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While his clothes are synonymous with style, sophistication and success, Mr Ralph Lauren himself is perhaps the embodiment of the American Dream, having risen from his humble background in the Bronx, New York City, to create a multibillion-dollar style empire. Mr Lauren started by selling a small collection of ties in 1967, and the rest is history. Today Ralph Lauren is one of the world's best-known luxury brands, characterised by its unerringly consistent lifestyle vision, from the polo fields of Palm Beach to the slopes of Aspen and the boardrooms of Manhattan. Encompassing formal, casual and sporting clothes as well as homewares, watches and fragrances, the thread that connects the different Ralph Lauren lines is that of an accomplished, refined life. "I don't design clothes, I design dreams," Mr Lauren famously declared.
Launched in 1994 as the signature men's collection, Ralph Lauren Purple Label specialises in luxurious tailoring inspired by Savile Row, and is made in Italy. The styles are traditional and the cuts classic, with a strong emphasis on fine fabrics and meticulous craftsmanship, with much of the construction executed by hand. "Classic, to me, is something that is timeless, enduring. The things that never go out of style. The kinds of clothes I design are the kinds of things I believe in, the kinds of things that last forever. I love things that stay," Mr Lauren explains.
The Black Label provides a complete wardrobe of formal- and casualwear, from suits and jeans to weatherproof outerwear, with closer cuts and a more contemporary look than the Purple Label. The Black Label is inspired by clean lines and sleek Italian tailoring. The polo player Mr Nacho Figueras, who has been the face of Ralph Lauren Black Label since 2005, perfectly demonstrates its rakish style credentials.
Polo was launched in 1968 as Mr Lauren's first full line, with the name chosen because of the discreet elegance and classic style associated with the sport. In 1971 the now-iconic polo player motif was introduced; initially appearing on shirt cuffs, it was embroidered onto polo shirts a year later, and went on to become a design classic. Today, Polo provides a wardrobe of all-American casualwear with a preppy edge.


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So the original Tangle Teezer retails for about £10 which frankly for me is a ridiculously amount for a hair brush. I have however been really interested in it for about a year now since my friend online recommended it and says how she loves it. I've also seen youtubers loving Tangle Teezer style brushes, saying they'd found random dupes on the internet.
Finally someone about a week ago was talking about how they keep their hair in good condition, one of their points being how they have invested in a good hair brush. I'd never thought of this concept before, but it makes sense so I figured I'd give it a go. They didn't actually mention what type of brush they use but I decided that this was the point I wanted to actually search for some sort of Tangle Teezeresk brush, coming across various different things, but this one catching my eye the most:
I got this from ebay seller shop4allsorts for £3.99, who sold all the colours (purple, pink and black) at the same price, whereas the others I had seen sold purple and pink for more then the black (and I wanted purple but refused to pay more haha). It actually says they choose the colour at random but I messaged the seller asking to have a purple if possible which they said was fine.
The outside packaging is, in my opinion, a bit much for such a small product; however I do like knowing no one's had their grubby fingers all in my hair brush. I've touched the Tangle Teezer in store as they have a little hole where you can touch it, and I THINK (don't quote me on this) these bristles may be a tiny TINY bit stiffer than the Tangle Teezer.
It comes with a case you can keep it in, which I believe only the flower pot (£10.99) and compact (12.25) Tangle Teezer offer. Although when I first saw this lid/case thing I thought it was a bit pointless, now I think about it it's quite handy for things like travelling; the bristles won't get squished and if something spills in my bag it won't go all in the bristles. Unlike the Tangle Teezers compact, the lid fully covers the bristles.
The case/lid thing also includes a tiny mirror... which is, nice I guess?
The shape is actually something I really like, I've never owned a hairbrush without a handle however the curvature of this product fits really nicely into the hand.
The bristles alternate between long and short, they also give a kind of massaging effect when it's on your head which I really like. It gets my hair smooth and knot-free really quickly and without pain; it also doesn't leave my hair static which is a big plus.
Overall I really like it and it feels pretty sturdy so hopefully it won't break any time soon.
(My camera has shown the purple colour as more of an indigo, the bottom picture probably represents the colour best but I recommend looking at the professional pictures online for a better colour reference.)


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Professional Home Improvements - Where Quality Matters. Based in Birmingham, we hold true to the belief that quality is more important than how cheap it is. We only use the highest quality components we can get our hands on. This leads to superior products that last longer, look better, and function to a greater standard than cheaper alternatives. Over the years we have gained a reputation for the quality of our workmanship, to the extent that many of our customers invited us to undertake more diverse projects on their behalf. Now Offering: Windows: PVCu - Aluminium - Wood Effect Doors: PVCu - Composite - Aluminium - Wood Effect Glazed Extensions: Conservatories - Traditional Orangeries - Mock Orangeries Other: Roofline - Landscaping - Driveways In order to better reflect the nature and type of work we now undertake the Company name was changed in 2015 to Lifetime Improvements LTD. Interested in our Services? Email us today on email@example.com Read our Independent Reviews on: Trustpilot
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Interior, Exterior, front door, Exterior, non-front door
What material do you want your doors to be made out of?
Mixed material (e.g. wood with windows)
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basic, folding and stable
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Do you need any extra services?
Paint or stain the door, Install locks or hardware
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I am replacing all the doors in my property, front door, back door (stable), 7 internal doors and 1 cupboard (folding) door. I need help buying and fitting the doors
What is the type of property?
Are you replacing existing doors?
No, but the doorframe exists
Have the door(s) been purchased?
No, but I will buy them myself
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What material do you want your doors to be made out of?
What is the type of door you want?
Basic door (swings open and shut)
How many doors do you need?
Do you need any extra services?
Paint or stain the door, Install locks or hardware
Any additional details?
One door is 71cm wide which is hard to find, without paying a lot of money for. I would be interested if the joiner could supply this. All doors will be oak Suffolk Hinges and handles etc also need to be fitted
What is the type of property?
Are you replacing existing doors?
Yes replacing an existing door
Have the door(s) been purchased?
No, and I need the door fitter to buy them for me
Where is the door(s) to be located?
Interior, Exterior, front door
What material do you want your doors to be made out of?
What is the type of door you want?
Basic door (swings open and shut)
How many doors do you need?
8 doors. 1 front door and 7 interior
Do you need any extra services?
Paint or stain the door, Install locks or hardware, Weatherproofing (block drafts)
Any additional details?
Front door frame may need replacing All doors internally will need handles and 2 of those will need locks (bathroom) Need to decide on handles and lock styles Looking at getting oak doors internally.


