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This document explains the VLAN Select feature that is introduced in the Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) release 184.108.40.206. The document also discusses how to deploy this feature in a Cisco Unified Wireless Solution.
In order to configure the VLAN Select feature in WLC release 7.2 and later, refer to WLC 7.2 VLAN Select and Multicast Optimization Features Deployment Guide.
Cisco recommends that you have knowledge of these topics:
Cisco Unified Wireless Solution
This feature is supported on all Lightweight APs (LAPs) with 16MB or more flash space.
LAPs Supported: 1120, 1230, 1130, 1140, 1240, 1250, 1260, 3500 and 1522/1524
Controllers Supported: 7500, 5508, 4402, 4404, WISM, WiSM-2, 2500, 2106, 2112, 2125
Note: Controllers will support these number of Interface groups/Interfaces:
WiSM-2, 5508, 7500, 2500 -- 64/64 WiSM, 4400, 4200 –- 32/32 2100 and NM6 series -- 4/4
The information in this document was created from the devices in a specific lab environment. All of the devices used in this document started with a cleared (default) configuration. If your network is live, make sure that you understand the potential impact of any command.
Refer to Cisco Technical Tips Conventions for more information on document conventions.
In current WLC architecture, it is mandatory to map the WLAN to an interface/VLAN. Default mapping is to management interface. The limitation is that one WLAN can be mapped to a single interface/VLAN. This limitation requires availability of a single large subnet, in dense deployments, which might not be feasible for many customers because of existing network design and IP subnet allocation in their network. Existing features, such as AP Groups and AAA override, can help to some extent but cannot meet complete requirements and might not be feasible in all kinds of customer deployments. This same limitation also exists to the guest anchor setup where guest clients on remote locations always get an IP address from a single subnet mapped to the WLAN on anchor location. Also, the IP address assignment to wireless guest clients is not dependent on foreign locations and all guest clients on different foreign locations will receive an IP address from the same subnet. Once again, this is not feasible for many customers.
Integration of VLAN Pooling, or the VLAN Select feature, in the 126.96.36.199 release provides a solution to this restriction where the WLAN can be mapped to a single interface or multiple interfaces using interface group. Wireless clients associating to this WLAN will receive an IP address from a pool of subnets identified by a MAC hashing algorithm which is calculated based on the MAC address of the client and the number of interfaces in the interface group. In the instance that the interface selected from the interface group by the MAC hashing algorithm does not serve the IP address to the client for some reason (dhcp server unreachable, dhcp scope exhausted, etc.), that interface will be marked as dirty and a random interface is selected from the interface group.
This flowchart illustrates the DHCP address selection when the round robin mechanism is used in interface or interface group configuration:
Note: If the DHCP lease time is high, there is a possibility of DHCP IP leakage if the clients frequently de-authenticates and re-authenticates.
Note: With Inter-Release Controller Mobility (IRCM), controllers in releases before 126.96.36.199 cannot understand the VLAN list payload. Therefore, sometimes a L3 mobility is performed where L2 mobility could have been done.
Note: If you want to downgrade from the 18.104.22.168 release to a previous release, make sure that all WLANs are mapped to interfaces and not interface groups, and multicast interface is disabled.
Note: Cisco does not support an interface group being returned from AAA, only interface.
Note: Interfaces can be added to an interface group but cannot be deleted when it is mapped to the WLAN/AP Group.
Note: One VLAN or interface can be a part of many different interface groups.
The VLAN Select feature also extends current AP group and AAA override architecture where AP groups and AAA override can override the interface/interface group the WLAN is mapped to with an interface or interface group. This feature also provides the solution to guest anchor restrictions where now wireless guest user on foreign location can get an IP address from multiple subnets based on their foreign locations/foreign controllers from same Anchor WLC.
This flowchart indicates WLAN selection when AP group and AAA override are configured on the controller and WLAN has been mapped to an Interface or Interface Groups:
Note: Some exclusions apply for static IP clients:
If client has a static IP configured in subnet A and is allotted subnet B, the client is moved to subnet A (override) before moving to RUN state, if these conditions are met:
DHCP Required is disabled on the WLAN.
Subnet A is included in VLAN or AP group configured on WLAN.
Client sends some packet sourced with static IP in subnet A within 4 min DHCP_REQD interval.
Note: If the static IP client has an IP address from a subnet that is part of the interface group which is mapped to the WLAN, then the static IP client joining over that WLAN moves to RUN state and can pass traffic. Otherwise, the static IP client cannot pass traffic.
Same Subnet Mobility—In the current solution, when a client roams from one Controller to another, the foreign sends the VLAN information as part of the mobility Announce message. Based on the VLAN information received, the Anchor decides whether the tunnel should be created between the Anchor and Foreign. If the same VLAN is available on the Foreign, then the client context is completely deleted from the Anchor and the Foreign becomes the new Anchor Controller for the client.
As part of the VLAN Pooling feature, the Mobility Announce message carries an additional vendor payload that contains the list of VLAN Interfaces mapped to a WLAN. This helps the Anchor to decide on Local > Local type of handoff. It is ensured that the inter-release mobility does not get affected because of the introduction of this feature. In a guest tunneling scenario, clients joining on "export foreign" receive the IP from the interface group mapped to the WLAN on "export anchor", or as per the foreign mappings configured on "export anchor". If the clients who have joined over "export foreign" move to the "export anchor" controller, they might lose their IP address which means mobility is not supported between those two. However, if the clients move between two "export foreign" controllers, they retain their IP address which means roaming is supported in that scenario.
