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I guess this along the same lines of the nose thing.
I used to be able to slip my helmet on in such a way that I could keep my glasses on, but since I've replaced the visor. I can't fit in to it anymore with my glasses on, without messing up my glasses.
So, will a fiberglass helmet allow me the room to wear my glasses with my helmet?
I guess I could also take a pair of old glasses and remove the ear pieces, then permanently attach them to the inside of a helmet too with just the frames?
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Hey guys, I know I keep posting buyer threads, I'm not a noobie I have been trying to conduct research on my own, but does ruffkintoy still make gauntlets? it seems he has disappeared from a few communites
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Hey guys, I know I keep posting buyer threads, I'm not a noobie I have been trying to conduct research on my own, but does ruffkintoy still make gauntlets? it seems he has disappeared from a few communites
I found his email on an old thread an emailed him. Is he a good vendor though? I read alot of mixed stuff
He was actually the first person here I wanted to buy from, when i first started, but I remember reading about a few people who never got their stuff from him and I think he's been gone since. I'm sure somebody knows him on these boards though and may be able to get you a definite answer.
I've heard a lot of complaints lately about Ruffkin not delivering orders and having bad communication and wait times. I'd stay away to avoid the heartache.
redkraytdragon is the man you want for gauntlets.
I'm 5'10 will RKD gantlets look too big?
RKD is your guy for sure. they can be trimmed down a little to be tighter on your arms if need be, but at 5' 10" i think the length will be fine. I had them briefly and im 5'8" and they seemed proportionate. Not much bigger than my MOW's. Since your a little bigger than me, i think they'd be perfect. Plus he's awesome to deal with. Great communication and fast shipping.
alright, I actually posted a thread a while before about gauntlets ha, but does anyone produce just the ESB flame thrower?
i don't think anyone does just the flame thrower for esb these days. a few years ago someone (serenity i think) was producing them from machined aluminum. but he's out of the machining business any more, so i really don't know where to get that.
The only one I know about is the Evo version. Haven't seen it listed on the bay, just his website.
I'm going to be ordering some RKD armor in the next couple months. However, I'm doing an ESB build. I heard that his gauntlets are ROTJ version only. Can anyone confirm this? Can they be easily modified to ESB?
I've been looking at MOW's ebay store, but he only has flight suits and size 10 boots posted. Can you still order other pieces from him (eg. jetpack, ESB gauntlets)?
try contacting him via pm, i'm pretty sure MoW is still making ESB gauntlets. and it is true, RKD only makes ROTJ gauntlet kits, though if you got an ESB flame thrower, you could make them ESB
he is still around, i actually got a orde 1 month ago from him. He takes a long time to get the stuff done but has deliver for me in the past.

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Late last year, Carmyn Aleshka and Maya Kotecha, co-owners of Lux for Sprouts, made the difficult decision to close their store. But instead of doing a blowout sale, they decided that their store's final act would be to make a difference for families and children in their community.
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|March 28th, 2008, 07:10 AM
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Do You see the connection?
TAKE DOWN the FEEDER!
I bought a bird feeder. I hung
it on my back porch and filled
it lovingly with seed. It was indeed
a beautiful bird feeder.
Within a
week we had hundreds of birds
taking advantage of the
continuous flow of free and
easily accessible food.
But then the birds started
building nests in the boards
of the patio, above the table,
and next to the barbecue.
Then came the bird smurf.
It was everywhere; on the patio tile,
the chairs, the table ...
Then some of the birds
turned mean. They would
dive bomb me and try to
peck me even though I had
fed them out of my own
And others birds were
boisterous and loud. They
sat on the feeder and
squawked and screamed at
all hours of the day and night
and demanded that I fill it
when it got low on food.
After a while, I couldn't even
sit on my own back porch
anymore. So I took down the
bird feeder and in three days
the birds were gone. I cleaned
up their mess and took down
the many nests they had built
all over the patio.
Soon, the back yard was like
it used to be ... quiet, serene
and no one demanding their
rights to a free meal.
Now let's see .....
Our government gives out
free food, subsidized housing,
free medical care, and free
education and allows anyone
born here to be an automatic
Then the illegals came by the millions.
our taxes went up to pay for
free services; small apartments
are housing 5 or more families; you
have to wait 6 hours to be seen
by a doctor in an emergency room
because it is filled with illegals;
your child's 2nd grade class is
behind other schools because
over half the class doesn't speak
Corn Flakes now come in a
bilingual box; I have to
'press one' to hear my bank
talk to me in English, and
people waving flags other
than 'Old Glory' are
squawking and screaming
in the streets, demanding
more rights and free liberties.
Its just my opinion but:
maybe, just maybe,
it's time for the government
to take down the
damn bird feeder.
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|March 28th, 2008, 09:46 AM
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forget just the illeagals, we also have to clean up our own backyard....a.k.a all the people that are now 3rd and 4th generation recipeints that the illeagals learned from. the same people that need food stamps but spend $100 or more a week on booze,cigs, and blunt wraps, the ones that are able to work but dont want to so they dont loose their benifits, or the ones that need to be givin a FREE way to get to there goverment office to collect their FREE shit and go to the phone store next door to get the hottest boost mobile phone. this goes for everyone white trash, blacks, arabs, mexicans...oh and the worst.... the ones that come down from the suburbs of bloomfield hills, west bloomfield, and farmington to get there FREE shit in their NAVIGATOR or ESCALADE and head back home and you cant do anything about it because on paper it shows they are unemployed or earn nothing but in reality own almost every party store or gas station you walk into. sorry for the rant but i work for the state and see this stuff everyday. it is very sad that we all support these people wether we want to or not. my bad for any misspellings i had to type this fast never know who might see my screen
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I couldn't agree more! My wife's parents and 4 siblings milk the system for all it's worth and it pisses me off to no end when they call and want a ride to the store for smokes and beer when the check comes in WTF are you kidding me? I pay your rent, buy you grocery's, pay for your medical bills and you still want more? F**K no WALK. My wife I swear is the only one that lived out of that family she has a good job and work's her ass off then comes home to take care of the house and kids (with my help of course). Sorry I just had to get that out.