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When it comes to winter cover crops, more is usually better, especially in the case of rye, according to researchers with the USDA-ARS National Soil Dynamics Laboratory at Auburn University.
But handling a rye cover crop in a no-till or strip-till cotton or corn field brings problems of its own — such as what do you do with all that biomass in the narrow window between when the rye reaches its full growth potential and planting time?
Head high
"You need to get the rye head high to do any good," says Kip Balkcom, research agronomist with the USDA Agricultural Research Service laboratory in Auburn. "We generally try to plant it early to get it up higher and have more biomass when we plant the summer crop."
On a cool, cloudy day at the Pee Dee Research and Education Center near Florence, S.C., Balkcom is standing on the back of a trailer discussing cover crops and equipment for handling them with participants in the 2005 Southern Conservation Tillage Systems Conference.
The trailer contains an 18-inch-diameter roller with 6-inch blades protruding from its surface at 7- to 8-inch intervals. The implement, which was manufactured in Brazil, is used to "roll" standing rye cover crops onto the ground. Once the rye is dead, farmers can plant into the rye mat.
"Farmers in Brazil have been using this technology for about a decade," says Ted Kornecki, an agricultural engineer with the USDA-ARS laboratory. "The straight blades on the roller crimp the rye after it hits the ground, injuring the rye so that it will be terminated in time for planting."
Balkcom, Kornecki and fellow researchers, Randy Raper, Francisco Arriaga and Andrew Price, all with the USDA-ARS at Auburn, have been conducting a study on the effects of rolling/crimping rye and the direction and use of different row-cleaning attachments on no-till or strip-till cotton.
Cover crops, the topic of several papers at this year's SCTSC, have long been recognized as a vital part of conservation systems, but researchers generally agree they should produce maximum biomass to be effective in protecting the soil from erosion and providing a mulch layer on the soil surface for conserving moisture.
The USDA-ARS researchers selected rye for their study because it typically produces a large amount of biomass and is popular with conservation-tillage producers in Alabama. The study took place in two locations (in central and northern Alabama.)
Time to terminate
After planting a rye cover crop in early November and watching it grow all winter, producers need to know the best time to terminate the rye, says Kornecki.
"Our study indicates the proper growth stage is the soft dough or early milk stage of development," he said. "Rolling it earlier or later did not provide the same crop yields as the early milk stage."
But terminating the cover crop needs to be tied to when the grower intends to plant the summer crop. Researchers found it was better to roll and crimp the rye three weeks before planting.
"In general, three weeks from rolling, the grower can plant, but it depends on the spring," said Kornecki. "Some years are more conducive than others."
Want it dead
"You can have a problem with the rye wrapping around the planter," said Balkcom. "One of the keys to successful planting is to make sure the rye is dead three weeks ahead of planting. You want it to be crunchy when you walk on it."
Balkcom said researchers also found that row cleaners help with planting, particularly in strip-till systems. "You need row cleaners for strip-till to help clear the planting strip, but you want to just barely scratch the rye trash to move it out of the way."
Growers may also have to increase the pressure on their no-till planters' down-pressure springs to help the planter openers place seed at the proper depth, he said. "It's important with cotton — because you plant shallow — that you have a good mechanism for closing the row to keep the seed in the ground."
The study also indicates growers may be able to save from $2.77 to $3.69 per acre in herbicide application costs, depending on the type of roller implement used to roll and crimp the rye. The study used the Brazilian-style roller with straight blades ($2.77) and a smooth roller with a crimping bar ($3.69).
Other scientists have been looking at rollers for use on other cover crops, including wheat. "We don't know if the roller is right for wheat," says Balkcom. "Wheat does not produce as much biomass, and wheat does not give good weed suppression. It's better with rye."
The Brazilian roller is not the favorite tool with the USDA-ARS researchers. "You can have a problem with vibration (from the blades), and you can't cover as many acres because of the roller width (13.5 feet)," Kornecki notes.
"We're working on a smooth roller with a crimping bar that we believe will be as effective, but can go much faster. This unit would be 30 feet wide. We're trying to design a machine that the farmer wants."
The researchers tried rolling the rye parallel, perpendicular and at a 45-degree angle to the direction the planting rows. Preliminary results showed rolling the straw parallel to the rows produced the highest emergence and yield at both locations.
"This is from the 2003-04 study, but we need to have more data to prove it," says Kornecki. "The first and second years of the study, unfortunately, were not the best years for cover crops."
Other topics
Other papers presented at the Southern Conservation-Tillage Systems Conference show that rye may not be the best cover crop for suppressing winter weeds. Black oats, another import from South America, appears to be more allelopathic or antagonistic to winter weed species.
Another group of researchers from the USDA Soil Dynamics Research Laboratory, the USDA-ARS J. Phil Campbell Sr. Natural Resource Conservation Center at Watkinsville, Ga., and the Department of Agronomy and Soils at Auburn University presented the results of a study on the use of mixtures of black oats and ryes compared to other cover crops on winter weed suppression.
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We receive and store any personally identifiable information you enter on the website, whenever you shop with 29 Bucks—online, through our catalogs, or in our stores, or information you give us in any other way, such as by subscribing to our catalogs, email, or mobile messaging. For example, we may collect the following personally identifiable information: your name, address, telephone number, mobile telephone number, driver's license number, birth date, and email address. If you use a credit or debit card or pay by check, we will also include your account number.
When you register with us as an online customer, we may ask for additional information, such as your favorite designers.
If you use one of our services, or participate in one of our surveys, promotions, or sweepstakes, we may ask for additional information, such as your age, interests, or product preferences.
From your purchases and other interactions with us, we obtain information concerning the specific products or services you purchase or use.
When you visit this website, our web server automatically collects anonymous information such as log data and IP addresses, and may collect general information concerning your location. We may use the automatically collected information for a number of purposes, such as improving our site design, product assortments, customer service, and special promotions.
When you visit one of our stores, if your mobile device accesses one of our wireless networks we may also automatically collect information about your geo-location based, in part, upon which wireless network has been accessed. When this happens we attempt to de-identify the information, which means that we remove or change (e.g., hash) certain pieces of information that might be used to link the data to you, or to your device. We will not attempt to re-identify geo-location information (i.e., link it to you or your device) unless you affirmatively give us permission to collect geo-location information about you. If you give us such permission, you can later decide to opt-out of geo-location tracking by sending an email to email@example.com with your MAC address (which can be found on most mobile devices under the "settings" menu).
Our mobile applications will not transmit geo-location information about you to us unless you give them permission to do so.