Multicast at present is based on the grouping of the multicast address and the VLAN as one entity, mgid. The VLAN pooling feature has the potential of increasing the duplicate packets on the air. Because each client listening to the multicast stream is on a different VLAN, the WLC creates different mgids for each pair of multicast address and VLAN. Therefore, the upstream router sends one copy for each VLAN. This results, in the worst case, as many copies because there are VLANs in the pool. Because the WLAN is still the same for all clients, multiple copies of the multicast packet are sent on the air.
Integration of the VLAN select feature also introduces some issues in current multicast architecture where wireless clients can receive duplicate packets. The issue of receiving duplicate multicast packets was already present in current multicast architecture, but it was only visible when AAA override is configured and 2 clients on different subnet (one on WLAN mapped subnet and another on overridden subnet) listen to same multicast group. With the introduction of VLAN select feature, this problem will be more obvious and easily visible on open WLAN also.
In order to suppress the duplication of a multicast stream on the wireless medium between the WLC and APs, the multicast VLAN method is introduced. This VLAN is used for multicast traffic. One of the VLANs of the WLAN is configured as multicast VLAN on which multicast groups are registered. Configuring the multicast VLAN for the WLAN is controlled by the user. Clients will be allowed to listen to a multicast stream on the multicast VLAN. The mgid is generated using 'multicast VLAN' and multicast IP address. Therefore, if multiple clients in the VLAN pool of the same WLAN are listening to a single multicast IP address will always generate single mgid. The WLC will make sure that all multicast stream from the clients on this VLAN pool will always go out on the multicast VLAN. This will ensure the upstream router will have just one entry for all the VLANs of the VLAN pool. Hence only one multicast stream will hit the VLAN pool even if the clients are on different VLANs. Therefore, the multicast packets sent out on the air will be just one stream.
On the network interface the corresponding VLAN is still used for all their traffic.
Complete these steps:
Verify that the Initial code on the WLC is 188.8.131.52 (???).
(Cisco Controller) >show boot Primary Boot Image............................... 7.0.X.X (active) Backup Boot Image................................ 7.0.x.x
Create a new Interface Group.
CLI : Use the config interface group create <interface group name> command.
GUI: Go to Controller > Interface Groups and create a new Group.
Add interfaces to the Group.
CLI: Use the config interface group interface add <interface> <interface name> command.
GUI: Click Interface Groups.
Select the Interfaces from the drop-down menu and add it to the group.
Complete these steps:
In order to configure mapping of an interface or interface group to the WLAN, use the config wlan interface <wlan id> <Interface/Interface group name> command.
Interface Groups are identified by a postfix (G).
Under WLANs > General > choose the Interface Group.
Complete these steps:
Configure the AP group or AAA override of the WLAN.
Note: When AAA override is not enabled on a WLAN, clients joining the WLAN receive the IP address based on the interface or interface group mapping on the WLAN. When AAA override is enabled on a WLAN, clients joining this WLAN receive the IP address based on the interface returned by AAA server.
Complete these steps:
In order to configure the subnet/address assignment based on a foreign site or location in guest anchor setup:
CLI: Use the config wlan mobility foreign-map add <wlan-id> < mac address > <interface/interface group> command.
GUI: Create a new option under WLAN > Foreign Maps.
As part of the VLAN Select feature, the Mobility Announce message carries an additional vendor payload that contains the list of VLAN Interfaces mapped to a WLAN. This helps the Anchor decide on Local > Local type of handoff.
When a client roams from one Controller to another, the Foreign sends the VLAN information as part of the Mobility Announce message. Based on the VLAN information received, the Anchor decides whether the tunnel should be created between the Anchor and Foreign.
If the same VLAN is available on the Foreign, then the client context is completely deleted from the Anchor and the Foreign becomes the new Anchor Controller for the client.
Note: In a Guest Tunneling scenario, roaming between export foreign and export foreign is supported. However, roaming between export foreign and export anchor is not supported with VLAN Select.
In case of Auto Anchor:
Clients joining a foreign WLC, which is exported to an anchor WLC and mapped to a interface group, will receive an IP address in round robin method inside the interface group.
Clients joining a foreign WLC, which is exported to an anchor WLC and mapped to a interface only, will receive an IP address from that interface only.
Clients roaming between two or more foreign controllers mapped to a single anchor WLC with an interface group configured will be able to maintain its IP address.
Note: Anchors have to be in the same Mobility Group.
Note: WLANs should be configured identical in the Foreign and Anchor controllers.
With interface-groups, multiple VLANs are mapped to a single SSID. When clients in a different VLAN subscribe to a Multicast stream, duplicate entries are created in the WLC for a single SSID. As a result, a single Multicast stream can be sent multiple times over the air depending on the number of VLANs present in an interface-group. In order to prevent this, an enhancement is done where a single VLAN is selected as the representative VLAN for flow of all IGMP and multicast over the air.
Complete these steps:
CLI: Use the config wlan multicast interface <wlan-id> enable <interface name> command.
Note: This configuration is allowed only when IGMP snooping is enabled.
