sauce. This is the only Spaghetti factory I have gone to that does this. Highly disappointing..the gluten free with alfredo sauce is kind of expensive to only have cheese and no sauce. I will never eat at this particular Spaghetti factory again!
575 University Mall, Orem, UT 84097
I was really excited to eat here, but I got so sick from cross contamination. I ordered the chicken Alfredo off of the gluten free menu. It was so delicious & I about died over their Alfredo sauce. Maybe I just went on a bad day, but it was around 3 on a Wednesday when there was no crowd.
1735 Jefferson Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402
got sick after eating here
210 S. Meridian St., Indianapolis, IN 46225
Good service. The pasta was very tasty.
575 University Mall, Orem, UT 84097
My wife and I have eaten here many times in 2016 and 2017. Great service and no contamination issues.
17100 Southcenter Pkwy #160, Tukwila, WA 98188
Got sick after eating what was supposed to be gluten free Alfredo. Waiter wasn't able to say what went into the sauce and I shouldn't have taken his word for it.
152 S. Monroe, Spokane, WA 99201
I've eaten here twice as a celiac and never been sick. Long wait to get in, I recommend you get there early and sit in bar. Chicken and GF Pasta were delicious.
235 W. Market St., Louisville, KY 40202
I had gluten free pasta with alfredo sauce. Very good food!
1418 N. Central Ave., Phoenix, AZ 85004
It was delicious, but I was poisoned on New Years Eve!!!! Make sure you are very thorough in your instructions to make sure you don't get cross contaminated.
235 W. Market St., Louisville, KY 40202
Celiac friendly but meals for children not adults. Was supposed to get "baked" mac and cheese for adults and it was not baked, was just noodles and cheese just like from a box. I could've done that at home instead of spending $80 for dinner :-/
1955 Mt. Diablo, Concord, CA 94520
Food was tasty but I reacted to their gluten friendly menu. Probably won't eat there again.
233 Park Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55415
didn't feel safe eating the chicken breast that looked breaded, but, I am very sensitive.
275 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101
Both myself and my 9 year old daughter are gluten intolerant and we found the staff knowledgeable. We did not get sick. The food was pleasant, not incredible, but pleasant. I had noodles, sauce and italian sausage. She had alfredo with chicken in it. We also had the ice cream for dessert. Overall, a nice experience and we would eat there again.
18925 N.W. Tanasbourne Dr., Hillsboro, OR 97124
The menu is gluten friendly not gluten free. You can order gluten free items but the restaurant makes it clear that it is not a gluten free facility and cross contamination and/or errors are possible. I wish I had know this before I arrived.
5718 S. 1900 West, Taylorsville, UT 84118
Limited selections, but we've had good experiences with the mizithra. Staff knowledge is hit and miss.
235 W. Market St., Louisville, KY 40202
absolutely delicious! they are well informed and super friendly. I might even go back again while I'm in town! the prices are really reasonable. I did not have any sort of reaction.
51 N. San Pedro, San Jose, CA 95110
I've been glutenated twice there, despite having reported an allergy when ordering the gf pasta.
3191 Mission Inn Ave., Riverside, CA 92507
Although they have a GF menu, the meal seems incomplete without a nice crusty bread (there are many great options they could stock, especially from Mariposa Bakery). The same problem with the pasta, only corkscrew pasta, no matter the dish, which makes the clam's linguine somehow not work. Again there are multiple GF pastas available on the market that they could stock. The atmosphere is festive and the service very good, if they update to a fuller GF menu they are all set. For now, too limited and GF seems like an afterthought.
152 S. Monroe, Spokane, WA 99201
I was really disappointed by the service, the gal who seated us said I had to go to the front desk to get a gluten free menu, it is already on the menu... Then, it specifically says that cross contamination may occur. Fortunately I don't have celiac's so I just gambled that I would feel ok. So far so good. Service was terrible and I would not recommend if you have celiac's!
17384 Chesterfield Airport Rd., Chesterfield, MO 63005
They don't have a lot of items to choose. The waiter was very helpful and the food was good.
1910 J St., Sacramento, CA 95814
Was scared to eat here but gave it a shot. They claim to have a separate area to cook GF pasta. My food tasted great and did not have reaction, very pleasantly surprised. Also took a chance and had the house Chianti which was also fine.
575 University Mall, Orem, UT 84097
I got cross contaminated at this place. I was very specific as always while ordering, the waiter acted like he knew what he was doing but unfortunately I was not so lucky. I will not be returning!
5718 S. 1900 West, Taylorsville, UT 84118
not a separate gluten free menu. too much trouble to order. and are rude to you when you don't understand what there is gf.
2801 Elliott Ave., Seattle, WA 98121
I'm celiac, have eaten here multiple occasions and not had any negative reaction. The food isn't GREAT but the vibes are classic
575 University Mall, Orem, UT 84097
I really love the brown butter and mizithra with the GF pasta but I've eaten at this location twice and both times I was sick! I always try to make a point and tell them I'm sensitive and I don't know what it is, but I get sick every time.
71-700 California 111, Rancho Mirage, CA 92270
I'm always afraid to have gf pasta in a restaurant because of cross-contamination possibilities, but we ate here last week anyway, and it was delicious! The menu is clearly marked and my server and the hostess were both very knowledgeable about what was gf. My server even verified the cooking process to ease my mind. I was on vacation and did not want to get sick. It was simple, but yummy food. Best of all, no sickness later. And they give you ice cream for dessert. GF of course!