The Information We Collect was last updated February 24th, 2018.
How We Use the Information We Collect
We use the information we collect for various purposes, including:
To complete your purchase transactions
To provide the services you request
To send you our catalogs and other offerings by mail
To identify your product and service preferences, so we can notify you of new or additional products, services, and promotions that might be of interest to you
To notify you of product recalls or provide other information concerning products you have purchased
To improve our merchandise selections, customer service, and overall shopping experience
Others With Whom We Share Your Information
The 29 Bucks : All of the above information that we collect, as described above, may be shared among all 29 Bucks entities.
Service Providers: We also may disclose information to outside companies that help us bring you the products and services we offer. For example, we may work with an outside company to: (a) manage a database of customer information; (b) assist us in distributing emails; (c) assist us with direct marketing and data collection; (d) provide us storage and analysis; (d) provide fraud prevention; and (e) provide other services designed to assist us in maximizing our business potential. We require that these outside companies agree to keep confidential all information we share with them and to use the information only to perform their obligations in our agreements with them.
Other Companies: We may provide information to carefully selected outside companies when we believe their products or services may be of interest to you.
Business Transitions: We may transfer or share a copy of personal information about you in the event that 29 Bucks or one of its properties, affiliates, or subsidiaries goes through a business transition, such as a merger, being acquired by another company, or selling a portion of its assets. You will be notified via email or prominent notice on our website prior to a change of ownership or control of your personal information, if your personal information will be used contrary to this policy. However, nothing in this Privacy Policy is intended to interfere with the ability of 29 Bucks to transfer all or part of its business and/or assets to an affiliate or independent third party at any time, for any purpose, without any limitation whatsoever. 29 Bucks specifically reserves the right to transfer or share a copy of personally identifiable information collected from its websites to the buyer of that portion of its business relating to that information.
Compliance with Law: We may provide access to information when legally required to do so, to cooperate with police investigations or other legal proceedings, to protect against misuse or unauthorized use of our website, to limit our legal liability, and to protect our rights or to protect the rights, property, or safety of visitors of this website or the public.
29 Bucks partners with advertising companies to place our advertising on publisher websites on the Internet. These advertising companies collect anonymous information about your visits to our web site. This technology involves the use of third party cookies which allow them to develop personalized advertising so that it directly relates to offers that may be of interest to you. We may also use 29 Bucks cookies to provide similar enhanced online marketing to you based on your interests and preferences.
Your Choices Regarding Use of the Information We Collect
We provide you with a number of choices regarding our handling of your nonpublic personally identifiable information.
Direct Mail or Telephone Marketing: If you shop at the 29 Bucks and wish to be removed from the list of customers that receive direct mail or telemarketing calls, please either:
Write to 29 Bucks Customer Care at
427 N Tatnall St #83658
Wilmington, Delaware
United States of America
+1 320 261 5222
If you choose to write to us, please include your name, address, and credit card account number (if you have one), and state one of the following:
"NO MAIL OFFERS" (if you don't want to receive offers by mail);
"NO PHONE OFFERS" (if you don't want to receive offers by phone); or
"NO PHONE OR MAIL OFFERS" (if you don't want to receive either).
Because customer lists often are prepared well in advance of an offering (sometimes a few months before the offer is made), you may continue to receive some offers after you send us a request not to use your information for specified marketing purposes. We appreciate your patience and understanding in giving us time to carry out your request.
Cookies, Web Beacons, and How We Use Them
A "cookie" is a small data file stored by your Web browser on your computer or mobile device [hard drive]. It allows us to recognize your computer (but not specifically who is using it) upon entering our site by associating the identification numbers in the cookie with other customer information you have provided us. That customer information is stored on our secured database. A "web beacon" or "pixel tag" or "clear gif" is typically a one-pixel image, used to pass information from your computer or mobile device to a website.
We use cookies and web beacons to keep track of what you have in your shopping cart and to remember you when you return to the website as well as to identify the pages you click on during your visit to our site and the name of the website you visited immediately before clicking to 29bucks.com. We use this information to improve our site design, product assortments, customer service, and special promotions. You can, of course, disable cookies and web beacons on your computer by indicating this in the preferences or options menus in your browser. However, it is possible that some parts of our website will not operate correctly if you disable cookies. We may also use web beacons, and other technologies, to help track whether our communications are reaching you, to measure their effectiveness, or to collect certain non-personal information about your computer, device, or browser in order to allow us to better design future communications to you.
We may contract with third parties who may use cookies and web beacons and collect information on our behalf or provide services such as credit card processing, shipping, promotional services, or data management. We call them our Customer Care Partners. These third parties are prohibited by our contract with them from sharing that information with anyone other than us or our other Customer Care Partners.
This Cookies, Web Beacons, and How We Use Them was last updated on February 24th, 2018.
Children's Privacy
Protecting children's privacy is important to us. Our website is a general audience site. We do not collect or maintain information from those we actually know are under 13, and no part of our website is targeted to attract anyone under 13. We also do not send email correspondence to anyone who tells us that they are under the age of 13 without their parent's consent.
Children under the age of 13 should always ask their parents or guardians for permission before providing any personal information to anyone online. We urge parents and guardians to participate in their children's online activities and use parental control or other web filtering technology to supervise children's access to the web.
Links to Other Sites
While visiting 29bucks.com, you may link to websites operated by our business partners or other third parties. This does not mean that we endorse these websites. We do not make any representations or warranties about any website you may access through this website. They are independent from us, and we have no control over, or responsibility for, their information or activities.
In addition, our privacy practices may differ from those of these other sites. If you provide personal information at one of those sites, you are subject to the privacy policy of the operator of that site, not the 29 Bucks Privacy Policy. Make sure you understand any website's privacy policies before providing personal information.
Online Account Registration
To make online shopping faster and easier, you may register with 29bucks.com. As a registered customer, you only have to enter your shipping addresses and billing information once; they will be securely stored with us for your future use. Using your name and a password of your choice, you may access your account online at any time to add, delete, or change information.
If you are using a public computer, we strongly encourage you to LOG OUT at the conclusion of your session. Your information will still be stored with us but it will not be accessible to anyone else from that computer.
You will receive promotional emails from us only if you have asked to receive them. If you do not want to receive email from 29 Bucks or its affiliates you can click on the "Manage Your Email Preferences" link at the bottom of any email communication sent by us. Choose "Unsubscribe" at the bottom of the page that opens. Please allow us 3 business days from when the request was received to complete the removal, as some of our promotions may already have been in process before you submitted your request.