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I have a nice bird feeder. it holds 50lbs of black oil sunflower seed. haven't seen any of stan's ex labor force around it yet. it actually looks a bit different now. the temporary roof structure pictured is gone, in favor of an actual shingled roof with end caps on it. it also has a squirrel shroud on it, and the perimeter of the feeding platform has slinky's ran along it in an attempt to trick the squirrels into thinking it's barbed wire...
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Wanna have some fun? If you used metal slinky's run a 220 line to it and watch the squirrels get blown into the neighbors yard. lol
Just kidding
|April 14th, 2008, 08:11 AM
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I have a single pump pellet gun that does a pretty decent job of sending him scurrying away. Living in the City, the neighbors (and more than likely cops) wouldn't appreciate me sending both barrels of the 12 gauge in the general direction of my backyard.
It's been moderatly entertaining finding new ways to foil the squirrels, and keeping them ground forraging.
there's actually about a 4' radius of paver stones around it now too which helps make the clean up effort a bit easier as well.
|April 15th, 2008, 11:45 AM
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I just made several phone calls from Mexico a few weeks back, and guess what? I had to press 1 for English. How 'bout them apples? And I thought it was funny when my friend came back from Amsterdam and told me the same thing..... Wow... Multilingualism in industrialised countries in an age of multinational corporations.... Imagine that.
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If I moved to Mexico, I would expect that I would have to learn spanish and I would have to earn all of my money to live off of or get the F*** out. It also doesn't help when South Americans sneak into Mexico they are found and shot....that's right, not put in jail, not sent back, not given jobs and welfare.....shot dead. Kinda makes it hard to jusfity what they're doing here.
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|April 16th, 2008, 11:17 AM
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I'm surprised you had a language barrier in PR considering it's a territory of the united States, and has been for a very long time. Many peoople with whom I served in the U.S. Army were PR natives born and raised, never been anywhere else, sounded as American as you and me when they spoke, but hey, I wasn't there when that happened to you *shrug*.
In Germany they didn't have to pay a translator for me because so many of the staff already spoke and understood English, but I see what you mean. Still, it's the hospitals money. They can hire whoever they want can't they? After all, the vast majority of hospitals are private, for profit businesses. There aren't a heck of a lot of strictly public hospitals put there by the taxpayers. Sure, alot of them are subsidized in various ways for various reasons, but the private side is where the money is. Too many reg's and requirements on the public side.
When I was in an intelligence unit in the Army Reserves I worked with Intelligence Analysts that were linguists. They monitored all sorts of foreign media and data. Most of them held jobs on the side as translators. They were paid very little for it. I never heard of any translator making $75 - $100 an hour. Let me know where those jobs are and I'll learn Spanish QUICK!
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AMES, Iowa – This summer, the Iowa 4-H program went through some exciting changes. An Iowa 4-H Pinterest page was created, E-SET merged into STEM and most recently, the Iowa 4-H website was revamped.
"Our goal was to unify Iowa 4-H with ISU Extension and Outreach and the university," said Shelly Greving, marketing director for Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development. "The new look to the website provides brand consistency between these three connected entities."
The homepage provides several tabs that lead to areas around the website. One new tab features trainings for educators, which was difficult to find on the older version of the website. According to Greving, there is a lot of content on the website that is easy to navigate and reach.
"We want the public to realize 4-H is part of Extension and Outreach and Iowa State University," said Greving. "With the new look of the website, it's much easier to find content. It's also easier to see the 4-H lineage and decades-old partnership with the university and Extension and Outreach."
4-H Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), formerly known as E-SET, used to have a separate website. Now, those interested in learning more about the program need only search it on the Iowa 4-H homepage. It is a main focus area of Iowa 4-H, and there is new and expanded information on the STEM page.
"We're really excited about the new look, and the new theme, which mirrors Iowa State University's theme: Choose Your Adventure," Greving said. "We hope Iowa 4-H'ers and those interested in the program can easily learn more about the 4-H adventure through the website."


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Bonefish & Tarpon Trust
This project targets the tagging of tarpon to locate their spawning area in the Gulf of Mexico, southeastern coast of the U.S. and the Caribbean Sea. BTT will use this information to develop effective conservation and management plans for these spawning areas and in addition, will engage recreational anglers and guides in gathering information essential to protecting tarpon populations and the recreational fishery that relies on healthy tarpon populations.
California Trout
This is Cal Trout's third year requesting funds for their Golden Trout Project. Cal Trout has successfully balanced science, created community partnerships, and engaged in outreach and advocacy to create a conservation strategy that's proving to have a positive impact on the health of this fishery.
Coastal Watershed Institute
CWI promotes ecological, community based stewardship of the marine and terrestrial ecosystems along the Olympic Peninsula with a priority on the upcoming dam removals on the Elwha River. They have identified a set of high priorities needs to address prior to and during dam removal. Since nearshore restoration will only be partially restored the group has determined additional information is needed to understand what further actions are needed to achieve ecosystem restoration in the nearshore. Priorities include developing and implementing a nearshore restoration action plan, documenting long term fish use of the Elwha nearshore, defining the role feeder bluffs play in sediment dynamics of the Elwha nearshore, and understanding linkages between hydrodynamics and ecological function of the Elwha estuary and shorelines.
Downeast Salmon Federation
Our funding is supporting an ambitious project by the Downeast Salmon Federation in three coastal Maine watersheds working on removing two dams (or tide gates) and installing fish passages at four others. There is an inter-connectedness of the projects and the "domino effect" where dam removal on some sites will affect the outcomes for other sites.
Friends of the Teton River
This grant proposal aims at stopping an ill-conceived Bureau of Reclamation dam proposal in the remote Teton Canyon in Eastern Idaho.
National Coalition for Marine Conservation
NCMC's mission is to build awareness of the threats to our marine fisheries and convince policy makers to restore and protect publicly owned fishery resources. This project aims to amend the current Interstate Atlantic Menhaden Fishery Management Plan into a Forage Fish Plan that addresses and protects menhaden's critical role as prey for many predatory fish, seabirds, and marine mammals.
An interesting proposal from Rare to support NGO/Private/Public partnership conservation targeting local anglers in an effort to reduce illegal taimen fishing in the Onon River watershed in Mongolia. A key element of the campaign is to build the capacity of local stakeholders to implement and support newly established taimen conservation efforts.