Similar to L3 Multicast optimization, L2 multicast and broadcast optimization is very important with the VLAN select feature. Additional commands were added in the 22.214.171.124 release to optimize L2 multicasts and broadcasts. L2 Multicast/ Broadcast uses L2 MGID to forward the packet to the AP. L2 Multicast/Broadcast from all the VLANs in the group will be sent on WLAN. This causes duplication packets on AIR. In order to limit these duplication L2 Multicast/Broadcasts, enabling or disabling per interface is introduced.
CLI: Enable/Disable L2 Multicast and Broadcast for the interface.
Use the (WLC) >config network multicast l2mcast <enable/disable> <interface-name> command.
Note: This command is applicable only for 5508, 2100, 2500, 7500 and WiSM-2 controllers.
Note: GUI support for enabling or disabling L2 multicast/broadcast per interface is not introduced in this release.


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German GP 2013
Thursday Press Conference
DRIVERS - Nico HULKENBERG (Sauber), Sergio PEREZ (McLAREN), Adrian SUTIL (Force India), Daniel RICCIARDO (Toro Rosso), Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing), Nico ROSBERG (Mercedes)
Q: Good afternoon to all six of you. Not much time between the last race and this - Silverstone still very much fresh in our minds. I think all six of you had a very eventful race in Britain. So let's start off with your thoughts on the race in Silverstone and the afternoon you had there. I guess we should start with Nico Rosberg, as you won.
Nico ROSBERG: I had a good afternoon! It was a very good race weekend in general and I'm really to come out with that result at the end. To have a fast car in the race as well, which has been our weakness in recent weeks and months. So to have improved there was great. And home grand prix for the team, so to win there was absolutely fantastic.
Q: Yourself, Sebastian - contrasting experiences.
Sebastian VETTEL: I think we had a solid weekend. We were able to qualify well right behind the Mercedes, which was I think the best we could do on Saturday. But on Sunday we had good pace in the race. Obviously, it's difficult to know as Lewis had a tyre failure very early on but I think we could have matched him in terms of race pace. But after that, quite frustrating to lose the lead due to a technical problem, but as I said after the race these things happen. So I think we've understood the problem, fixed the problem, so we move on.
Q: Sergio, what about you, what stands out for you from your race at Silverstone?
Sergio PEREZ: Tyres I think. I think the race itself was better than expected. We had better race pace and in the race itself it was a good strategy and so on. We were able to do better than expected but then with the safety cars it got us in the wrong place and towards the end I didn't have good tyres and the people behind were coming a bit quicker and then I had the explosion with the tyre.
Q: Adrian, your race?
Adrian SUTIL: Yeah, exciting race, interesting race. I would say the pace was not generally as good as expected, so I had to always look more in the mirror and try to make myself as wide as possible and protect my position. I had a very good start. I was running fourth for a long time and then third after the re-start after the second safety car. It looked close to a podium but still our car was just not fast enough and maybe it was a bit unlucky the second safety car period but nevertheless I think there was a chance, a small little chance, to get on the podium, if after the re-start something else would have happened. We risked it and stayed out and then of course a lot of cars with better tyres were behind and I lost quite a few positions very quickly. But seventh in the end was some good points for the team, we stabilised our position and we're fifth in the Constructors' World Championship and that's very important for us.
Q: What about you Daniel, just finishing behind Adrian in eighth place after that career-best fifth?
Daniel RICCIARDO: It seemed for the last half of the race we were tied together for a little bit. The safety at the end was a bit of a lottery I guess. We were in fourth at the time behind the safety car and obviously fourth is a great position at the time, for us, for the team. Whether we pitted or not, I guess it was a bit of a gamble at the time, whatever we chose to do, and obviously we stayed out and lost out because of it. But I think the weekend as a whole went really well, from Friday through to Sunday we were always in the top 10, always strong. I think our race pace was good as well. It's positive for us. It would have been nice to get a few more points and I'm sure we'll get another opportunity.
Q: Finally, Nico Hulkenberg. At the back a chaotic race at times but one that eventually brought you your second points finish of the season.
Nico HULKENBERG: Yeah, happy to get away with a point after quite a long dry period. It was a good feeling for me and the team to have a point. Overall, quite an exciting race with lots of wheel-to-wheel action. So it was a lot of fun from inside the car. Fortunately, I wasn't one of the guys who had the tyre problems.
Q: So this weekend here: it's the first German Grand Prix here at the Nurburgring for you in your third season in F1, which surprised me when I read that. Does it add to the excitement, racing in front of your home fans, a new track in an F1 car?
Hulkenberg: Yeah, it does. A lot of excitement. I had done the practice one session in 2011 in a Force India but it is the first proper race attempt. The Nurburgring has always been very kind to me. I've had lots of good finishes here, won a lot of races and have done many laps here. I really like the place, obviously a lot of history on this circuit and the Nordschleife, so I'm really looking forward to this weekend.
Q: Racing in front of your home fans at a track you know well - how much does that help you and how much does it raise the goals that you and Sauber might have for this weekend?
Hulkenberg: Maybe there is a bit of extra motivation but you have to be realistic with what we have. But I'll try everything to make it a good weekend for us and I'll just look forward and try to enjoy it as much as I can.
Q: Sebastian happy birthday for this week. Probably the only thing you celebrate in July given that you've not won in front of your home fans in Formula One. You haven't won in July either - which seems a strange one.