Mobile Messaging
If you've signed up for mobile messaging (e.g., SMS and MMS) offers but later decide you no longer wish to receive them, simply follow the opt-out instructions included in the mobile message.
By using this website, you accept the policies set forth in this Privacy Policy.
Any questions?
We'll be happy to provide additional information or answer any questions. Please:
+1 320 261 5222
Max Botinga, LLC
427 N Tatnall St #83658
Wilmington, Delaware
United States of America
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Warranty Information
Some items on our website have a manufacturer's warranty; this is noted in the product description. To obtain a written warranty for any of these items, send a specific written request to:
Max Botinga, LLC
427 N Tatnall St #83658
Wilmington, Delaware
United States of America
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When you use this website, you are automatically agreeing that both your access to the site and your use of it are:
Subject to the terms and conditions in this legal notice, which may change at any time without notice.
Subject to all applicable laws.
Undertaken at your own risk.
Please refer to this page frequently to review our current terms and conditions of use.
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The trademarks or trade dress of 29 Bucks and our affiliates may not be used without our written permission. Trademarks or trade dress include the 29 Bucks name and logo, and other graphics, logos, page headers, button icons, scripts, and service names of 29 Bucks products, services, and programs, and those of our affiliates.
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You have permission to electronically copy and print hard copies of pages from this website solely for personal, non-commercial purposes related to placing an order or shopping with 29bucks.com. Unless we give you written permission in advance, any other use of this website, its content, and its information, including linking or framing to this website, are strictly prohibited.
Errors and inaccuracies
Our goal is to provide complete, accurate, and up-to-date information on our website. Unfortunately, it is not possible to ensure that any website is completely free of human or technological errors. This site may contain typographical mistakes, inaccuracies, or omissions, some of which may relate to pricing and availability, and some information may not be complete or current. We reserve the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies, or omissions—including after an order has been submitted—and to change or update information at any time without prior notice. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.
Disclaimer of liability
We make no representations or warranties of any kind, whether express or implied, with respect to this website, its content, or the information available on or through it; they are provided "as is," with all faults. Except as otherwise provided under applicable laws, we and our corporate affiliates, and the directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, successors and assigns of each, will not be liable for any damages whatsoever arising out of or related to the use of this website or any other website linked to it. This limitation of liability applies to direct, indirect, consequential, special, punitive, or other damages you or others may suffer, as well as damages for lost profits, business interruption, or the loss of data or information, even if we are notified in advance of the potential for any such damages.
No confidentiality
Except for information necessary to place an order, we do not want to receive confidential or proprietary information or trade secrets through this website. Any information, materials, suggestions, ideas, or comments sent to us will be deemed non-confidential, and by submitting it, you are granting us an irrevocable and unrestricted license to use, modify, reproduce, transmit, display, and distribute it for any purpose whatsoever, with no payment or other compensation to you. However, we will not use your name unless we are required by law to identify the source of the materials, information, suggestions, ideas, or comments, or unless we first obtain your permission.
Applicable law
By visiting this website, you agree that the laws of the United States, without regard to principles of conflict of laws, will govern these Conditions of Use and any dispute of any sort that might arise between you and us or any of our affiliates.
Any dispute relating in any way to your visit to our website or to products purchased here shall be submitted to confidential arbitration in Istanbul, Turkey. However, if you have in any manner violated or threatened to violate our intellectual property rights, we may seek injunctive or other appropriate relief in any state or federal court in the Turkey. You consent to exclusive jurisdiction and venue in such courts. Any arbitration under this agreement shall be conducted under the prevailing rules of the American Arbitration Association. The arbitrator's award shall be binding and may be entered as a judgment in any court of competent jurisdiction. To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, no arbitration with respect to this website or to products purchased here shall be joined to an arbitration involving any other party, whether through class arbitration proceedings or otherwise.
Protecting your information
As part of our ongoing commitment to ensure that your shopping experience with 29bucks.com is protected, 29bucks.com will prosecute all unauthorized or fraudulent transactions to the fullest extent allowed by law.
Protecting Yourself From Internet Scams
It should come as no surprise that one of our highest priorities at The 29 Bucks is keeping your personal information secure and confidential. To that end, we would like to share some of the most common types of internet scams and suggestions on how you can be aware of and help protect yourself against identity theft.
Fictitious Job Offer Emails Alert
Email campaigns offering fictitious job offers are a reality. The emails can be quite authentic looking. They often purport to have been sent directly from one of our executives or from our human resources department. Enclosures, such as company information sheets and detailed questionnaires, may display The 29 Bucks logo. The emails may include a request for payment of a processing fee of several hundred dollars, and/or they may offer reimbursement for certain job-application or relocation expenses.
These emails are fraudulent. The 29 Bucks does not extend job offers via email to individuals with whom it has had no prior contact. We do not ask prospective employees to pay a fee to be considered for a position or to receive a job offer. We do not authorize recruiters or agents to do any of these things on our behalf. Fraudulent job offers are an unfortunate possibility. Please be aware, as we will not honor them in any way.
You should not respond to any of these job offers by revealing personal information, nor should you send any funds in response to them. If you receive one of these fraudulent offers, please report the matter to the U.S. Secret Service. You may also email our security group.
Phishing and Spoofing Alert
This is when a criminal sends you a phony message or a website link that appears to be from a legitimate business. They will directly request that you provide personal financial information, such as:
Name and address
Social Security numbers
Credit card numbers/bank account numbers
PIN numbers/passwords
Pop-Up Advertisements Alert
Some advertisements "pop up" in a separate browser window advising that you have won a contest or request that you participate in a survey to collect a prize. They may then ask that you provide personal information in order to receive your gift. By clicking on the link it is possible that you are also downloading viruses designed to capture or destroy information on your computer.
Check Scam Alert
A similar but low-tech scam circulates occasionally, in the form of a check, purportedly from The 29 Bucks or one of our divisions, and instructions to deposit it right away, usually in order to receive the balance of a larger sum you have "won" or that has otherwise come to you unexpectedly. You will be instructed to immediately send a payment, in the form of a second personal check, wire transfer, or similar, to some third party to cover taxes, processing fees, administrative costs, or some similarly vague expense. The check you receive in the mail likely would look quite authentic and probably would have our 29 Bucks trademark on it. Do not deposit the check or follow the instructions you receive with it. The check you deposit will bounce; the check you write or funds you wire will clear, before you know about the bounce, and certainly before you can stop payment on your own check.
Important Risk-Reducing Tips
Never respond to emails that cannot be verified.
Never provide personal information via email.
Contact the business by using legitimate phone numbers to verify the request.