River Alliance of Wisconsin
By engaging paddlers, anglers, and hunters in preventing the spread of invasive species, the River Alliance is working with the very people who are at times inadvertent carriers of these invasives. This project also targets small coldwater spring creeks that are host to native brook trout populations.
The Quivira Coalition
This is the 3rd year The Quivira Coalition has requested funds for their Comanche Creek watershed, Rio Grande cutthroat trout project. The project goals remain the same; 1. watershed assessment, 2. maintenance on existing bank stabilization and grazing enclosures, and 3. hosting free workshops on stream restoration techniques.
The Snake River Fund
The Snake River Fund Ambassador Program allows for the protection and stewardship of one of the most heavily used, threatened, and unmanaged reaches of the Snake River (the Teton stretch). Their goal is to put ambassadors on the ground to educate users, collective data for future management decisions, and to restore the river from the impacts of overuse.
Trout Conservancy
This proposal center's around building public support for the protection and preservation of native wild trout populations in the Neretva River, Balkans. Their plan is to learn all they can about current and future threats to the wild native trout in the river and help coordinate strategies for protecting and preserving these fish with local people who depend on the river.
Trout Unlimited – Alaska
TU – AK's proposal supports the Alaska Natives Guide School. This grant helped pay for room and board for 16 students and 4 instructors at the Ekwok Lodge located on the Nushagak River near Bristol Bay. It's a sustainable economic development program that helps locals in the Bristol Bay can withstand the pressure from the proposed gold and copper mine and develop sustainable employment opportunities.
Trout Unlimited - Big Blackfoot Chapter
The project goal is to restore a migratory corridor for westslope cutthroat and bull trout to 7 miles of Sauerkraut Creek, a tributary to the upper Blackfoot River.
Wild Fish Conservancy
WFC works to improve conditions for all of the Pacific NW's wild fish by conducting important research on wild-fish populations and habitats; advocating for better land-use, harvest, and hatchery management; and developing model restoration projects. This project developed a public outreach campaign in support of the removal of three dams on lower Icicle Creek operated by the US Fish and Wildlife Service.
Wild Salmon Center
Our last grant to WSC helped them formally establish the 94,000 acre Koppi River Fisheries Reserve in the Khabarovsk Region of the Russian Far East. That's only the first step. They are now working with local communities to form public watershed councils to help manage the fisheries and stop salmon poaching in the Koppi River watershed.
Wild Trout Trust
WTT works to conserve wild trout throughout the United Kingdom and Ireland. This project's goal improves habitat for sea trout spawning and juvenile life stages on the south coast of England by advising riparian landowners and river managers on how best to better support sea trout and then to implement habitat improvements with willing landowners.
Willamette Riverkeeper
Willamette Riverkeeper have long been stewards of the Willamette River and are currently working to ensure the Army Corp of Engineers implement the Biological Opinion for the river that will lead to the recovery of threatened native fish such as the spring chinook and steelhead. Specifically, they are working to improve fish passage and more natural flows at several large dams in the Willamette system.
Wyoming Wildlife Federation
The goal of this proposal is to conserve native wildlife in the Green River watershed of western Wyoming with specific focus on habitat for Colorado River cutthroat trout. They do this by increasing public support for cutthroat trout conservation, ensuring the fish are adequately considered in BLM's Resource Management Plan revision, and to reduce oil and gas leasing within the project area.


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A tourist walked into a curio shop in San Francisco. Looking around at the exotica, he noticed a very lifelike, life-sized bronze statue of a rat.
It had no price tag, but it was so striking he decided he must have it.
He took it to the counter. "How much for the bronze rat?"
"Twenty dollars for the rat, one hundred dollars for the story," the owner said.
The tourist gave the shop owner twenty dollars. "I'll take the rat. You can keep the story."
As he walked down the street carrying the rat, he soon noticed that a few real rats had crawled out of the alleys and sewers and began following him.
This was disconcerting, so he began walking faster. But within a couple of blocks, the herd of rats behind him had grown to hundreds, and they began squealing. He began to trot toward the Bay, but looking back he saw that the rats now numbered in the millions, were squealing ever louder, and coming toward him faster and faster. Now scared, he broke into a run, then a full Olympic sprint to the edge of the Bay where he threw the bronze rat as far out as he could muster. Amazingly, the millions of rats all jumped into the Bay after the bronze rat, and they all drowned.
The man walked back to the curio shop.
"Aha!" said the owner. "You have come back for the story."
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 168, May 14, 1999
1-PE JobsEach T3E processor is configured to be one of the types:
- CMD: command PEs, for user shells and single PE processes.
- APP: application PEs, for parallel applications
- OS: operating system PEs, for the operating system
Under UNICOS/mk 2.0.3 (the current OS on yukon) and prior versions, all 1-PE jobs run on CMD PEs, not on APP PEs.
If you request 1 PE from NQS, however, NQS treats the job like a parallel application (even though the OS runs the job on a CMD PE). Thus, NQS believes that one less APP PE is available, which may lead to another users' job being unnecessarily blocked.
At ARSC, you should use the "single" queue, and not the "small" queue, to run 1-PE jobs. This is a special queue to get around the 1-PE problem.
Using "single" prevents NQS from mistakenly crediting an APP PE to your job. It enables you to run two or more 1-PE jobs simultaneously, and it keeps your jobs out of contention with jobs in the "small" queue.
From "news queues" on yukon, here's how to use "single":
> To route a job to the "single" queue, do not specify a PE or > runtime limit. (If either limit is specified, the job will be > routed to another queue.) For example, given this specification: > > #QSUB -q mpp > > NQS would route the request to the "single" queue.Why all the confusion? NQS, the OS, and the applications themselves play different roles, and don't always cooperate.
NQS keeps its own tally of how many PEs it has assigned and how many are available. For instance, on a system with the NQS "global PE limit" set to 128, NQS might "release" a 128-PE request. It would then calculate that 0 PEs remain available. Once "released," the action of the request is handled by the OS, and not NQS.
In one scenario, the job (qsub script) might sit and compile Fortran code for 30 minutes, thus idling 128 PEs, but NQS wouldn't know about it, and wouldn't be able to assign other waiting jobs to those PEs. NQS must assume that all requested PEs are in use.