1635 Industrial Park Avenue, Redlands, CA 92374
I love The Spaghetti Factory! I'm still sad (and a bit mystified) that their broccoli can't be prepared to be gluten free, but the pasta, salad, and ice cream are delicious!
1910 J St., Sacramento, CA 95814
We ate here for a team banquet while in town playing on the outdoor ice rink at Raley Field in Sacramento. The wait staff was very knowledgeable about gluten issues and explained how they make their GF pasta away from the other dishes. They even brought me a salad and explained that it was made without exposure to croutons. So far, no reactions. I took Glutenease before the meal, so that may have helped eliminate minor cross contamination, if there was any. Now I have another option to PF Changs when in Sacramento. Good job OSF.
233 Park Ave., Minneapolis, MN 55415
To go service was poor, open dressing containers spilled and they "don't include ice cream because it melts". Food was so so.
1735 Jefferson Avenue, Tacoma, WA 98402
I went for my fiancés birthday, the waitress was very knowledgeable and took great care to make sure that everything wasn't cross contaminated. It didn't make me sick, and we've gone 4 times since November. It's pricey, but the service was great.
111 N. Twin Oaks Valley Rd., San Marcos, CA 92069
Really great food and was not cross contaminated!
18925 N.W. Tanasbourne Dr., Hillsboro, OR 97124
I go here often and have never had a problem. I make sure a manager is aware that I have Celiac. Gluten free pasta is OK, sauces are great. I love the sausage and baked chicken breast.
730 S.E. 160th Ave., Vancouver, WA 98684
I just tried this place tonight and i thought i was doing well by eating off of the gluten free menu but i guess that wasn't good enough and now i am having a bad reaction. I had the house salad with balsamic vinaigrette without croutons. And some cheesy gluten free pasta. I don't know where i went wrong or someone may have made a mistake in the kitchen. Or maybe i had a bread crumb...i don't know but i don't believe i can eat here again.
2509 S.W. 196th St., Lynnwood, WA 98036
I am gluten sensitive and I didn't have any issues. I love their GF pasta with mizithra cheese. Their salads are also very good! I absolutely love the old spaghetti factory!
275 Fifth Avenue, San Diego, CA 92101
Atmosphere was good, gf pasta good, sauce probably the worst I have ever had
235 W. Market St., Louisville, KY 40202
If you have little kids in tow, ask to eat in the trolley car. They have a dedicated gf menu, made ordering easy. My celiac 4 yr old son ate all his gf meaty mac n cheesy, and then devoured half of his sister's g.f. pasta!
110 E. Santa Fe, Fullerton, CA 92832
They have a gluten friendly menu, not gluten free. My server informed me. They cook the pasta and broccoli in the same water as the regular pasta. not good for someone with an allergy or celiac. I was wondering why I was getting sick and couldn't figure it out.
1050 Ala Moana Blvd., Honolulu, HI 96814
food was just ok. waitress was not very knowledgeable about GF items
727 N. First St., St. Louis, MO 63102
I love this place. I'm a celiac and have never gotten the slightest bit sick from here. The manager came out and spoke with me and assured me that they take gluten seriously.
189 Trolley Square, Salt Lake City, UT 84102
Servers aren't aware of options, pasta is fine, but the chicken is gross. Never had a contamination problem, but the food is simply not good.
7727 Laguna Blvd., Elk Grove, CA 95758
No complaints from a gluten perspective, but I definitely wouldn't want to eat here again given how bad and dull the food was. (I had the baked chicken.) My dining companions had soup that seemed as though it might have come out of a packet, and shouldn't the cheese on pasta be Parmesan? What it was instead was something fake tasting. Really pretty dreadful. Even BJs have better pasta (and that is not saying much: I definitely don't recommend BJs!). Sorry not to be more positive.
1910 J St., Sacramento, CA 95814
I had been at other locations of the Old Spaghetti Factory and was able to order items. But this location does not have enough ventilation so for a person who is allergic to wheat it is impossible to eat there. Just sitting at the table before eating I had an allergic reaction just smelling the bread products. I had to rush out in only about 2 minutes of sitting. My asthma is triggered by wheat in the air.
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How quickly can fishless cycling work?
OK, so I have had my 20 gal tank with fish setup for over a month now, and I haven't seen any signs of nitrites.
I have a QT tank 10 gal, setup for a while now, and I decided to run in through the fishless cycling process.
I added ammonia (Ace HW brand) to the tank on Monday. I checked it again Monday night to see the levels of ammonia, and hit it again.
after testing that, my ammonia levels were between 4 and 8ppm.
I have the temp range right now at approximately 78deg, all the cheap heater will do I think.
I just finished testing the water of the QT tank, and I'm seeing 0 ammonia, between 2.0 and 5.0 ppm nitrites, and 5ppm nitrates.
Should the cycle process happen so quickly?
I did put in some live plants on a piece of driftwood that I got when I purchased a used 75gal, established tank.
Is it possible that some bacteria lived on the DW and plants, and survived the trip? It was kept in an unheated bucket for 2 or 3 days, filled with tank water from the established tank.
Is the tank properly cycling, or am I seeing false reading?
I put more ammonia it a few minutes ago, and I'll test that tomorrow morning.
Sounds like the tanks are attempting to cycle. Not much bb will survive 3 days with no food but some could help. If u know a fellow fish keeper in ur area maybe u can get a small bit of bio media from them to speed the cycle up a bit... I just donated a used sponge to a fellow fish keeper in my area for this purpose...KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
gotta love them bunnies!