Enter websites using your browser and not by clicking on provided links.
Be cautious of any solicitation requesting that you deposit a check or pay a fee to collect a prize, get a job, or cover vaguely described "costs".
Consider filing a report with the Federal Trade Commission and/or state attorney general's consumer protection office, or the FBI. Online complaints may be filed with the FTC at www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov, and white collar crimes may be reported to the FBI at www.ic3.gov/complaint/default.aspx.


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A 10g syringe of Art Clay Silver (new formula). Please note no tip is included, they must be brought separately.
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Delivery: Once your order has been made we will post it within two working days by first class royal mail.
Returns: We do hope you will be happy with your purchase but if for any reason you wish to return any items please post them back in mint condition to the address below within 14 days of your purchase date. Once received we will issue a refund minus postage and packaging charges. If your items are faulty on delivery please notify us within 48 hours.
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Please Note: Our classes are suitable for those aged 16 and over & for health and safety reasons, all students need to wear closed toe shoes when coming to the workshop. If you have any access requirements, please contact us before booking a course. And due to our small class sizes we are unable to offer transfers or refunds on our courses once booked. Please make sure you can make the date before booking. Thanks LJS x


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Foresight Archives
Current Version (6.0, April 2006)
|Foresight Guidelines on Molecular Nanotechnology - Table of Contents
Self Scoring: 0-5, 0 = no compliance, 5 = high compliance
Best Score in this section = 40
|Foresight Guidelines on Molecular Nanotechnology - Table of Contents
Self Scoring: 0-5, 0 = no compliance, 5 = high compliance
Best Score in this section = 40
|Foresight Guidelines on Molecular Nanotechnology - Table of Contents
Self Scoring: 0-5, 0 = no compliance, 5 = high compliance
Best Score in this section = 55
|Foresight Guidelines on Molecular Nanotechnology - Table of Contents
The idea of guidelines for the safe development of MNT (Molecular Nanotechnology) has been discussed within the Foresight community for over a decade. It is inevitable that any guidelines put forth today will be further discussed and perhaps substantively changed; but the dialog on specific proposals must begin somewhere. This latest version of the Foresight Guidelines represents another step in an ongoing discussion.
In spite of the diversity of briefing materials and views represented at the Monterey workshop in February of 1999, the participants managed to discuss the technical and policy issues with both intensity and civility. While any one participant might have preferred more or less emphasis on a particular issue, the group was able to converge on a common set of draft guidelines for the development of MNT.
The group agreed to review the Guidelines among themselves, discuss them in wider Foresight meetings during 1999, and then release them on the WWW for review by the larger community. The goal was to get the Guidelines endorsed and adopted by organizations sponsoring MNT research and development projects, and to inspire effective self-regulation wherever necessary and possible.
Another goal of the Workshop members was to educate MNT researchers about the potential benefits and risks of the technology. The long-term goal was to eventually produce a dialog and set of Guidelines that would be useful to policy makers, the public, and the MNT research and development community.
The Foresight Guidelines are intended as a living document, subject to modification and revision. Early drafts have been reviewed and revised several times since the Monterey workshop, including during Foresight/IMM sponsored discussions led by Neil Jacobstein in May and November of 1999. They were also provided in the attachments to Ralph Merkle's June 1999 Congressional testimony on MNT, and referenced in Neil Jacobstein's presentation on Nanotechnology and Molecular Manufacturing: Opportunities and Risks at Stanford University's Colloquium for Doug Engelbart in January of 2000. The Workshop participants debated whether the Guidelines were sufficiently developed for widespread publication, when Bill Joy's article: "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us" was published in the April 2000 issue of Wired Magazine. This article raised public awareness of the potential dangers of self-replicating technologies, including nanotechnology.
Since that time, the Guidelines were reviewed critically by Robert Freitas, and revised by Ralph Merkle and Neil Jacobstein. Version 3.6 of the Guidelines was discussed in a May 2000 Foresight workshop session led by Neil Jacobstein. Bill Joy was invited to participate in this discussion. He made several constructive suggestions, including one that outlined a guideline on closing the economic incentives loop via an insurance policy requirement for developers. Jacobstein incorporated the feedback from this and subsequent discussions into version 3.7 of the Guidelines, and they were then published for open review on the web.
Neil Jacobstein rewrote the Guidelines as a form of self assessment scorecards for version 4.0, based on his observation that this kind of self assessment is becoming a standard part of quality and six sigma programs in industry and government. He combined and added some new guidelines, including a guideline based on a paper by Eric Drexler and Chris Phoenix in the Journal of Nanotechnology on "Safe Exponential Manufacturing". This paper made the case for MNT and molecular manufacturing using a hierarchy of machine tools, without the need for general purpose self-replicating assemblers. Glenn Reynolds edited the draft and provided an analysis by his law students on current treaties and the fact that weaponized MNT might not be covered by them. Eric Drexler also reviewed the draft and made additional editorial suggestions.
Version 4.0 of the Guidelines is available at the Foresight web URL: http://www.foresight.org/guidelines/. We encourage your ideas and constructive criticism about how to improve the Guidelines.
Eventually, the Guidelines need to become sufficiently specific that they can form the basis for a legally enforceable framework within which MNT development can be safely pursued. Future versions of the MNT Guidelines might eventually be enforced via a variety of means, possibly including lab certifications, randomized open inspections, professional society guidelines and peer pressure, insurance requirements and policies, stiff legal and economic penalties for violations, and other sanctions. Enforcement will be inherently imperfect, but the deterrent effect of unpredictable inspection, combined with predictable and swift consequences for violations, may prove preferable to the available alternatives.
Care must be taken that future revisions of the Guidelines do not become so restrictive that they simply drive MNT research and development underground. This could expose compliant countries to the increased risks associated with decreased technical, economic, and military capabilities. It would also sacrifice the many significant economic, environmental, and medical benefits of MNT that counteract serious and certain risks that society now faces in industrialized countries and particularly in the developing world.
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Build Your Private Cloud: Instaling VMM
Build Your Private Cloud: Instaling VMM
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Learn how to migrate and modernize stateless applications and run them in a Kubernetes cluster.
Our series is in full swing and now its time to walk through the installation of System Center 2012 VMM to begin managing our VMware, Hyper-V, and Xen hosts, virtual machines, and templates. Assuming you have Server 2012 installed already, plenty of disk space and at least 4GB of ram, your first step is to go grab the VMM bits from here: System Center 2012 with SP1
When the download begins you can pause all of the other images except for VMM, so it would look like this:
Once you have the VMM server OS built, we need to install the Windows Assessment and Deployment Toolkit as it is a pre-requisite for the VMM installation process to be successful. You can grab the toolkit from here, be prepared, this installation can take a little while:
While the ADK is installing, create a new service account in AD and add the user account to the local administrators group on the VMM server.