On the other hand, if an interactive user launched a 2-PE job while the 128-PE NQS request was compiling, the OS would indeed notice the available processors and start the 2-PE job. Unfortunately, the 128-PE request would then be blocked by the 2-PE job when it finished compiling, and NQS wouldn't be able to run anything else because, to its knowledge, 128-PEs would be in use.
In another scenario, a 1-PE request might appear in the "small" queue. When NQS releases a 1-PE "small" request, it subtracts 1 from its pool of available APP PEs, even though the job runs on a CMD PE, and thus under-counts the number of available APP PEs. This can again lead to jobs being blocked.
This problem with 1-PE jobs occurs from time-to-time on yukon, which has a global MPP PE limit of 256. Here's an example, as shown by the "qstat -m" command:
yukon$ qstat -m ---------------------------------- NQS 18.104.22.168 BATCH QUEUE MPP LIMITS ---------------------------------- QUEUE NAME RUN QUEUE-PE'S R-PE'S R-TIME P-TIME LIM/CNT LIM/CNT LIMIT LIMIT LIMIT ----------------------- --- --- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ System 6/0 --/0 -- -- -- gcp_grand 1/0 256/0 256 57600 57600 gcp_xxlarge 3/0 200/0 160 28800 28800 Qxxlarge 1/0 160/0 160 1800 1800 xxlarge 1/0 160/0 160 14400 14400 grand 1/0 256/0 256 14400 14400 single 10/1 0/0 1 -- -- Qxlarge 1/0 100/0 100 1800 1800 Qlarge 3/0 120/0 50 1800 1800 Qmedium 4/0 60/0 20 1800 1800 Qsmall 4/0 30/0 10 1800 1800 Qgrand 1/0 256/0 256 1800 1800 medium 4/1 60/18 20 28800 28800 large 4/1 200/50 50 28800 28800 small 4/1 30/1 10 28800 28800 xlarge 2/1 132/60 100 14400 14400 ----------------------- --- --- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ yukon 100/5 256/129 ----------------------- --- --- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------In this table, the column:
QUEUE-PE'S CNTshows NQS's count of the APP PEs in use, listing them by queue and for the entire machine. There were three actual parallel applications running, with the sizes 18, 50, and 60, for a total of 128 PEs.
Examine the row:
small 4/1 30/1 10 28800 28800which shows how NQS mistakenly counted 1 PE used in the "small" queue, and thus obtained a total of 129 total PEs in use. At this point, NQS refused to launch a waiting 128-PE request that could have run. From NQS's point of view, this would have consumed a total of 257 PEs, exceeding the global limit. This is apparent in the row for the overall totals:
yukon 100/5 256/129(The situation is resolved fairly easily by a sysadmin, but only when someone is on duty to notice it.)
The column:
RUN CNTshows the count of jobs running, by queue. Note that there was one job in the single queue. Following the row:
single 10/1 0/0 1 -- --to the QUEUE-PE'S/CNT column, note that this request did not count against NQS's PE total. This is the correct behavior for the "single" queue.
Run 1-PE jobs in "single"!
Debugging Debugging With FLUSH?The print statement is an ever-popular debugging tool.
This week, a user was trying to diagnose a Fortran code. It launched Okay, but immediately hung. He inserted this,
write(*,*)'BEGIN'as the first executable statement in the program, recompiled, and ran, and again, it hung. It never even printed "BEGIN".
The solution was to debug the debugging statement by changing it to this:
write(*,*)'BEGIN' CALL FLUSH (101)
The write statement had executed successfully the first time, but the write buffer had not filled up before the problem which caused the "hang" was reached, and thus, the "BEGIN" had never been "flushed" to the user's console. "FLUSH" forces the contents of a write buffer out to the specified unit number (101 is used for standard output), even if the buffer is not yet full.
Quick-Tip Q & A
A:{{ You're not sure if you compiled with Apprentice, PAT, or VAMPIR enabled in your current executable. How can you find out? }} Two answers. The first didn't work for VAMPIR and in either case, you may have to scrutinize the output for hints: what a.out egrep -i "apprentice vampir pat" strings a.out egrep -i "apprentice vampir pat" Three examples: yukon$ what a.out.1 egrep -i "apprentice vampir pat" apprentice/Lib/apprif.c 30.0 11/20/97 14:50:55 apprentice/Lib/cal.s 20.3 05/22/97 12:27:01 apprentice/Lib/comm.c 30.0 11/20/97 14:50:55 yukon$ strings a.out.1 egrep -i "apprentice vampir pat" head -5 @(#)apprentice/Lib/apprif.c WARNING: The Apprentice Runtime Information File (RIF) is being written WARNING FROM APPRENTICE INSTRUMENTATION barrier that not all PE's entered. The Apprentice PROGRAM ERROR DETECTED BY APPRENTICE INSTRUMENTATION yukon$ strings a.out.2 egrep -i "apprentice vampir pat" head -5 VAMPIRtrace VAMPIRtrace VAMPIRtrace VAMPIRtrace VAMPIRtrace Q: "I can't login! I keep on trying... The Kerberos (so-called) server accepts my 'kerberos password,' asks for my 'card-code,' which I enter, but then it says: Enter Next Token: I enter my SecurID PIN into my SecurID card (AGAIN), type the 'next token' which appears on the card, but it doesn't work!" (What should this person do?)
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Joey Votto and Ryan Zimmerman are among the ten MLB players with the most trade value, if you ask Dave Cameron of FanGraphs.
Joey Votto and Ryan Zimmerman are among the ten MLB players with the most trade value, if you ask Dave Cameron of FanGraphs.
Are you saying we should trade Joey Votto?
"There are high fastballs and then theres Chapman's high fastball" -Chris Welsh
No I am just glad to see him getting some respect, and to know the Reds actually have "wanted" top quality players...
And the reds losing decade circles again.
This is the story of the reds for the past 20yrs.
Breed superstars and give them away for prospects.
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CLEARANCE - Starting Out - Defensive PlayProduct Code: B0010EM
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Book DescriptionHow do you react in the line of fire? Are you able to remain calm in a storm? Defending against a threatening attack on your own king is one of the most difficult aspects to master in chess. Yet given the frequency of such offensives, it is certainly worthwhile investing a good amount of time on honing the ability to defend properly.