Vettel: I think it was much more important what we have achieved the last four years and the last three years in particular. So, yeah, I think we've have good races in the past here but also in Hockenheim. So in Germany in general. Was always close but not good enough to win yet - but I hope I have a little bit of time left to try again. We definitely try this weekend.
Q: As the defending World Champion you race with a lot of focus on you week after week. How much does that intensify when you come to a German Grand Prix in front of your home fans?
Vettel: Well surely it's special. As the other drivers... as Nico just touched on, I think we've done a lot of racing here before our time in Formula One so we know the circuit well. Obviously it's great to come back and especially the last couple of years with more and more people supporting the team, supporting myself. It's great to come back and really get a feeling of a true home grand prix. So, I'm looking forward to this weekend, looking forward to the support from the fans and yeah, hopefully see more and more Red Bull flags around the track.
Q: Daniel, to you next, happy birthday to you this week as well. Don't know what you got for a birthday present but I'm sure the one you're really looking for is to be Sebastian's team-mate for next year. That would surely be the best present of all - wouldn't it?
Ricciardo: Yeah, I guess so. Birthday present... that was Monday, that was my birthday, after the race. So, I was just coming down from the weekend really. Had a bit of birthday cake, not too much, of course. Obviously talk about next year was pretty frequent last weekend. For me, just keep trying to do what I'm doing, keep pushing and... yeah... it's nice to hear some positive things. Definitely. It would be a great position to be in but I've still got a bit of work ahead of me. Silverstone went well. I think that didn't hinder anything. I've got to keep doing that.
Q: Is that all you can do? Just keep doing what you're doing? You've not set yourself new goals, new targets to attract the attention of those that might make the decision?
Ricciardo: Well, I definitely try... I haven't won a race yet so definitely I've still got some further goals and ambitions so I'll keep striving for better things. But realistically to do the best I can. I think the qualifying on Saturday was good and the race, as I've said, it could have easily been better but we still got points and showed a consistent pace throughout the weekend, the whole three days, so that was important. Definitely some positive things from that and happy to keep it going now.
Q: Sergio, we come to your ninth race as a McLaren driver. What positives do you take out of the first eight races?
Perez: It's been a very difficult season for us, for McLaren. Big struggle. Since the start of the season I think we have made some progress. First of all in understanding the car, get the correlation right. But to be honest I don't expect a major difference this weekend to where we were in Silverstone. I think we will be in a similar position, trying to fight to get into the points. And I hope we can score good points here because in Silverstone we should have scored points, so definitely here I aim for some points as well.
Q: Do you think you're driving better now, as a McLaren driver, than in the first couple of races for your new team?
Perez: Yes, of course. The understanding of the car is getting better, the knowledge with the team. Sometimes people don't realise when you change teams, how difficult it is to adapt to the different style of the car, different ways of approaching setting up the car. It takes a couple of races - it took me a couple of races - but I think right now I'm really in good shape. Together with my team we have done good progress so I definitely thing from now on, for the rest of the season, we can keep taking the maximum out of the car.
Q: Adrian. Consistency. That seems to be what you and Force India have found. The last three races you've scored points, your team-mate Paul di Resta has scored points and you seem to have found that sweet spot.
Sutil: Yes, the car is very consistent. It was consistent the whole year. I think I was not so consistent at the beginning and had issues sometimes. But I hope I sorted it out and now, in the last three races, was quite good. The last one was quite smooth. Monaco was a great result and hopefully this kind of result can come. I think the car is always strong enough to be in the top six. It's all about getting it all right, all together, not making mistakes, whether it's me or someone else. We are a whole team and sometimes there are little things we can improve but at the moment I think we are on our way and most important to score now points as much as possible - we missed a few in the first few races - and just get better. We get better, we're on our way. I think together with Lotus we are almost now the fourth quickest team and that's a very good improvement and a great result for Force India at the moment.
Q: Nico Rosberg, two wins in the last three races. I can't think of anything you'd rather enjoy - maybe three wins in three races - but you must be loving the way this season is turning out at the moment.
Rosberg: Yeah, for sure. It's a really nice time in my career at the moment. It's new. I've never had a car as quick as it is now, going to every next race, knowing that I go out there in qualifying I can fight for a position right at the front. And then also in the race the car is getting better and better so the chances are higher so that even on Sunday I can keep my qualifying position. And it's a really, really nice feeling. Very motivating also.
Q: If that's the case, do you see yourself and Mercedes as genuine title contenders this season?
Rosberg: No, it's too early to say that. We're really focussing on getting our momentum, keeping it going as we have at the moment and just concentrating one race to the next, trying to get the most out of them, just as we have done now in the last couple of races - which have gone fantastically for me. And then we see, in a few races time.
Q: So anything could happen. You don't think you're the main threat to stopping Red Bull winning another world title?
Rosberg: I don't really want to speak about a world title - yet.
Q: (Heikki Kulta - Turun Sanomat) You are now 50 points behind Sebastian, Nico. How many percentage would you give yourself to catch him in the championship?
Rosberg: How many percent chance? Short term, I just want to annoy Sebastian and Red Bull a little bit race by race, by being ahead of them and that's the most important thing, really, to be ahead of not only them but other teams and try and win more races. That's what I'm focused on at the moment and that's what the whole team is focused on.
Q: (Frederic Ferret - L'Equipe) Question for Nico Rosberg and Sebastian Vettel: the new Pirelli will change things; what kind of things will change for Red Bull and Mercedes this weekend?