Now, be sure to identify a SQL server on the network that you would like to use to house the database for the VMM installation to use. Unlike VMM 2008 R2 edition, installing a SQL Express will not automatically occur during the installation process. You do however have the option of installing VMM on a SQL server however this is not recommended in large environments or where separate maintenance practices for the application and database are preferred. For this exercise we are choosing to install with an external database server. When ready, launch setup.exe for VMM. Click Install:
Select both options and click on Next:
Enter in the correct information for your organization and click Next:
Click on "I have read, understood, and agree with the terms of the license agreement then click Next:
Choose whether you would like to enter the feedback program and click Next:
Select whether or not you would like automatic updates to be enabled then click Next:
Select the installation location and then click Next:
Now select the database server that you will be using for this installation, fill in the domain user and password that hold the proper access to the SQL server:
The service account should have already been prepared but in case it was not, add a user to Active Directory, add the user to the Local Administrators group on the VMM server then fill in the appropriate information here:
The default ports are given, these can be changed if necessary, otherwise click Next:
A VMM library name is provided but this can be changed as applicable to your environment. Designate the share location and then click Next:
Time to review the installation summary then click Install:
A successful installation will look like this:
VMM will automatically launch once you click Close, and you will arrive at the following clean slate to work with. Right click on "All Hosts" and select "Add Hyper-V Servers or Clusters":
Since in this exercise the Hyper-V server is already a member of the domain keep the default option and select Next:
When entering in the "Run As" account in the following window be sure to use a domain user that has admin rights on the target Hyper-V host you are adding, note, this account cannot be the VMM service account used during installation, click Next:
Enter in the name of the Hyper-V host and click Next:
After AD validation occurs for the server in question, select the box beside the server's name and click Next:
Select the applicable options and click Next:
Verify the summary and click Finish:
You are now ready to begin working with the server. You should see the VMs already running on the host you just added.
We will continue the series with more details around configuration of each of the areas in VMM this month so stay tuned!
Join us in exploring application and infrastructure changes required for running scalable, observable, and portable apps on Kubernetes.
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Welcome to Misick & Stanbrook
Misick & Stanbrook is the leading law firm in the Turks & Caicos Islands. We service the legal and corporate requirements of a worldwide client base and have an international reputation for the high quality of our attorneys' work.
We are the Turks & Caicos Islands member of two major international law firm networks, Lex Mundi and Terralex whose members have set themselves apart as centres of excellence. We are also the exclusive Turks & Caicos Islands law firm member of World Services Group, a leading network of independent elite professional services firms and companies.
This law firm was established by our current senior partner Ariel Misick OBE QC in 1981 and has thrived since then, in line with the growth in development of the Turks & Caicos Islands as a significant international finance centre and premier tourism destination. We are able to provide our clients with a renowned level of service in all areas of offshore company formation and banking, assistance with offshore investments and tax planning, trust formation, resort development and financing, litigation, arbitration and regulatory support.
The firm also has a corporate services subsidiary, Caribbean Management Services (CMS) which provides company formation and domiciliary services to an international clientele, and an insurance management affiliate, Caribbean Insurance Management Services (CIMS), which is TCI's leading provider of insurance management services.
Latest news
Special trusts of company shares (STOCS trusts), purpose trusts, and enhanced creditor protection provisions all included in a wholesale and exciting revamp of TCI's trusts statute. Owen Foley of Misick & Stanbrook looks at TCI's new Trusts Ordinance.
Latest events
Misick & Stanbrook's corporate and commercial partner, Owen Foley, has recently been appointed to the Caribbean Regional Council of World Services Group. World Services Group is a global organization of member firms across 115 countries throughout the world.


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Exit Festival Wins Best Major Festival At European Festival AwardsEXIT was crowned 'Best Major Festival' at the 5th annual European Festival Awards, which took place at Groningen's De Oosterport in The Netherlands
EXIT was crowned 'Best Major Festival' at the 5th annual European Festival Awards, which took place at Groningen's De Oosterport in The Netherlands. Festival fans from all over the world and the EFA jury contributed to EXIT's win, beating 9 other finalists to the coveted title.
After the judges' votes were cast, the finalists were revealed in December 2013 and EXIT was shortlisted alongside Belgium's Tomorrowlands, Pukkelpop, Dour Festival and Rock Werchter, Open're and Woodstock in Poland, Sziget in Hungary and Germany's Hurricane/Southside and Wacken Open Air.
The award was received by EXIT's strategic director, and one of the original founders Duan Kovačević, who said: "I want to thank all of our fans who made this dream to come true. EXIT 2013 was very important for us in many ways. EXIT 2014 will be also be very special, as we will celebrate our 15th edition with hosting festival in two countries, on Petrovaradin fortress in Serbia and on one of the most beautiful beaches at Adriatic sea in Montenegro." Some of you may know, EXIT is unique in the festival world, as it started as a student movement fighting for peace and freedom in Serbia and Balkans. We believe that EXIT social responsibility is still important reason for our existence."
This is the first time EXIT won the award in the category of major European festivals since European Festival Awards had been established in 2010, although it has been shortlisted every year. Exit had previously been voted the Best European Festival at UK Festival Awards in 2007 and is highly regarded amongst festival goers and media across Europe.
EXIT R:Evolution 2013 will be remembered as the most successful festival edition so far. It introduced the warm-up festival day, the number of visitors reached 200,000, single-day ticket sales broke the festival record, while 30,000 additional people attended CeeLo Green's concert, which was a free event in June at Novi Sad's Liberty Square, celebrating EXIT's birthday.
The Fifteenth edition of the Best European Festival will be marked by EXIT ADVENTURE, held from July 10 to 14, 2014 at the Petrovaradin Fortress in Novi Sad, only to continue at SEA DANCE Festival, from July 15 to 17 at one of the most beautiful beaches at the Adriatic Sea, Jaz Beach, Montenegro.
The list of winners can be found at the European Festival Awards' official website (http://eu.festivalawards.com/)
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* [http://nicta.com.au/ssv08/ Systems Software Verification Workshop]
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Haskell programmers publish a great deal of research at conferences, which are also great places to meet and discuss Haskell and its future. The following is a list of some of the conferences at which Haskellers and their research appears.
For a calendar-like interface, see Andy Gill's page.