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Well, it seems as though my 10Gal has fully cycled. Tested this morning, and 0ammonia, 0nitrites, and between 5 and 10ppm of nitrates. Not bad for only 1 week.
Now, what can I transfer from the cycled tank, to the non cycled tank? There running the same filter, so if I just swap the filter media, will that almost instantly cycle the other tank?


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"The court's future now rests to a large extent on the battle being waged between African leaders with little interest in justice and those Africans, including many activists and victims, who see an end to impunity for mass atrocities as essential for Africa's future. One can only hope that the welfare of African people takes precedence over the perceived interests of African leaders."
What are we to make of the fact that in its eleven-year history, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has prosecuted only Africans? Should the court be condemned for discrimination—for taking advantage of Africa's weak global position—as some African leaders contend? Or should it be applauded for giving long-overdue attention to atrocities in Africa—a sign that finally someone is concerned about the countless ignored African victims, as many African activists contend? This debate is at the heart of one of the most serious challenges the ICC has ever faced. If the current attack on it succeeds, the court's future may be in doubt.
The ICC was founded in 2002, under a treaty negotiated at a global conference in Rome, as an independent judicial body that would challenge impunity for the gravest international crimes—genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Unlike the International Court of Justice, which is also based in The Hague but settles legal disputes between states, the International Criminal Court addresses mass atrocities committed by individuals. To avoid prosecution, ruthless national leaders too often threaten, corrupt, or compromise judges and prosecutors at home, but those in The Hague should be beyond the reach of such obstructionism. TheICC is meant as a court of last resort for victims and survivors who cannot find justice in their own country and as a deterrent to leaders who have little to fear from domestic prosecution. The court has now been accepted by 122 states. The United States has not joined it out of fear that Americans might be prosecuted.


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Welcome to the Sheriff's Office
Montrose County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) has been serving Montrose and surrounding communities since 1876. The MCSO has over 100 employees who work in the Patrol Division, Communications, Detention Center, Work Release, Civil Office, Victims Advocate, Records, and Sheriff's Office Administration. Additionally, there are 37 volunteers of the Sheriff's Posse who are responsible for coordinating Search and Rescue efforts in Montrose County.
Our mission is to ensure a safe and secure environment for all persons in Montrose County by providing professional law enforcement through responsive, caring, and dedicated service.
The MCSO believes in the provisions set forth in the Constitution of the United States of America. Within the halls of the MCSO, you will find copies of the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution or the "Bill of Rights" posted in high profile areas. At MCSO we respect the constitutional rights for all men to liberty, equality, and justice.


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Here's the Official StarFest 2003 thread. The next Con is going to be April 26-27th at Marriott Denver Tech Center atI-25 & Belleview.
So far John Billingsley from 'Enterprise' has been confirmed!
And more to come of course. Hopefully we'll get some great Star Wars guests this year. Billy Dee Williams was pretty cool last year.


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Free concerts presented at Richardson through July 20
Posted June 17, 2005; 11:46 a.m.
Princeton University Summer Concerts will present four performances
this summer, each starting at 8 p.m. in Richardson Auditorium,
Alexander Hall.
The schedule is:
- Wednesday, June 29: Shanghai Quartet.
- Thursday, July 7: Gryphon Trio.
- Thursday, July 14: Miro Quartet.
- Wednesday, July 20: Enso Quartet.
The concerts are free and open to the public. Free tickets will be distributed at the Richardson Auditorium ticket office beginning at 7 p.m. on the evening of the concert. For more information, visit the Richardson Web site.


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The Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art (HICA) invites members, soon-to-be members, and art enthusiasts to Honey Moon. During this lunar event, have your photo taken at the Moon Portrait Booth while enjoying acoustic rock from The Local Honeys and supporting the Halsey's commitment to providing contemporary art programs in Charleston. Marion and Wayland H. Cato Jr. Center for the Arts, College of Charleston,161 Calhoun St. $30; $15 student; free for members. Friday, 7-10pm. (843)953-4422, www.halsey.cofc.edu
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I didn't use tele-converter in the smaller version.
This is a large image, despite its size, there is a major problem due to inconsistent sun light. Since I shot the image in the row first order, the lighting change caused the obvious color strips in the image
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I posted 14 new panoramas I took during my vacation in Hawaii. www.gigapan.org/profiles/27638/
Did you notice the raven in flight, just above the Chopsticks photo? Very nice photo!
Another of my large panorama is online now. www.gigapan.org/gigapans/66626/
Same as my other images, it is stitched on a dual Xeon quad-core system (8 cores) with 32G of memory and 6T of hard drive space
Awesome Gigapan. Out of curiosity what are your PC specs like? This must have taken some computing power/time to produce?!!
Wow, bravo!!! This is fantastic.
I think to get the ultimate image quality, I need to use larger lens such as 800mm f5.6 or 600mm f4. In both cases, the only panorama head that can handle the weight is clauss radeon hd. The price though is prohibitive. With the same equipment, I think there are other things to be improved. you may want to anticipate a much bigger image coming. It's 1/1000 thumbnail is available at www.gigapan.org/gigapans/61595/
This is a very nice accomplishment and great image! The image detail is actually justifiable on the image size, I get more information as I zoom in all the way, you do not seem to have surpassed the resolving power of your lens significantly.
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USAID Celebrates Success as Programs End
USAID/Montenegro has released a book chronicling its assistance in Montenegro between 2001 and 2013.
USAID's Persons with Disabilities Initiative increased employment opportunities for the disabled and promoted the inclusion of people with disabilities into Montenegro's social and economic life.