Rosberg: Early days. We ran them in Montreal, didn't have the opportunity to learn much there because of the weather, so really there are some question marks and we have to really try and run them as much as possible in relevant circumstances this weekend, to try and learn as much as possible. But it will be interesting and it's likely to shuffle things around a little bit.
Q: We're going to get lots of running in FP1, is that the case?
Rosberg: Possibly, yeah.
Q: (Luke Smith - NBC Sports) For all of the drivers: Pirelli are bringing in new construction of tyres for the race weekend. From a safety aspect, how comfortable do you feel racing with these tyres?
Perez: Well, I think it's definitely important to change something for safety, no longer for the performance. I think it's very important that we as drivers feel safe, something that could really happen, a big accident in the last race weekend, so I think that definitely it's a good thing that Pirelli is reacting to make a change.
Hulkenberg: Yeah, I agree with Sergio. I think it is for safety now and there must be some action and there is some action, there are changes and I think generally this track here is not as high speed, not as many high speed corners so the tyres don't get as hard a time as they did at Silverstone. So I'm confident that this will be safe now.
Sutil: Yeah, as long as it's for safety, I think they have to improve it, yes, but it hasn't been a hundred percent that it was a rear tyre issue, so one says it's a tyre issue what caused the punctures at Silverstone, some people say it's maybe kerbing or something like that, so it's always hard to see where the problem is, but four punctures in a race is too much, so they have to get behind it. I feel safe on these tyres and had no problems with them. I had some two stop races, I did a two stop strategy in Silverstone so for me the concern is not so much.
Ricciardo: Not much more to add. All I can say is that you're driving as hard as you can and you don't really put it... it's definitely at the back of your mind. As we saw at the weekend, the tyres that went... it was pretty instant... I don't think any of the drivers felt much before it happened, so all we can do is drive hard and hang on, but I'm definitely... yeah, I'm sure the changes that they've made are going to be for the best. But it's definitely at the back of our mind whilst we're in the car.
Vettel: I think first of all that it's good that within not even a week's time, how we were able to get a different tyre for this race which hopefully is safer for all of us. Obviously the last race was not what we want and not satisfactory so I think it's good that we have a new tyre here. How much better and how different it will be is difficult to judge at this stage but I'm confident that it's a step forward.
Rosberg: Well, I trust the FIA is going to make the right calls, as they are, they're working on it flat out together with Pirelli, so I'm sure there's going to be progress and it shouldn't be a concern this weekend.
Q: (Ralf Bach - Sport Bild) Nico, how much is your advantage, do you think, because I learned that you tested these tyres at Barcelona?
Rosberg: To me? Oh yeah. Obviously! Yeah, so there's no advantage and we don't know if we ran this tyre in Barcelona. You have to ask Pirelli.
Q: (Rene Hoffmann - Suddeutsche Zeitung) To Nico Hulkenberg, how do you rate the overall condition of your team? We hear stories that you haven't been paid your wage or the full wage. How do you rate the situation of the team right now?
Hulkenberg: How do I rate the situation of the team? I think it's a difficult situation, like Monisha (Kaltenborn, team principal) told the press yesterday but I think she and the team and the management are working on a solution and trying to work a way out of it, to get better things. She's assured me that she's busy working on that and there's not much more I can say, other than that.
Q: (Flavio Vanetti - Corriere della Sera) To Sebastian and Nico: do you believe that the change in the tyres will let a new championship start from now and above all, in Hungary when more changes are expected?
Rosberg: For sure it's very likely that it's going to have an impact, on performances, differences, qualifying/race, so it will be interesting. It's possible that it's going to mix things up a little bit but it's also an opportunity, yeah, for us as a team to try and understand it better and earlier than other people and try and make the most of it.
Vettel: I think it's difficult to foresee what's going to happen, as Nico said, but I think Pirelli has absolutely no interest in trying to shuffle things around. They obviously try to supply every team with a tyre, whether you like it or not, it's completely up to you but I think as we learned last weekend, it has to be safe.
Q: (Carlos Miguel - La Gaceta) Sebastian, would you like to have Daniel Ricciardo as your teammate next season?
Vettel: Well, I don't mind. As I said at Silverstone, after Mark announced his retirement, obviously I think it's early days to talk about that and even if it's not my decision, he sits here, right now so if I could I would give him the seat but equally if Kimi was there, I would give him the seat. It's not my intention to do any good or any bad to people. I think it's something decided by the team and so far we haven't really spoken about it. At the moment, we have other concerns. As you saw last race we retired, that was the number one concern, so to fix that problem for this race to make sure that we don't retire for the same reason again and maybe a little bit later we talk about drivers as well, but again it's not my decision. As far as I know, I think Daniel is doing a very good job and all the rest is not in my hands. Sorry mate...
Q: (Don Kennedy - Hawkes Bay Today) Sebastian, it's already been mentioned that you haven't won your home Grand Prix here. Do you feel extra pressure coming here, knowing that, or is the overall picture more important to you, in terms of the championship?
Vettel: Well, in terms of the championship points you can score here, it's just the same as every other place so obviously it's something special to race in front of your home crowd and I feel quite happy to have the possibility to be honest. There's other nations in Formula One and other guys that don't have the possibility to race in their home country. For example, there's no race in Mexico and Sergio would probably love to race there but it's not possible. I think it's a privilege, it's not really extra pressure. I think it's nice to see the support we get and their fascination for Formula One. Motor sport has a big standing in Germany, I think, so it's good to come here, good to come to the Nurburgring. I like the track and we will see what we get.