[edit] 1 The Haskell Symposium
The Haskell Symposium is an annual symposium organized in affiliation with the International Conference on Functional Programming (ICFP). The workshop is sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) under the aegis of the ACM Special Interest Group on Programming Languages (SIGPLAN).
The purpose of the Haskell Symposium is to discuss experience with Haskell, and future developments for the language. The scope of the symposium includes all aspects of the design, semantics, theory, application, implementation, and teaching of Haskell.
[edit] 2 The International Conference on Functional Programming (ICFP)
ICFP (International Conference on Functional Programming) is an annual programming language conference. It is sponsored by the Association for Computing Machinery under the aegis of the ACM Special Interest Group on Programming Languages (SIGPLAN), in association with Working Group 2.8 of the International Federation of Information Processing (IFIP).
[edit] 3 Commercial Users of Functional Programming (CUFP)
The goal of CUFP is to build a community for users of functional programming languages and technology, be they using functional languages in their professional lives, in an open source project (other than implementation of functional languages), as a hobby, or any combination thereof. In short: anyone who uses functional programming as a means, but not an end
[edit] 4 International Workshop on Functional Art, Music, Modelling and Design (FARM)
It gathers together people who are harnessing functional techniques in the pursuit of creativity and expression.
[edit] 5 International Symposium on Functional and Logic Programming (FLOPS)
FLOPS is a forum for research on all issues concerning declarative programming, including functional programming and logic programming, and aims to promote cross-fertilization and integration between the two paradigms.
[edit] 6 Principles of Programming Languages (POPL)
[edit] 7 Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI)
[edit] 8 Implementation of Functional Languages (IFL)
[edit] 9 Practical Aspects of Declarative Languages (PADL)
[edit] 10 Principles and Practice of Declarative Programming (PPDP)
[edit] 11 Asian Symposium on Programming Languages and Systems (APLAS)
[edit] 12 Declarative Aspects of Multicore Programming (DAMP)
[edit] 13 Types in Language Design and Implementation (TLDI)
[edit] 14 Trends in Functional Programming (TFP)
[edit] 15 Principles, Logics, and Implementations of High-Level Programming Languages (PLI)
[edit] 16 Types in Compilation Workshop (TIC)
[edit] 17 Practical Aspects of High-level Parallel Programming (PAPP)
[edit] 18 Federated Conference on Rewriting, Deduction, and Programming (RDP)
[edit] 19 Typed Lambda Calculi and Applications (TLCA)
[edit] 20 International Workshop on Functional and Declarative Programming in Education
[edit] 21 Advanced Functional Programming Spring School (AFP)
[edit] 22 Integrated Formal Methods (IFM)
[edit] 23 UTP'07 at IFM: Unifying Theories of Programming
[edit] 24 Systems Software Verification (SSV)
[edit] 25 Monadic Party
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The Custom UI Argument
I'm a huge advocate for flexibility in a UI. I think 90% of the complaints people have about a default UI can be addressed simply by allowing people to rebind keys and move/resize UI elements. The more flexibility people have to adjust the UI in a way that is comfortable and convenient to them, the more they are going to enjoy the game experience.
That's not open for debate and even the most rigid of game developers offers the ability to at least rebind keys. The issue is to what degree do you allow people to edit and customize the UI.
Warcraft and Warhammer, for example, allow custom scripts or addons to be written that can radically alter the game UI. If I so chose, the API in both games is open enough for me to completely rewrite something like the Auction House. As an addon author and someone who plays an aggressive game on the Auction House, that's something I even considered doing.
There are some real advantages to allowing your community to modify the UI. Perhaps the best argument to allow such customization is that it allows your users to address usability issues which will actually improve the game.
For example, I happen to be color blind in real life and long before Blizzard implemented UI options to address the handicap, I tried a Custom UI addon that fixed a lot of the common issues color blind people faced.
And there are countless examples of other UI improvements that were incorporated into the Warcraft UI over the years that were originally inspired by custom addons. Speaking as an addon author, I can tell you that I absolutely love the ability to simply "fix" the things I saw as a problem in the UI.
If I didn't like something, I just changed it.
Unfair Advantage
The other school of thought is that such customization provides an unfair advantage if it's not built into the default UI. Custom mods certainly DO provide an advantage and I don't think many people would argue that point. A raid mod that throws up big neon signs telling you to "GET OUT OF THE FIRE!" is a pretty distinct advantage over a default UI requiring you to, well, see flames on the ground around you.
No. The argument is over whether or not it's unfair. Addon supporters would argue that it's not unfair because anyone can download the raid mod. Non-supporters argue that such things are unfair to those people who don't want to research and keep an up-to-date laundry list of third party addons.
The non-supporters have a very valid point and it's not just a matter of laziness. As a third party addon, the deployment, updating and support of that customization is left up to the individual player.
Patches break them and they often have undocumented bugs. Support, when there is any, is provided by some guy named FrostyPants when he has free time (and hopefully he didn't quit playing the game).
In addition, it also assumes that all such addons are publically released and available to everyone. As an addon author, I can tell you that's not true.
Take the Auction House addon I considered writing. Given my experience as a top-end trader and my knowledge as an addon author, I had some ideas for some very powerful tools that would have automated much of what I needed to do manually (even with addons like Auctioneer).
I would never have released such a thing to the public and kept it for my sole benefit. A private addon like that would most certainly be unfair.
I'm not a Lawyer, but I play one on the Internet
Anytime this discussion is brought up, players start quoting the EULA like it's the Bible and they are the Pope. The problem with EULAs is that they are purposefully very broad in scope in order to protect the developer. It's basically in the developers interest to write the EULA in such a way that it forbids everything NOT in the game and allow themselves the caveat to make exemptions at their discretion.
Even Blizzard, who supports third party LUA addons, takes the legal position in its EULA that nothing is allowed unless authorized:
You agree that you will not, under any circumstances:The default legal position is that even the most benign third party addon is not allowed unless, at Blizzard's discretion, they decide it is allowed. But that's only the legal position to protect them in court.
- B. use […] mods or any other unauthorized third-party software designed to modify the World of Warcraft experience;
- D. use any unauthorized third-party software that intercepts, "mines", or otherwise collects information from or through the Game or the Service […]; provided, however, that Blizzard may, at its sole and absolute discretion, allow the use of certain third party user interfaces;
This whole "at Blizzard's discretion" thing is the fuzzy part. Addon authors write an addon, post it to Curse or some other site, and people can download and use it. No approval required and it's implied by Blizzard's lack of legal action against Curse and other such sites that this is acceptable.