USAID modernized the Basic Court of Podgorica's facilities and streamlined its operations so it could efficiently handle its workload – more than half the court cases filed in Montenegro.
USAID provided training for the Pirella Fruit Juice Company's staff so it could operate new machinery, enabling it to expand and compete with larger companies in the region.
About Montenegro
USAID helped stimulate Montenegro's economy, promote government transparency, and ensure that Montenegro has met the requirements for EU membership. USAID improved the judiciary's transparency and reduced case backlogs. It helped Montenegro increase macroeconomic stability, reform and stabilize the banking sector, and build much-needed market infrastructure.
In addition, USAID has helped local governments become more open and responsive to their citizenry and more successful in attracting investments. It has helped municipalities enhance their business environment and improve their environmental friendliness, and involved the general public and civil society organizations in reforms. Montenegro's private sector has grown stronger and more competitive, and the media has become increasingly independent and able to report on important issues.
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EU, German ambassadors to speak at conference, Oct. 3-5
Posted October 2, 2003; 09:45 a.m.
Gunter Burghardt, the European Union's ambassador to the United States, and Wolfgang Ischinger, Germany's ambassador to the United States, will deliver policy speeches Saturday, Oct. 4, at Princeton University as part of a conference titled "The European Union: Its Role and Power in the Emerging International System."
The conference, sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs , runs Friday through Sunday, Oct. 3-5.
Burghardt will speak at noon in 300 Wallace Hall. Ischinger will speak at 7 p.m. at Prospect House. Other conference events will take place in 16 Robertson Hall.
Co-chaired by Wolfgang Danspeckgruber, lecturer of public and international affairs and founding director of the Woodrow Wilson School's Liechtenstein Institute on Self-Determination , and Ezra Suleiman, director of the Committee for European Studies at Princeton, the conference will focus on the role, status and influence of the EU in the emerging international system. Particularly, the conference will examine the EU's capacity to deal with international defense and security issues and international crises.
The conference at Princeton is part of larger project that will examine the EU's standing, role and power in the global order. Further meetings as part of the project will be held in Paris, Berlin and St. Petersburg.
The schedule for the three-day event is available online . For more information, call (609) 258-6200 or (609) 258-1627.
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How many people out there were clammoring for star tours figures honestly.
They seem like cheap reworks to me.
Is your collection complete without them , u bet.
They are nothing but a mediocore souvenir , sadly because they have hasbro's name on it will sell.
Ask yourself this , if these were done by some knock off toy company would anyone care?


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Topics: "Trio of Flood Relief Funds" & "Lake Superior Zoo Reopens"
Description: Local Foundations and the United Way have worked together to provide a safety net for individuals, businesses and nonprofit organizations that suffered damage during June flooding. The Lake Superior Zoo reopened on Friday after hundreds of hours of cleanup and repair after the flooding, we have a video report. And a look behind the scenes of this week's successful "Flood Aid" telethon at the WDSE studio.
Guests: Holly Sampson, Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation; Tom Renier, Northland Foundation; Paula Reed, United Way of Greater Duluth; Peter Pruett, Lake Superior Zoo


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Spring season in Conn., opens on Wedneday the 7th, I plan on getting a Turkey some time during the coming week, however, if I shoot one, will they then stay away from that area or can I hunt the same location to hopefully then get another?
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MySQL Newsletter - Special Edition: Scaling with MySQL
This is a special edition of the MySQL Newsletter. In addition to the regular MySQL Monthly Newsletters, a MySQL Newsletter Special Edition is issued each quarter that highlights technical information on topics most relevant to MySQL DBAs and developers. This edition focuses on "Scalability", with resources to help you better scale your MySQL environment.
- Webcast: MySQL Sunday Keynote from Edward Screven and Tomas Ulin
- Press Release: Oracle Announces MySQL 5.5 Release Candidate
- Product Release: MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.2.3
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MySQL Training
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Webcast: MySQL Sunday Keynote from Edward Screven and Tomas Ulin
Edward Screven, Oracle's Chief Corporate Architect, and Tomas Ulin, VP of MySQL Development, discussed Oracle's continuous investment in MySQL and announced the availability of MySQL 5.5 Release Candidate at MySQL Sunday, the first MySQL conference at Oracle OpenWorld.
Press Release: Oracle Announces MySQL 5.5 Release Candidate
Announced during the first MySQL Sunday event at Oracle OpenWorld, the MySQL 5.5 release candidate showcases the latest enhancements in performance and scalability, availability and usability.
Product Release: MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.2.3
MySQL Enterprise Monitor 2.2.3 has been released. This is a maintenance release of Enterprise Monitor 2.2. See the online documentation for a list of changes made in this release.
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Call for MySQL Participation at Collaborate 11 (April 10 - 14, 2011)
The Independent Oracle User Group, focused on Oracle technology including database, security, and virtualization, will hold its annual conference in Orlando, Florida, on April 10 to 14, 2011. This event, co-hosted with OAUG and Quest user organizations, draws more than 5500 attendees.
In Collaborate 11 there will be dedicated MySQL technical tracks to host talks from worldwide MySQL experts, including customers, partners and engineers. Submit your proposals by October 11 to participate this community driven event!
Event: MySQL Seminar: What's New with MySQL? (October 7) - Italian
Join us for the MySQL seminar in Rome to better understand what's new with MySQL! You will learn more about the current and future state of MySQL, now part of the Oracle family of products. We will also cover Oracle's investment in MySQL technology as well as product news, aiming to make MySQL an even better MySQL.