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CHICAGO, Dec. 1 (UPI) -- A suburban Chicago man says he posted a Craigslist ad asking people to come and take away all of his stuff for free before he moves to Virginia.
Brian Bagnall, 32, of Franklin Park, Ill., said about 200 people showed up to his house Saturday in response to the ad, which read "We're Moving and Giving Away Lots of Our Stuff for FREE," the Chicago Tribune reported.
Within about 2 hours, Bagnall's home was nearly empty, he said. People took his couches, beds and other "nice" furniture, as well as tools, kitchen utensils, boxes of tissue and toilet paper, and other items.
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Tori Amos wrote:"Kevin Craig said I sang like a frog. He wrote this on a piece of paper in fourth grade to Peggy Shaw and said, 'I love you forever, Peggy. God, Ellen Amos sings like a frog.' And I was pretty devastated and I wasn't gonna sing again. And my brother said, 'You listen to Robert Plant, you sing to his records every day, and one day they'll stop laughing at you.' And that's what I did."
Tori Amos wrote:I waited a long time before giving up my virginity, because of this feeling: 'how can I be a nice, respectable girl and want to do this?' And more than anything I wanted respect from men, my father in particular. And even at that age I felt that Jesus was a real, living presence in my life. That can be a bit of a disadvantage. It's weird when you're giving a guy head at 15 and you're thinking, 'Jesus is looking at me!'
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Tori Amos (from her song Precious Things) wrote:so you can make me cum, that doesn't make you Jesus...
Oscar Wilde wrote:Scandal is gossip made tedious by morality.
Tori Amos wrote:When I was 12, I was smoking weed at a friend's house and my father came to pick me up early. And we'd smoked so much. I'm like reeking. I lied my ass off. I told him my friend and her brother had been doing stuff. But not me. Then we had to go out to dinner with someone from the local church and his son. Halfway through, the son, who was about 18, took me to one side and said, "You are sooo stoned."
Richard P. Feynman wrote:Reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled.
Tori Amos wrote:I had an eleventh-grade teacher called Mrs. Barrett, who kept giving me C's on my writing. I'd say, "Why are you giving me C's?" I was really demoralized. And she said, "Because you can do better. Go read Sylvia Plath."
Tori Amos wrote:My friend, Linda McBride, came to see me when I was playing a club in D.C. I was 17 and a half, almost 18. She was 18. She came in with her new boyfriend. I think his name was Patrick. She was only with him for a week. She brought him in. She said, "Hi Ellen. This is Patrick. What's goin' on?" I said, "I'm still looking for my name." And he looks at me, and says, "Your name's Tori." And I go, "You're right."
Bertrand Russell wrote:To be able to fill leisure intelligently is the last product of civilization, and at present very few people have reached this level.
Tori Amos wrote:I'm the Queen of the nerds. I love nerds--by which I mean, not a cool, bitchin' person. I guess I was a cool nerd. I wasn't shuffling my feet in the corner of the playground, I was the homecoming queen, but then, all the nerds voted for me.
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Ah, I've got so many fun things going on here in the studio these days, and I wanted to share some of them with you. I'm working on a lot of new designs, some of which have evolved out of custom orders, I'm redecorating basically the entire first floor of our house, I'm making Olivia a quilt, and my mom found her an awesome vintage turquoise wool dress and hat. Fun, fun, fun indeed!
I love this circular monogram design. I've made a few custom orders with it, including this shirt, and it will soon be available in my etsy shop. In this example I used one of Patty Young's Mezzanine fabrics. I really like how abstracted the pattern of the fabric becomes when it's appliqued.
And here's a brand new birthday shirt, using two of Sandi Henderson's new Meadowsweet fabrics, which I absolutely adore. They are so fresh and pretty. I think this combination of pink and orange is super cute.
And here is the latest project in the massive redecorating saga. My corner cabinet, which is now red with turquoise and white polka dots! I painted two pieces of furniture in my studio an awesome shade of green, and I wanted something different for this piece. I'm using fabrics with a bit of red in them for the window treatments, and we've got the new red couch, so I thought red would be fun. But, after poor Jeff spent two nights painting it red, I just wasn't feeling it. It was too much. I thought about painting the interior of the cabinet white or cream to tone it down a bit, but then spotted my turquoise and white polka dot fabric out of the corner of my eye, and voila! I had the brilliant idea of gluing the fabric to the interior of the cabinet, with a little help from Fabri-Tac glue. That stuff rocks, by the way. I still need to touch up a few places and find a new handle, but I really love how it's turning out.
I'm also making Olivia a patchwork quilt, as a gift for her second birthday. I was actually hoping to have it finished today in time for her party, but of course that didn't happen. I'm just doing a simple patchwork design, using Tula Pink's Hushabye, but I'm attempting to quilt it using the free-motion method. Wow, it's kind of tricky! But, I love it, and I think it will be gorgeous when it's finished.
And last, but certainly not least, my mom scored an awesome vintage turquoise wool coat and hat for my Olivia. It's in perfect shape, and guessing from the design and tags, I think it's from the 1960s. It's fabulous, and I wish I could find one in my size. Here's Olivia modeling it, while standing on my cutting table. She loved it and wore it, complete with the hat, last night for about an hour. I think my girl has great taste already.