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Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics, and Painting features more than 120 paintings and drawings by Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, including an important group of photographs by artists who captured the couple's shared passion for each other and for Mexico's revolutionary culture during the 1920s and 1930s.
This exhibition is co-organized by the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, the High Museum of Art, Atlanta, and the Museo Dolores Olmedo, Mexico City, in association with The Vergel Foundation, The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection of Mexican Art, and Galeria Arvil.
Frida Kahlo was born on July 6, 1907, in Coyoacán on the outskirts of Mexico City. Her father, the German-born Guillermo Kahlo, had immigrated to Mexico in 1891, while her mother, Matilde Calderón y Gonzalez, was of indigenous (Amerindian) and Spanish ancestry.
As a young girl, Kahlo excelled academically and planned to study medicine. But her life changed on September 17, 1925, when a city bus she was riding collided with a trolley car. Her extensive injuries included a broken spinal column, broken ribs, a broken pelvis, and an iron handrail had pierced her abdomen. These injuries kept Kahlo bedridden for more than a year, during which time she began to teach herself to paint to alleviate her boredom.
Kahlo was already a member of the Mexican Communist Party when she met Diego Rivera, who was at the time painting his murals for the Public Ministry of Education. Rivera encouraged Kahlo to pursue her painting. Although he was twenty years her elder, a relationship developed between Rivera and Kahlo and they married in 1929.
Their marriage was turbulent. Both had extramarital affairs, including Kahlo's relationship with the Communist leader Leon Trotsky. After Kahlo learned of her husband's affair with her younger sister Cristina in 1939, the couple divorced, but remarried a year later. Kahlo died on July 13, 1954, at the age of 47. Today, a pre-Columbian urn holding her ashes is on display in her former home, The Blue House, in Coyoacán.
Diego Rivera was born in Guanajuato, Mexico, in 1886. He studied painting and in 1907, through the sponsorship of the governor of the State of Veracruz, Mexico, moved to Madrid to study painting. By 1909 Diego moved to Paris and spent much of the next fourteen years there. Leaving Paris when World War I broke out, he traveled around Europe, including southern France and Italy, and was influenced by the work of Picasso, Cézanne, and Renoir. When he began to study Renaissance frescoes in Italy, however, he knew he had found his medium.
With a vision for the future of fresco and a strong belief in public art, in 1921 Rivera returned to Mexico, where he soon found work with the new revolutionary government. That fame earned him many commissions. Diego met Frida Kahlo in 1928 and married her the following year. They had a passionate and tumultuous relationship. Each had numerous extramarital affairs, divorcing in 1939 but quickly remarrying in 1940.
In the 1930s Rivera made several trips to the United States, where he painted murals at the California School of Fine Arts, The American Stock Exchange Luncheon Club, and the Detroit Institute of the Arts. Another mural was commissioned for the Rockefeller Center in New York, but was destroyed before it was made public. In 1936 Rivera was instrumental in the defection of Leon Trotsky from the Soviet Union to Mexico, after which Trotsky lived with Frida and Diego for a time.
Rivera was devastated by Kahlo's death in 1954 and became ill not long after her death. Although weak, he continued to paint, and even remarried. He died of heart failure in 1957.
Explore select paintings by Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo from Frida & Diego: Passion, Politics, and Painting. Click on an image to learn more.
Watch these two videos to learn more about Frida and Diego.
The High Museum of Art is offering a wide range of programming during this exhibition. Click an event below to learn more.
This exhibition is co-organized by the Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, the High Museum of
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Discussion in 'Other Hoops Talk' started by LA Dre, Nov 17, 2013.
Sparty is a #4, not a #3 STOOOPID.
those were my PREDICTIONS, LOOPID! LOL
Actually, i think Sparts got REWARDED with a 4 seed!
March Madness! Best sporting event in the world!!
Florida, Michigan State, Michigan, Arizona
M would have to beat texas, Duke, Louisville/wichita St to get to final 4. With no low post game or power forward ,they wont get past Duke or the other 2.
Thanks. She was a great kid with a very bright future. I'll be down to Cary later this week
What if State and UoM play a best of 7 over a 2 week period. Money money money.
Forde Minutes: Big Dance Edition - Yahoo Sports Interesting read...the part about his top 8 teams...
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Looks like Sparty's impressive wins over Wisconsin and Michigan has put them as a favorite along with Florida to cut down the nets. Michigan's chances have fallen drastically despite getting to the big 10 title game grabbing a 2 seed
Blue played great vs Texas, but i wasnt scared of all of their derricknix-like center and i knew M would run past them! Sweeeet 16!!!!!!!!!!!
Like seeing both MSU and UofM in the sweet 16...... Now it's Final Four time for both squads....
Tennessee is going to be a tough matchup for M. UT has that tough front line for M to defend.
I think you would take Tennessee over Duke anyday. Wichita State disappearing has made this road much easier for the Wolverines.
Buckeyes got punked by Dayton. Goodnite sweet prince
supposedly so did Texas
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The pleasure was mine and the sympathy was genuine. You are a class act and my prayers will be for you and your lovely family. Becky will be on my fridge for awhile. I'll check in on u when I visit this summer. Go spartans-----in your honor!
Big win by the Wolverines to hold on for the win. These guys need to work on a baseline in bounds play before Sunday or it's going to cost them in a close game. The ref had guts to call that offensive foul on Tennessee with less than 9 seconds left. You talking about a game changer...
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Francis Coquelin has been pleasantly surprised by the number of first-team opportunities he has had this season.
The youngster's versatility has seen him feature in the full-back positions as well as his customary role in central midfield, and he is likely to be involved at West Bromwich Albion on Sunday with Bacary Sagna sidelined by injury.
Coquelin completed a successful season-long loan at Ligue 1 outfit Lorient last year and the 20-year-old has continued his progress in Arsène Wenger's first-team set-up.
"When I look back at this season I would say I am really happy," Coquelin told Arsenal Player. "I didn't expect to play that much in the first place and I had my chance this season to show what I can do on the pitch.
"Obviously a few injuries have backed me off a bit but I am generally pleased with the season. The manager trusts me as a right back or a left back. At some points in the season we had a lot of injuries so that helped me to get a lot of games."