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Event: MySQL Seminar: High Availability Applications with MySQL (October 5 & 27) - German
In this half-day seminar delivered in German, we will cover use cases and best practices for implementing MySQL Replication, MySQL Cluster and other High Availability technologies. You will also learn how these technologies work and can be combined to create more scalable and highly available database infrastructures.
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Register for the MySQL German Seminar in Langen on October 27 »
Live Webinar: Delivering Scalability and High Availability with MySQL 5.5 Replication Enhancements
Tuesday, October 12, 2010 - 9:00am PT
This session explains how to use MySQL replication for scalability and high availability, focusing on the new MySQL Release 5.5 features that have been implemented to support and simplify maintenance of such installations. Features include replication heartbeating, semi-synchronous replication, fsync tuning, and relay log corruption recovery.
Live Webinar: Practical Partitioning With MySQL: When, Why and How
Tuesday, October 26, 2010 - 9:00am PT
MySQL Partitioning can dramatically improve the performance and scaling of your MySQL database; it can also cause heartaches and pain if implemented incorrectly. Focusing more on partitions and less on indexes may be what's needed in designing and implementing a large scale data warehouse. Partitioning can also be used in other, non data warehouse solutions to greatly improve both performance and uptime of common OLTP systems.
Join us for this technical webinar and learn when and how to implement MySQL Partitioning correctly and dramatically improve your application's performance and lower the load on your system.
White Papers
How MySQL Powers Web 2.0
In this paper, you will learn how MySQL enables Web 2.0 sites like Wikipedia, FeedBurner and Facebook - as well as established web properties like Craigslist, Google and Yahoo! - to scale out and meet the ever-increasing volume of users, transactions and data. You will also gain an understanding of how MySQL can be used in conjunction with other open source components to deliver low-cost, reliable, scalable, high performance Web 2.0 applications.
Boosting MySQL Performance and Scalability with the InnoDB Plugin
MySQL 5.1 now ships with the new InnoDB Plugin - a combination that provides users with immediate access to performance and scalability gains while sustaining the current production-ready and stable feature set of the MySQL 5.1 server.
In this paper, we provide a technical overview of the MySQL pluggable storage engine architecture used by the new InnoDB Plugin, including the features, performance and scalability gains users can expect to see when enabling the InnoDB Plugin in MySQL 5.1.38 or later.
Designing and Implementing Scalable Applications with Memcached and MySQL
Memached is an open-source, distributed memory caching system designed to tackle today's web-scale performance and scalability challenges. Many of the largest and most heavily trafficked web properties on the Internet like Facebook, Fotolog, YouTube, Mixi.jp, Yahoo, and Wikipedia deploy Memcached and MySQL to satisfy the demands of millions of users and billions of page views every month. By integrating a caching tier into their web-scale architectures, these organizations have improved their application performance while minimizing database load. In doing so, they manage to increase their scalability to accommodate more concurrent users and spikes in traffic while at the same time making the most efficient use of their existing computing infrastructure.
On Demand Webinars
Building an Architecture for Scalability: myLifetime.com on MySQL
Lifetime Networks, the most powerful media brand targeted to women, is a diverse, multi-media company, committed to offering the highest quality entertainment and informational content that celebrates, entertains and supports women. Among the top 500 most visited sites on the Internet, myLifetime.com, which is built on Drupal, receives 6.5 million visitors (3.6 million unique) and 50 million page views per month. In this webinar, we will cover the architecture myLifetime.com has developed for scalability as well as the techniques used for optimizing the website, including MySQL, for scalability and performance.
Boosting Your Products' Performance and Scalability with InnoDB Upgrade for MySQL 5.1
Looking for ways to boost the performance and scalability of your MySQL applications? Ready to maximize your customers' investments in modern hardware with a version of MySQL that fully utilizes the processing power of multi-core architectures?
If so, join us for this webinar in which we will discuss how you can achieve immediate performance and scalability gains by enabling the free and easy InnoDB Upgrade for MySQL 5.1.
Best Practices for Deploying and Scaling MySQL in the Joyent Cloud
In this presentation we'll get an overview of the technical and business benefits of deploying MySQL-backed web applications in the cloud. Also presented will be a technical deep-dive into the best practices concerning load balancing, high availability, performance and scaling MySQL in the cloud. Finally, you'll learn how Context Optional leveraged Joyent's Virtual Appliance for MySQL to deliver their application quickly and cost-effectively in the Joyent Public Cloud.
Introduction to MySQL Scale Out and Replication Services
In this webinar we look at the basics for deploying MySQL for a scalable online application. You'll learn about choosing the right architecture, when, why and how to scale out, using MySQL Replication services, and MySQL solutions to help manage your high-growth business.
Scaling and Tuning MySQL-backed PHP Applications
This webinar is aimed at beginning and intermediate PHP developers ready to take their MySQL-backed site to the next phase of growth. Are you ready for what happens when your PHP application becomes popular? Are you ready to scale MySQL? Can you identify the pain points in your application? We'll cover basic identification of MySQL setups for different applications, using Memcached, xDebug and other tools to scale, identify pain points and monitor your application.
Scaling Web Services with MySQL Cluster, Part 1: An Alternative to MySQL Server & memcached
MySQL and memcached has become, and will remain, the foundation for many dynamic web services with proven deployments in some of the largest and most prolific names on the web. There are classes of web services however that are update-intensive, demanding real-time responsiveness and continuous availability. In these cases, MySQL Cluster provides the familiarity and ease-of-use of the regular MySQL Server, while delivering significantly higher levels of write performance with less complexity, lower latency and 99.999% availability. This webinar will discuss the use cases for both approaches, and provide an insight into how MySQL Cluster is enabling users to scale their update-intensive web services.