In other words, Blizzard doesn't feel they need to approve each individual addon. In fact, it's become commonly understood over the years that if it can be written using the in-game API, it's acceptable. Even if such things automate tasks like data mining Auction prices, collecting mail items and listing things on the Auction House.
The point here is that it's ludicrous for Armchair Lawyers to try and look at the EULA for guidance on these disputes. Because, strictly from a legal standpoint, nothing is allowed unless you can find some documentation where they have expressly allowed it. And yet, there are plenty of examples in every game of things they allow without making such rulings.
Acceptable usage or Exploit?
Obviously, anything which is allowed by the default game is an acceptable use. Unless, of course, it's a bug exploit. In which case, it's not.
OK. So it's not quite that obvious, but using bug exploits is bannable, right?
Not always, sometimes the more benign bugs (like gliding downhill) never get fixed at all and become part of the game. Others, might get you a suspension and all your stuff taken away.
Things become less gray when we talk about obvious exploitation.
Figure out a way to duplicate gold? Even the most dishonest player knows that is against the rules. Likewise, hacking or altering memory values for a game are pretty blatant and obvious cheats.
It's a bit less obvious if the memory value is merely read, not altered. For example, imagine a separate piece of software that monitors your memory for other Player Characters and plays a .wav file in Windows if a new one is loaded into memory.
Technically, you are not altering or modifying the Game or Game World. You are only intercepting data from the Game and using Windows to play the sound alert. FRAPS does the same thing to record video.
Obviously, one usage is a cheat and the other a benign use of third party software to record events. However, legally speaking, these both violate the same rules in Blizzard's EULA.
What makes one a cheat and another acceptable? What makes a bug exploit part of the game or game breaking?
It's our interpretation of the intent and the scope of the impact that makes a difference. An interpretation that is made fuzzy because it's subject to personal perspective and perceptions.
The gray area in-between
I think the average user has some clue about what is blatantly wrong. It's one reason why I decided against writing that Auction House addon.
That said, I think the really muddled part of this discussion relates to automation. A bot that plays the game unattended is an obvious cheat. It's less clear when we talk about automating tasks.
Certain activities, like collecting all your mail or listing multiple auctions, address usability issues and automation offers a significant improvement in the user experience. Other activities, particularly those related to combat, that automate or decide in-game action are unfair and potentially abusive.
In fact, developers go to great lengths to ensure that such combat automation doesn't exist by default in a game. Warcraft introduced a "taint" system which eliminated such automation in addons and even developed a detailed macro system as a replacement to provide a specific level of acceptable automation.
Warhammer didn't provide any macros at all. Nor does Darkfall or EVE. It's commonly understood that such automation is a violation of the spirit of the game and unfair to other players.
And yet, it exists out-of-game.
I'm referring specifically to hardware devices (and software) that allow you to chain (and even time) specific actions. The most notable is the G15 keyboard. A quick search on any game forum and you'll read a dozen different Armchair Lawyer opinions about how it does or does not violate the EULA.
Blizzard apparently takes the position that using the G15 to automate is against the EULA, but doesn't ban the device – just the use of the device to chain actions. And only then, when they can detect that you are doing it.
Of course, if you are only chaining a few things (like 1-2-3) then it's impossible for them to detect. It's only when you use it to attempt automation that's identifiable by other people (like auto-fish) that such usage is going to result in a suspension or ban.
Legality vs. Enforceability
The G15 is perhaps the most high profile device. I find the hypocrisy of the wide-spread native support makes it an interesting topic, but it's hardly the only way to perform these types of actions.
This issue is what I alluded to in Wednesday's entry. There are GUI elements that sit on a UI Layer (Plane of Glass) and UI elements that result from Hardware Input. A developer has absolute control over what can happen on the UI Layer.
Ultimately, they have little control over Hardware Input. As an extreme example, they can't really stop someone from placing a brick on the space bar.
Long ago, I bought a Gateway computer that came with an Anykey Keyboard which you can still find on Ebay for $30. The unique thing about this keyboard is that it allowed complete programmability (including macros) and remapping of your keys.
This was at a hardware level, so no amount of software detection could ever detect that these keys were not pressed by a human. That was in 1992.
However, even at a software level, how hardware input is received is handled by the Operating System – not the application. As such, other software can interface directly with the Hardware API to create Hardware Events without touching or directly interacting with a Game application.
In other words, there is no way for the Game to distinguish between a Hardware Event triggered by a real keystroke or another software application.
All the Game knows is that it received the Hardware Event.
Nor is using such software to create Hardware Events a violation of a EULA on it's own because it's an Operating System (rather than application) function. The act of automation may be against the EULA, but using a separate software program to simply disable the "Windows" key or remap it to "Print Screen" is not.
Interestingly, this also sheds some light on how botting programs, like MMO Glider, worked. They can mine data about the game world and then trigger Hardware Events based on that information.
In other words, it could read the positional data about where you and other things were located in the RAM and then push the buttons needed to make things happen based on that information. The noteworthy thing here is that this happens without the third party botting program ever interacting with the Game other than to read (not alter) memory values.
For example, to loot something, they could setup an alert that triggered when the mouse cursor (or tooltip) changed to something else. Then the hardware input moves the mouse all over the screen until the mouse cursor changes and the alert occurs. If it does, then the bot knows to send a Right-Click at that mouse position to loot.
None of this is really detectable even by Blizzard's Warden. However, what IS detectable is the program. So it might not be able to find the behavior, but it could find the program if it knew what program it needed to find. A person who developed such a bot that was not public would be almost impossible to find.
But the truth is that you don't even need such software to automate many actions because basic automation is available in a lot of programs that Blizzard (or anyone else) would never consider banning you for using. The G15 software is the easiest example, but there are others including AutoIT and AutoHotKey that both have legitimate non-cheating uses.
Not promoting cheats
I want to be clear that I'm not advocating that people cheat or violate the spirit of fair play. This is really just a post about why I find this topic so intriguing.
It's complex, filled with hypocrisy, and even the most well informed players are often left in ambiguity.
The thing that really prompted me to write about it is that I was recently advised in-game (in the trade channel) to download and use the program AutoHotKey in Darkfall. Advice that several people echoed.
Having some previous familiarity with this program, I was a bit shocked and this prompted me to search the in-game forums. I turned up two posts:
Now the interesting thing is that the second link is CLOSED. The first link is still open with posts as recent as a few days ago.
Reading through the legality post, you'll find that you end up with a similar answer to Blizzard's G15 position. Using it won't get you banned. Misusing it will.


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