Sunday's trip to West Brom has been billed as a 'cup final' and Coquelin insists the squad have put in some hard yards in preparation.
"It [third place] could have been finished after Norwich because after the other results we could have qualified for the Champions League," said the midfielder. "But we drew and now we need to win this game against West Brom.
"It is the last game of the season and all the staff and all of the players want to end up with this third place. We are all looking forward to it.
"When we came back to the training ground on Monday everybody knew it would be a tough week. The weekend is going to be an important one, everybody is concentrating on it and I think everybody is ready to fight for this third place."
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I'm new here and hope you all can help. I hardly know much about stuff but I do try.
My problem is a few days ago I attempted to install a B&M shift kit in my 72 skylark with a 350 and th350 tranny. After following the instructions and getting everything back together, it would bearly go. I checked the fluid level and it was a low so I filled it up, after that it took off for about 30 feet, then just quit going. Reverse worked fine. I rechecked everything and still no go. I reinstalled the original seperator plate and check balls.,(There was one ball that was smaller than the other 3 though???) everything was the same still no drive only reverse. I was rechecking to see if there was any loose valve body bolts like the troubleshooting manual said and stripped the threads in one seperator plate hole.
Well that one is shot I figure so I take the one out of a parts car I have. Same year same engine etc. It was hit by a deer then parked by my uncle so I am pretty postive that everything was good in the tranny.
After a grueling day of installing the "new" tranny, I managed to finally get everything bolted back up. Filled er up and yup SAME exact thing, only reverse and no drive. I did not install the shift kit or anything to the new tranny. I did put in a new vacuum modulator thinking that the old one might be bad though. I have messed with the linkage outside the tranny several times and it seems to hit all the detents etc. I have tried to get it moving in D,L2 and L1 but nothing just reverse. On the bright side though my fasten seatbelt light started working which it never has before.
Does anyone have any idea what could be causing this? or did I mess up the first tranny and the 2nd one was already messed up to begin with? I've already probally lost my job over this and really need to get my car running again somehow. any help would be greatly appreciated.
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In January and February, UTSports.com will count down the days remaining until the start of the Vols' 2014 campaign (Feb. 14) with looks back at the many players who donned jersey numbers 30-1.
The baseball season in Knoxville kicks off on the diamond on Feb. 14 when the Vols host the Nebraska-Omaha Mavericks at Lindsey Nelson Stadium at 4 p.m. With one of the youngest teams in the country in 2013, head coach Dave Serrano and company have the foundation in place on Rocky Top.
The 2014 slate is highlighted by 33 games in Knoxville, including early nonconference matchups against Purdue (Feb. 15-16) and UNLV (Feb. 21-23). The Vols open with a 13-game homestand, starting things off with three straight days of doubleheader action.
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One of the most popular numbers in Tennessee baseball history, 32 Volunteers have worn the No. 22 on the diamond in Knoxville. Currently, the jersey belongs to sophomore catcher David Houser, who started 27 games behind the plate in his freshman season. Today, we flash back to the early 1990s, when Vol slugger and future Major Leaguer Bubba Trammell donned the Orange and White No. 22.
1993-94 | OF | 6-3 | 205 lbs. | Knoxville, Tenn. (Central HS)
A teammate of Tennessee great Todd Helton at Central High School in Knoxville, Bubba Trammell attended junior colleges Roane State Community College and Cleveland State Community College in Tennessee before coming back to his hometown of Rocky Top.
In his first season in 1993, the junior earned First Team All-SEC honors after leading the team with a .383 batting average and 12 home runs. His batting average ranked fourth in the league that season, and he was second in the conference with a .679 slugging percentage. Trammell, who started all 51 games before having his season cut short in early May with a season-ending broken ankle, was the team leader with 27 multi-hit games and led UT in both homer and RBIs at the time of his injury.
Trammell swung his way to second-team All-America status (NCBWA) during Tennessee's 1994 SEC Championship season. The senior hit .354 with 53 RBI and 10 home runs while starting all 56 games for the Vols in the outfield.
Over his two-year career, Trammell posted a .368 average, drove in 105 runs, bashed 22 home runs and finished his career with a .635 slugging percentage. His career batting average ranks ninth all-time in the UT record books, while his slugging clip sits eighth on the all-time list.
The Knoxville native was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 11th round of the 1994 MLB Draft and went on to play seven seasons at the Major League level. Trammell, who made his debut for the Tigers on April 1, 1997, also played for the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, the New York Mets, San Diego Padres and New York Yankees. He was a member of the Mets' 2000 World Series team, which lost to the Yankees in five games. Trammell was 2-for-5 with three RBIs in the series.
The former Vol was named to Tennessee' All-Century Team in 2009.
- Full name is Thomas Bubba Trammell
- Named after Bubba Wyche, a former Vols QB
- Won the 1990 Class AAA State Title with a 31-0 record at Central HS
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2013-14 | C | 6-2 | 220 lbs. | S/R | Columbia, S.C.
After starting a team-high 27 games behind the plate last season, sophomore catcher David Houser looks to make an impact for the Vols in 2014. In his rookie season, Houser hit .191 in 115 at-bats, driving in 11 RBIs and hitting four doubles. He threw out a team high 26.5 percent of base runners (9-for-34) on the season. Houser's season highlight came in an 11-2 win over No. 20 Arizona State, when he went 3-for-5 with one RBI.
- Named the High School Sports Report AAA Player of the Year as a senior
- Hit .397 with 12 home runs and 42 RBIs his senior season at AC Flora High School
- Majoring in logistics


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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 5:57 pm
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Alright guys, here's my 2nd mocks w/ a few tweaks after the combine
1. Hou- Reggie Bush RB USC
They take the big-time playmaker to help out the offense.
2. NO- Matt Leinart QB USC
Personally, I dont like the guy, but he seems to be who NO wants.
3. Ten- Jay Cutler QB VANDY
Vince Young's stupidity + Working w/ Fisher at the senior bowl + good combine + local guy = Jay Cutler
4. NYJ- D'Brickshaw Ferguson T VA
They take the monster tackle to help w/ their O line troubles
5. GB- Mario Williams DE NCST
A guy who is being compared to peppers, no brainer IMO.
6. SF- Vernon Davis TE MD
They need help everywhere, but i think they take this freakish athlete to help Alex Smith out.