Thanks for letting me share some of these fun things with you!


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John Orozco, who trains at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, sat down on the pommel horse in his first routine and fell on his behind his next time up, on vault.


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Pumpkin Creme Brulee
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 1/2 cup whole milk
- 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon
- 2 pinches nutmeg
- 1 pinch ginger
- 1 pinch ground cloves
- 4 egg yolks
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup canned pumpkin puree
- 1/3 cup coarse sugar or raw sugar
Preparation time 45mins
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Step 1
Preheat the oven to 300 degrees F.
In a medium saucepan, heat the cream, milk, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger, and cloves over medium heat, stirring occasionally, just until it comes to a boil. Immediately turn off the heat and set aside to infuse at least 15 minutes. In a large bowl, whisk the egg yolks with the granulated sugar. Whisking constantly, gradually pour in the hot cream mixture. Whisk in the pumpkin puree. Pour the mixture into 4 ovenproof ramekins and arrange in a hot water bath. Bake in the center of the oven until almost set but still a bit soft in the center, 30 to 40 minutes. The custard should "shimmy" a bit when you shake the pan; it will firm up more as it cools. Remove from the water bath and let cool 15 minutes. Tightly cover each ramekin with plastic wrap, making sure the plastic does not touch the surface of the custard. Refrigerate at least 2 hours, and up to 24 hours.
When ready to serve, preheat a broiler to very hot (or fire up your kitchen torch). Uncover the chilled custards. Pour as much coarse sugar as will fit onto the top of 1 of the custards. Pour off the remaining sugar onto the next custard. Repeat until all the custards are coated. Discard any remaining sugar. Place the ramekins on a baking sheet or in a roasting pan and broil until the sugar is melted and well browned, 1 to 2 minutes. Let cool 1 minute before serving.
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Groceries With Surprisingly Long Shelf Lives
The National Honey Board says that honey stored in tightly sealed containers can last decades, and even centuries. However, it will darken and lose its aroma and flavor or crystalize if it's not properly processed, packaged and stored, so a shelf life of two years is often printed on the label. Pro tip: Crystalized honey can be brought back to liquid form by placing the honey container in a pot of hot water. Glass bottles work best when reheating, but plastic will do.istockphoto.com
Salt will last forever. In fact, what you're eating may have already been around for billions of years before it was harvested from rock deposits or the ocean. Kosher and sea salt do not expire, but table salt will because it contains additives. Iodine and anti-caking agents spoil over time, so the shelf life for table salt is about five years.istockphoto.com
White sugar
Like salt, white sugar does not expire because it does not contain water and therefore cannot foster bacteria growth. If sugar is compromised by moisture, it might clump. In this case, just pop it in hot coffee or tea and let it melt, or stick it in a plastic Ziploc and pound away. Brown sugar also lasts forever, but is best within two years because it contains molasses. Unlike white sugar, it actually keeps longer in more humid environments. If your brown sugar clumps, put it in a bowl and cover it with a damp paper towel. Microwave for about 20 seconds to restore it. Any longer and you could end up with a big, gooey mess.istockphoto.com
White rice
While cooked rice only lasts days, an unopened bag of dry white rice is good indefinitely. Once you break into the original packaging, transfer any unused contents to an airtight container or freezer bag. You can even keep it in the fridge or freezer to keep it safe from bugs and other contaminants. Uncooked brown rice has a shelf life of only six to eight months because it has a higher oil content.istockphoto.com
Whole grains
The Whole Grains Council says that whole intact grains including wheat berries and brown rice can last up to six months on a cool, dry pantry shelf or up to one year in the freezer so long as they're stored in an airtight container. Whole-grain flours and meals spoil sooner because their protective bran layer is broken, allowing oxygen to compromise them. These will keep for just one to three months in the pantry, and two to six months in the freezer.istockphoto.com
Dried corn
Dried corn has a hard outer shell that protects it from spoilage for a very long time. You can expect a shelf life of 10 to 12 years if you keep dried corn (like popcorn) stored in an oxygen-free container in an area that's steadily 70 degrees Fahrenheit. Colder temperatures could help it keep even longer.istockphoto.com
Baking soda
Baking soda is technically good indefinitely, but most will have a "best by" date because it will lose potency over time. If you want only top-notch baking soda, try to use an unopened package within two years and an opened package within six months.istockphoto.com
Powdered milk
When stored at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and below, powdered milk can last two to 10 years unopened. Once you break into the package and activate it with water, however, it should be kept in the fridge and consumed within four to five days. You'll know it's gone bad if it has a yellow discoloration and odor.istockphoto.com
Snack cakes
There was once a rumor that Twinkies don't ever expire, but that's simply not true. This treat has a shelf life of 25 days, which doesn't sound like much, but in the grand scheme of things that's actually a long time for a baked good. The reason for this is that there are no dairy products used in Twinkies, so they spoil relatively slowly. Little Debbie's Zebra Cake, Nutty Buddy and Oatmeal Creme Pie are guaranteed fresh for 60 days or six months when frozen. The brand's Honey Bun keeps for 90 days.istockphoto.com
Dried beans
Dried beans do not expire, but they will begin to lose their moisture and nutritional value after one to two years. After five years, all vitamins that were once inside will be gone completely. If you don't care about nutrients, you can eat dried beans whenever - as long as bugs or mold haven't gotten to them first. (It is OK to eat these moldy foods, though.)istockphoto.com