Scaling Web Services with MySQL Cluster, Part 2: An Alternative to the Memory Storage Engine
MEMORY is a basic MySQL storage engine designed for in-memory operations. MySQL Cluster, which itself can be implemented as a MySQL storage engine, can perform all the same in-memory operations, and is faster, more reliable and uses less RAM for data, even on a single node.
In this webinar, comparisons between the MEMORY storage engine and MySQL Cluster are presented, including a performance study of the two technologies, before providing a step-by-step guide on how existing MEMORY storage engine users can upgrade to MySQL Cluster.
MySQL Cluster: 5 Steps to Getting Started, then 5 More to Scale for the Web
This session will demonstrate how to start an evaluation of the MySQL Cluster database in 5 easy steps, and then how to expand your deployment for web and telecoms-scale services.
Getting Started with MySQL Replication on Windows
In this presentation we will demonstrate how to get started with configuring MySQL Replication. We will also cover how replication works, supported replication topologies and how to perform management and administration tasks.
Scaling to 200K Transactions per Second with Open Source - MySQL, Java, curl, PHP
It is possible to build an ad-engine that can serve up more ads than Twitter to an audience larger than Twitter's (19.2m unique US visitors in Oct 2009), using fewer than 10 MySQL servers producing more then 200K Transactions per Second across a Multi-Terabyte store with all open source software. Dathan Pattishall, Chief DataLayer architect at RockYou and former database architect at Friendster and Flickr, will tell you how to do this with real-world examples.
For ISVs and OEMs: Getting Maximum Scalability and Availability with Java and MySQL
In this technical webinar, Mark Matthews will review the various MySQL-provided and third-party options for horizontally scaling J2EE applications that use MySQL on commodity hardware and making those applications highly available. He will provide the information you need to determine which option is best for your particular application.
Mark is the maintainer of MySQL's JDBC driver, and is an architect for the MySQL Enterprise Monitor team at Oracle. He is also author of the book, "MySQL and Java Developer's Guide."
Better Java Application Scalability and Reliability Using MySQL Connector/J Features
Join MySQL and Java experts, Mark Matthews and Todd Farmer for an encore performance of their MySQL 2010 User Conference Session. In this technical presentation they will explain how to use the scalability and reliability features that are built into MySQL Connector/J to do fault tolerant load balancing, replication-aware load balancing with slave fail-over, custom exception handling, and sharding through some creative use of statement interceptors mixed with the built-in load balancer.
37signals on MySQL Enterprise Data Growth & Scaling
Listen to industry expert Mark Imbriaco from 37signals talk to Jeremy Cole at Schooner about how he successfully addressed MySQL scaling challenges and database performance issues.
Performance and Scalability Enhancements in MySQL Release 5.5
Thomas Anderson
In this technical, deep-dive talk, Thomas explains the performance features added to MySQL Server and the InnoDB 1.1 Plugin, including details on the scalability gains for multi-core systems.
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Advanced MySQL Replication Techniques
Harrison Fisk
MySQL replication plays a critical role in most successful deployments of MySQL. Replication is relatively simple to setup, but takes much more mastery to optimize. Harrison will discuss some of the more advanced replication topologies, as well as practical tips and tricks designed to allow you to take your replication solution to the next level.
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Boosting MySQL Performance with Partitioning
Giuseppe Maxia
This session explains with practical examples how to create and use MySQL partitions and how they will increase your application performance. This presentation also covers the recent additions from MySQL 5.5.
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Answers to the Scaling Challenge: A Case Study With Answers.com on Scaling With Memcached and MySQL
Joaquin Ruiz and Dan Marriott
In this session, Dan Marriott of Answers.com and Joaquin Ruiz will discuss the pros and cons of implementing Memcached on your own or going with a commercial solution. They'll touch on how to integrate with a high-performance MySQL infrastructure; reduce costs involving servers, rack space, power, cooling, and the time and expertise required to deploy and manage servers; implement authentication and security features; and add capabilities for replication, clustering, optimized memory utilization and advance Memcached management.
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MySQL Proxy Meets: Memcache
Jan Kneschke
Since MySQL 5.1 the row-based replication protocol contains all the properties to get scalability and consistency at the same time. Consistency we get by making sure the data reached a slave before we invalidate the data in memcache, scalability by keeping the query-execution free of syncronous, possibly blocking triggers.
All we need is a protocol translator which understands the MySQL replication protocol, can connect as slave to the replication tree, filter the changes of the right tables and invalidate the data in memcache ... and the MySQL Proxy is our foundation.
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Case Studies
Zappos.com Uses MySQL to Power its Growth and Exceptional Customer Service
In the earliest start-up days of Zappos.com, the company needed to properly balance their enterprise database requirements with the realities of a not-so-limitless IT budget. After evaluating several open source alternatives, they selected MySQL because it was the most robust, affordable database software available at the time.
Zimbra Deploys Millions of Email Accounts Using MySQL
Zimbra is the leader in open source, next-generation messaging and collaboration software, supporting over 8 million paid mailboxes across tens of thousands of organizations. To ensure high levels of scalability, reliability, security and high-performance, Zimbra chose to build their solution on top of proven, high-quality open source components including Linux, Apache, MySQL and Ajax. Furthermore, Zimbra employs a modular architecture that enables horizontal scale-out of the server and databases, which is crucial for high-growth enterprise-scale deployments.