7. OAK- Vince Young QB TEX
Collins is gone, Vince should thrive in this offense, plus he just seems like a raider
8. BUF- Haloti Ngata DT ORE
This monster DT should help fix their problems against the run.
9. DET- A.J. Hawk LB OSU
They are ecstatic that he's still here, and he brings some much needed help/playmaking ability to their defense.
10. ARI- Michael Huff DB TEX
They take a bigtime playmaker to help out their secondary
11. STL- Jimmy Williams DB VT
They have needs almost everywhere on D, but at this point williams is the best defensive player left so they nab him.
12. CLE- Manny Lawson DE/OLB NCST
After an excellent combine, lawson pretty much solidifies himself as the browns's pick unless some big name falls to them. He's exactly what they're looking for in the 3-4 Defense.
13. BAL- DeAngelo Williams RB MEM
Jamal's leaving so theyll need a new guy to carry the load. I'd take White here but im hearing the ravens would rather have williams.
14. PHI- Chad Greenway LB IOWA
They help out their shaky linebacking core w/ this solid player.
15. ATL- Tye Hill CB CLEM
Secondary is their weakest area and this guy has all the tools to be a shutdown corner except the size. He'll still be a great pro.
16. MIA- Ko Simpson S SC
Although I'm furious that Atlanta just took my fins's guy, Simpson is a nice consolation. He's a young, underrated safety who will start immediately and make our secondary much better.
17. MIN- LenDale White RB USC
Childress and company are jumping for joy as they get a guy who they had expected would be long gone and will fit well w/ them.
18. DAL- Winston Justice OT USC
They are desperate for an Olineman, and Justice is the 2nd best one in the draft. He played RT in college so he will fit in well here.
19. SD- Darnell Bing S USC
They Chargers make it three trojans in a row as they grab their safety for the future. I know hes been mentioned as a possible linebacker, but he will stay at safety and make plenty of plays there.
20. KC- Tamba Hali DE PSU
He's an excellent player who should've gone much higher. KC needs another DE so its a perfect fit.
21. NE- DeMeco Ryans LB BAMA
This very smart player will bring youth to an aging linebacking core and will become a star for the pats.
22. DEN(From WSH)- Chad Jackson WR FLA
I like Holmes better than Jackson but i think jackson fits better in Denver. Hes a bigger guy, which is what i think they want. They need a WR to take over for smith.
23. TB- Marcus McNeil OT AUB
The O line is probably their biggest weakness. THis is a good fit b/c McNeil plays RT and Simms is left-handed.
24. CIN- Broderick Bunkley DT FSU
A steal if they can get him at this point. They really need help stuffing the run and this guy can provide that.
25. NYG- Santonio Holmes WR OSU
I thought I'd switch things up here. He'd be a nice fit in the offense and would truly open things up. I'm interested to see how giants fans will respond to this pick. It's subject to change if they dont like it.
26. CHI- Leonard Pope TE GA
A huge target who will greatly help out Grossman. He should help convert 3rd downs and be a weapon in the redzone. Will really improve their offense.
27. CAR- Laurence Maroney RB MINN
Other than Bush, Maroney is the biggest homerun threat back in the draft. Davis is gone, and i dont think Foster will ever be able to carry the load. He might be one of the missing links for the panthers. Maroney and Foster will make a nice one-two punch.
28. JAX- Anotonio Cromartie CB FSU
One of my favorite players in the draft. A steal at this point if he can stay healthy, which i feel he will. ALong w/ mathis, Jacksonville might end up having the league's best CB tandem for years to come.
29. DEN- Mathias Kiwanuka DE BC
They needed a DE anyway, and after cutting Price this pick becomes a no brainer. He'll probably be a bust, but he has too much talent and potential for the broncos to pass up.
30. IND- Ernie Simms LB FSU
Dungy likes speed on defense, and this explosive linebacker will provide plenty of that.
31. SEA- Bobby Carpenter OLB OSU
Their LB's played well this year, but they cut sharper and they could still use some help. Carpenter is a physical, smart player who is a pretty safe pick. Teaming w/ Tatupu, the seahawks could have an excellent young LB core.
32. PIT- Eric Winston OT MIA
This pick took me the longest to think of. Steelers fans might hound me for it, and thats ok. I know starks supposedly played well, but Winston has a lot more potential than him. The other thing was they dont have many needs so they can afford to gamble a bit.
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:16 pm
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JT9900 wrote:
7. OAK- Vince Young QB TEX
Collins is gone, Vince should thrive in this offense, plus he just seems like a raider
If Hawk is on the board, he is definitely the man for the Raiders
by the way, I just can't find any news that collins has been cut.
where have you read this?
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:24 pm
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15. ATL- Tye Hill CB CLEM
Secondary is their weakest area and this guy has all the tools to be a shutdown corner except the size. He'll still be a great pro.
his size isn't even that bad.,
DeAngelo Hall at the combien in 2004 measured in at 5'10-1/4"
Tye Hill at the combine in 2006 measured in at 5'9-5/8"
only 5/8" difference. that's about the size of your pinky toe. so I woudl have to say his size isn't any problem at all.
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:30 pm
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ok chiefs pick i woul perfer Bunkley or Cromartie
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 6:32 pm
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2. NO- Matt Leinart QB USC
Personally, I dont like the guy, but he seems to be who NO wants.
Im sure the Saints will your feelings into account.
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 7:04 pm
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Vince Young would be a better pick than Jay Cutler.......Cutler wont go in the top 5 and if they wanted him then they would trade down to get him
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Vince Young would be a better pick than Jay Cutler.......Cutler wont go in the top 5 and if they wanted him then they would trade down to get him
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 7:13 pm
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awful viking pick. LenDale does not fit the need of RB at the WCO. Take Lawrence Maroney here.
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 7:14 pm
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I agree they could trade down but i think ultimately cutler will end up a Titan. Since i didnt do any trades i had him going at 3 but yea i think they should/will trade down a few spots.
by the way bateez i dont think collins has actually been cut, i just think he will be. sorry if that confused you i probably should have said he is as good as gone or something like that
Antonio Cromartie will win ROY in 06
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Posted: Sun Mar 05, 2006 10:39 pm
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i voted .D. by accident oops its better than a D my bad
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 4:42 am
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Thats a very good seahawks pick.