Booking.com Serves One Million Visitors per Day with MySQL Enterprise Unlimited
As one of the Web's most successful online travel sites, Booking.com has experienced explosive growth. By dividing one main MySQL database into three separate master servers and then replicating their distinct data on multiple low-cost machines, Booking.com was able to significantly increase their site's speed, lower their infrastructure cost and improve their uptime through MySQL's high-availability solution, based on DRBD Linux technology.
Wikipedia Enjoys Phenomenal Growth Thanks to MySQL
The growth at Wikipedia has put constant technical pressure on the performance and scalability of the system. Wikipedia is based on the LAMP stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL & PHP) and has grown from initially employing a single shared server to now being a Top Ten site, with more than 20 replicated database servers delivering up-to-date content to visitors.
MySQL Powers Cinnober's Financial Trading System
Cinnober, founded in 1998 in Sweden, offers a complete technology platform for financial trading, with customers including the Chicago Board Options Exchange, NYSE Liffe and London Metal Exchange. MySQL is a key element of the solution, deployed in the heart of the exchange systems.
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ScienceLogic Relies on MySQL to Deliver Integrated Network Management Appliance
To give the entire IT organization better visibility and control over the performance and availability of their networks, systems and applications, ScienceLogic relies on the performance and scalability of MySQL to process real-time information from thousands of networked devices. With MySQL, ScienceLogic EM7 helps customers manage over 10,000 tables and perform over 200 million queries per day. MySQL delivers the speed, scale and flexibility that EM7 customers require of an enterprise-class solution.
MySQL Cluster Powers Rapidly Growing eCommerce Service
Since their founding in 2000, Shopatron has grown to provide the eCommerce and order management operations for 700+ global and local manufacturers, with over 10,000 retail partners, operating in eight currencies and three languages across North America and Europe.
In 2006, Shopatron began investigating clustered database solutions that would provide the performance, scale and availability demanded by their growing eCommerce business, and eventually selected MySQL Cluster to power their services.
Italtel enables Networking Convergence using MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition
Italtel is an acknowledged leader in Next-Generation Network solutions. MySQL Cluster Carrier Grade Edition combined the flexibility of a general purpose database with unprecedented reliability and scalability for Italtel's next generation products to satisfy the requirements to scale from a few thousand to millions of subscribers.
MySQL Training
MySQL and PHP - Developing Dynamic Web Applications
In this training course you will learn how to develop applications in PHP and how to use MySQL efficiently for those applications! Through a hands-on approach, this instructor-led course will help you improve your PHP skills and combine them with time-proven database management techniques to create best-of-breed web applications that are efficient, solid and secure.
MySQL for Developers
The MySQL for Developers course is the foundation course for developers planning on designing and implementing applications that make use of MySQL 5.1. This course covers essential SQL statements for data design, querying, and programming. In addition, it will prepare you for the MySQL Developer certification.
MySQL for Database Administrators
The MySQL for Database Administrators course is the foundation course for database administrators and developers who want to use this powerful database. In this course you will learn how to secure users privileges, set resource limitations, and access controls. In addition, you will learn multiple new MySQL features such as creating and using Stored Procedures, Triggers and Views.


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I LAY upon my couch. Outside for days heavy snow had fallen, and the long trails of the roses that grew over the balcony were weighted with balls of frozen snow, and the wind blew them hither and thither. They tapped upon the window panes and against the woodwork of the balcony.
I had grown weary of looking at that dreary world outside; and I rose and drew the curtains across the windows and lit the light at the head of my couch, and lay down again to read the evening newspaper.
It was the old, old story, such as one read every night: Death and destruction; "heavy losses of the enemy "—always that; and then the long straight list of names, which one followed holding oneself tight, lest one among them should stab one to the very heart; then columns of hatred and abuse; then statements which men in calm hours would never make, or balanced men listen to; omissions and suppressions, till, amid it all, the mind groped like a small animal under a pile of decaying mould seeking to find the way to one ray of light; one judged page: 148 what might be truth only by what was left out, and the reality by what was denied. It was an old, old story; one read it every day. There was nothing new in it.
I was going to drop the newspaper on to the floor, and try to turn my thoughts to other matters, and then my eye caught sight of a paragraph, in very small type, at the left‐hand corner on the inside page. It was printed in type so fine and the paragraph was so short that many reading might not notice it, and if they did, might not trouble to decipher it. Yet, it was something new; it seemed to have crept into the corner of the paper by chance. Having read it once, one read it over, and then again. It set one's thoughts travelling far.
Holding the paper in my hands, I think I must have fallen fast asleep, for I thought I found myself in a great forest. On every side the stems of the trees towered up above me like the aisles of some vast cathedral, and high above my head the wind struck their mighty branches together. I wrapped my mantle tight about my head and struggled on in the darkness: there was no path, and the dead branches cracked beneath my feet. It seemed to be one of those primeval forests, such as sheltered the forbears of our peoples—Suevi and Alamanni, Goth and Visigoth, Frank and Saxon, Lombard and Burgundian, before we spread ourselves out over Europe from the shores page: 149 of the Atlantic and the Bay of Biscay to Gothland, from the wet Tin Islands of the North Sea to the blue waters of the Mediterranean; who followed Ruric into the frozen steppes of the north, and Theodoric into Italy; and drank Sicilian wines with our Northmen leaders under the slopes of Mount Etna.