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 6:09 pm
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Good Eagles pick
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 6:18 pm
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The only S I want is Ko if he falls to us in the first round OT is what i would like the chargers to draft otherwise
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Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 8:53 pm
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LenDale White does not fit our system at all. Laurence Maroney would be the better pick
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Love the Cowboys pick.
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Dear Sitepoint fellows,
I wonder if anyone likes to share his knowledge about best practices concerning the testing of an implemented input validation.
Some of you surely know of the uncertainty: Is that input validation really working to 100 percent?
Let's say I want to validate that a user input has a certain format. (I obviously use a regular expression for that.) As test case I try out several strings including randomly generated ones and see if they break the validation. If that happens I optimize my regular expression and start the tests over again. This iterative process doesn't bother me, but...
My concern is: How can I make sure that I tested every sequence of the allowed characters? Or in general: How do I gather a complete set of test cases?
Looking forward to your feedback~ Thorsten
First off, kudos to taking the initiative and time to do proper testing
On all the projects I do, I try to test as many scenarios as I can, however, I realize I won't get them all when it comes to complicated regex or the like. So I go with what I feel is the most typical errors, a slew of random input, and a few edge cases that I could see others trying to enter. Beyond that, I just watch for issues, and when they arise, I add a test around those specific inputs.
Over time, it becomes rock solid (to the point, looking into the issue and adding a test is more expensive than what it is worth -- at that point, you are in a good position).
I think based on your description, you are set with what you have. You just need to release it, and monitor it.
I always try to limit input as much as possible by "whitelist" (allows what is acceptable) rather than "blacklist" (excludes what is unacceptable).
That is, use radio or checkbox buttons or select options wherever possible.For text inputs test that it contains only what you want instead of testing for what you don't want.
As cpradio mentioned, for complex input it's nigh impossible to think of every possibilty and I agree that it has to be released and monitored at some point else it will never get released.
Thanks for your input, cpradio and Mittineague! Confirms me that the "iterative approach" is an acceptable solution.
No need to worry about putting too much effort in testing my code. I'm doing this web development thing for a while now.
Over time I was just getting curious if I could use additional, perhaps automated techniques to consolidate my input validation patterns. You have to admit, working on your validation until it "feels" right doesn't seem sophisticated. But if there are no further efficient solutions, I can live with that.
If anybody else likes to share his experiences in testing input validation, go for it.


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I have been real busy as of late. I think I have a very good lead that might help us find a part that has never been officially ''found''.
My source had a discussion with Jeremy Bulloch a few years ago and while talking to him he has found out that the missile part was constantly breaking and was fragile. It seems that part was actually not custom machined but really, like many other costumes or decors in Star Wars, a model kit part. While I cannot say exactly from which model kit it came from, I have a good reason to believe that it came from a Helicopter Model Kit. In fact, I can even venture farther and say that it was a missile pod from a russian MI-24 HIND helicopter. I have not calculated the scale but it might also be from a RC helicopter...
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I believe that it would be possible to find the real part with some help from the community. I also understand that the part might have been altered so that might be a small bump in the road.


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Unlike the previous entries in this series, problematic is not an unfamiliar term for most feminists - in fact, it's a cliche. I named this blog after a professor who overused the phrase "deeply problematic". My intent with my title was humorous, but these days I use it earnestly, frequently. and without irony. Problematic is not a specific word, but it's an excellent way to briefly and broadly note the universal fact of imperfection.
Problematic is an adjective that admits plural flaws. It is applied to nouns that are not perfect to point out that they are not perfect. Problematic suggests a series or pattern of problems - it states that there are more issues with whatever it's appended to than can or will be immediately recognized.
Problematic is a diagnostic, general term - a term for introductions. A term to point out a fact that is true of all - that it's not perfect, that it has problems. Problematic sets a critical tone when used broadly, indicating that all is not well and that some of what is not well will be identified and articulated in the following paragraphs.
Problematic can be a qualifier. It acknowledges that something is not perfect without going in depth. In praise of media, individuals, or actions for their social values, noting that they're problematic denies blanket endorsement to the less virtuous acts of the subject of praise. Simply noting that X is problematic allows for legitimate dissent to praise of X. It reminds the reader that even the things we like are created in a kyriarchy, and thus even those things we like will reflect some of the oppressions we fight.
Use of problematic as a qualifier can be a cop-out - a way to avoid critique rather than a thoughtful acknowledgement of legitimate concerns. But a well-placed link or short elaboration can remedy this without breaking word count limits. (Example: "Though Glee has problematic elements, particularly on the axis of disability, I find the relationship between Kurt and his father to be anti-homophobic.")
Some folks have described problematic as "lazy" or obfuscating. It is neither, when used correctly. Any term can be used in a thoughtless or confusing way. Problematic is just not a word for specifics.
Problematic is a universal term - it is simple, and applies to literally everything. Pointing out that something is problematic is value neutral. Perfection is a cruel farce; everything has problems,even if we personally cannot see or articulate them. Describing something as problematic is just explaining that it is imperfect, of nature. And sometimes that is as a radical as saying that marginalized groups are human, too - it's a clear fact and commonality, but it's sometimes forgotten.
Problematic is a broad word and one that can be applied to everything. Problematic is a part of this blog's name because it opens up the subject matter to critique of unlimited sources - from news to media to language and everything else, since everything is problematic. For my purposes, it's an admission of guilt - that this space, too, is deeply problematic.
Feminist sociologist Dorothy Smith utilized this term globally in her book, "The Everyday World as Problematic: A Feminist Sociology". I have not read the book, but I found this description of her work and use of the term to be helpful:
Problematic is a term used by ethnomethodology and put to effective use by Dorothy Smith to describe as a problem of interest that which is normally not seen as a problem because it is taken for granted. Smith argues that, "the everyday world is problematic". She argues that the everyday world is neither transparent nor obvious. That social relations are organized from "elsewhere".
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I'm just starting to build my life-size accurate Boba Fett replica, and I just wanted to ask if the price is OK for this service? BobaMaker is a realfriendly person, and his workis awsome.. These pieces I'll buy are all professionaly made, painted and weathered by Mr.BobaMaker himself!
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