As I wandered in that impenetrable darkness, at last it seemed to me as though, from far off, I saw a gleam of light, and it almost seemed to me I heard distant sounds which were not those of the forest and the storm. I struggled onward, and, at last, I came to a place where through the darkness, under the over‐arching trees, I could see looming a mighty building; light streamed from its windows of many‐coloured glass, and from within came sounds of song and music, and loud laughter and shouts, as of those who applaud and rejoice.
I crept close up to the building, and pressed my face against a pane in a small window and looked in. It was a wonderful scene that met my eyes. Within was a vast hall built of richly carved woods, and the pillars that supported it were shaped in every lovely form, and sprang upwards into the groined roof, from which hung thousands of glittering lights; and along the walls golden torches were flaming; and beneath stood works of art, and scattered about the Hall were large tables, covered with glittering crystal and gold and silver vessels; and upon the tables were loaded page: 150 all of rich and rare of viands and wines that the earth produces.
Around the tables sat men and women clad in gorgeous robes; some had golden crowns on their heads and sceptres in their hands, and others paid court to them; and the women wore jewels of gold set heavily with precious stones, till they seemed weighted with them.
And I saw that from table to table they passed the rare viands and wines, exchanging them with one another; and men and women sang and danced now before this table and then before that, and the feasters showered gold and jewels upon them; and I saw men take ornaments from their own breasts and pass them on to men at other tables. And I noticed that though there were differences between those who sat at the different tables, yet they were all really of one garb and one appearance. And I said to myself, "Surely this is some vast banqueting house, where a great kindred are holding high festival together." And I thought, "Surely never since earth was earth has so much of richness, of rarity, been gathered together in one spot." And I marvelled when I thought of the labour which had brought all these things together, where once only the trees of the forest stood.
And then, as I looked, I noticed that all the men wore daggers fastened at their sides: and as I watched, page: 151 I thought I saw that though their lips were smiling sometimes their brows lowered; and I thought that some cast looks of envy as the viands passed from table to table; and it even seemed to me some whispered behind their hands as they glanced at one another: and though dance and song and feasting went on, the feeling came to me that, perhaps, all was not so well with that great company.
And then, I hardly seemed to know what happened, but at a table at the far end some drew their daggers and a man and woman fell dead upon the floor. Then from other tables others arose and stabbed at one another, and flung one another to the earth; and more and more arose, till from end to end of that great Hall blood flowed and men fell wounded and dying to the ground. And the tables were overturned; and the rare viands and the rich wines and glittering crystals and costly ornaments and rare works of art fell scattered and broken on the ground. And I saw that, in their mad rage, men seized broken fragments from the floor and hurled them at one another, till the glass in every door and window was shattered and the very walls were indented. And I saw women, who, with wild, hoarse voices, called on the men to stab and kill yet more; and some passed on to the men fragments to hurl at one another, though they themselves fell often buried beneath the heaps of killed and wounded.page: 152
And I, looking on through the shattered window, wrung my hands and cried, "Stop it! Stop it! Can you not see, you are destroying all?" But it might have been two small leaves in the forest trees overhead clapping themselves together, for any sound the feeble words made in that vast tumult.
And in their madness I saw men drag down the great glittering lights that hung from the centre of the Hall, and fling the fragments at one another; and tear down the lighted torches that were fastened to the walls, and strike one another with them. And as the lights fell down on that seething mass that covered the floor, they set fire to the garments of the fallen, and smoke began to rise. And outside the window where I stood came the stench of burning human flesh.
And I was silent with horror; for surely never since man was man upon the earth was there such a great and horrible destruction in any Hall where a great human kindred were gathered together.
And then, as I stood gazing in, it almost seemed to me, though I could not tell surely, that, from the far end of the Hall, where the great shattered doorway stood, I heard—three, slow, clear, distinct knocks! I listened; and then again I heard the sounds, and this time I knew I was not mistaken—slow, clear, distinct! And as I looked across that fallen mass of ruin, it seemed to me, I saw, page: 153 through a broken pane in the great shattered doorway at the far end, a human face looking in! The smoke came in between it and me; but I know I saw it.
And as I gazed, the flames began to creep up the walls of the Hall, and up the carved pillars, towards the roof itself.
And I wrapped my mantle tight about my head, and turned away into the darkness and the night. For my heart was wae for the great desolation had seen—that men with their own hands should tear down that which with so much toil they had reared, and should consume that which with so much labour they had gathered, and that so much of the rare and beautiful should be no more! I sorrowed me over that great, brave company which had wrought so much. It might be, I knew well, that those whose knock I had heard might enter in, and take possession of that great Banquet House, and might even rebuild it in a nobler and fairer form: might build it so wide that not only one kindred but all kindreds might gather in it; and that the wine which they drank might give no madness, and the weapons be no more found at the sides of those who banqueted.
But for me, I was sore sorrowful over the destruction of that great kindred, and I wept as I stumbled onwards in the dark.
And the trees of that primeval forest, as they knocked page: 154 their vast branches together over my head, cried: "Mad—MAD!—MAD!"
I woke: I was still lying stretched on the couch with the electric light burning at my head: the paper I had held up in my hand had fallen down on my breast. Outside the wild wind that had raged had grown silent, and the rose branches no longer tapped on the woodwork. I listened to the silence.
Then again I took up the evening paper and re‐read the small paragraph at the left‐hand corner on the inside page. And one's thoughts travelled far into the future.


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Our benefit Sporting Clay's Event at The Williows in Tunica. MS originally scheduled for Sat June 22nd was flooded out! Our new date is Saturday July 20th. We would love to have as many teams as possible and would love to see some of your RTF folks at the shoot. Will be for a good cause!
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