Instant oatmeal
The true shelf life of oatmeal depends on variety, packaging and storage, but as a rule of thumb it's good for one to two years. If it's flavored or made with cream, expect it to go bad within six to nine months. Minute and five-minute oatmeal lasts for two to three years, and steel-cut keeps for one to two years. This is all dry, of course. Prepared oatmeal is only OK to consume for five to seven days.istockphoto.com
Potato flakes
Potato flakes, or dehydrated mashed potatoes, store indefinitely so long as they're kept dry, but expert preppers advise you eat any dried vegetable within eight to 10 years. This does not always apply to instant potato mixes though, as some brands add other ingredients to make them tastier.istockphoto.com
Dehydrated fruit slices
Dried fruit doesn't keep as well as dehydrated vegetables, but they're still good for about five years if they're stored in a cool place and kept away from oxygen. The cooler the temperature, the longer they'll last.istockphoto.com
Fresh pasta will last just four to five days beyond the "best by" date, and should ideally be eaten within a day or two of production. Dried pasta stays fresh for years because it contains no eggs or moisture. Cooked pasta has a relatively short shelf life of seven days in the refrigerator or six to eight months in the freezer.istockphoto.com
Instant coffee
In a pantry, instant coffee can last anywhere from two to 20 years. In the freezer, unopened containers will never go bad. If you break the seal on the original packaging, there's a chance that moisture could get inside. If you see mold or any sort of bacterial growth, don't chance it. Although instant coffee lasts the longest, it isn't the best coffee in America - this is.
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Made out of Masters of Linen long staple linen yarn, grown and spun in Europe and out of high quality cotton according Öko-Tex standard. Yarns are dyed in Europe, mainly in Finland nearby the weaving mill. Product development and design, material purchasing, bindings of the fabric and programming of the jacquard machine is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Warping, preparing, weaving, finishing, drying and fabric inspection is done in own weaving mill in Finland. Sewing in own daughter sewing company in Lithuania, in own weaving mill in Finland and in subsidiaries located nearby in Finland. Accessories come from Europe, mainly from Finland. Main part of production is made in Finland. Country of origin is Finland.
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He's not the only great Artist here either! :)
Your work is very good too Greg!
Ive just sat and taken the time to scan the images on all 20 or so pages here Born...
What more can a say... great work, with lovely colours... a credit to the site.
Brilliant!!! 8)
He's not the only great Artist here either! :)
Your work is very good too Greg!
Really beautiful work, I know I'm late but have only just seen this thread.
Had another look today, great pics
Those are some amazing paintings,
I went on your website and saw drawings of speedway, I am a massive fan, I used to watch peterborough panthers when I was younger!
Great sport and the smell is something special!
Really beautiful work :shock:
money makers them
I've just been through all the pages here, some truly stunning work Mr Born, very, very impressive.
Thanks for sharing
Beautiful, Omega Moon and space - the best!:)
And Breitling, too. You are very talented
Nice paintings, the Speedy-moon landing is probably the nicest.
Fly fishing is ny favourite, nice work.
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I have only just noticed this part of the forum - awesome art.
Well done I have zero talent at anything
Very nice indeed!!! Well done!
impressive!! definitely very skilled!!
You have a talent, always taking up fancied photography.
just stumbled upon this thread for the first time and I have to say those pictures are really great!
What's happened to Born?
this is the 1st time i have looked at this thread and the paintings are amazing shame he has not come on recently
Lovely! Looks good.
Wow! :-)
Strange can't get any of the paintings on the i-pad ,anyone else have this problem
It looks like he's taken them down.
Whole chunks of my life come under the heading "it seemed like a good idea at the time".
Gutted, have I missed out on the artwork?
Will it be "Born" again? Excuse the phun.
Sad to see that these have vanished / expired?
I always loved coming here for a little look now and again.
Too bad...everyone talking about how nice they are but I couldn't see a single painting :(
Too bad...everyone talking about how nice they are but I couldn't see a single painting :(
These links are not showing :(
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Nothing in search engine
True. Is this Gallery still existent? Would also be interested.
links not working :(


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Recent polls show 83 percent of Iowans want tougher laws for texting while driving. The Iowa Senate responded with a bipartisan vote to strengthen penalties and enforcement.
Texting is the most dangerous form of driver distraction. It makes the chance of an accident 23 times greater because it takes our mind off driving, our eyes off the road and at least one hand off the steering wheel. Drivers who text have slower reaction times, are 70 percent less likely to stay in their lane and often fail to notice traffic signs.
Between 2001 and 2012, about 8,000 Iowa crashes were the result of drivers distracted by a phone or other device. These crashes resulted in almost 4,000 injuries and dozens of deaths. Nonetheless, 85 percent of drivers report using a cell phone while driving, according to experts from the University of Iowa.
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In 2010, Iowa made it a crime to write, read or send a text message while driving, but the law is a secondary offense for adults. That means an officer can only write a ticket for texting if he pulls you over for another violation, such as speeding. Texting behind the wheel is a primary offense in 37 states and Washington, D.C., including such neighboring states as Minnesota, Wisconsin and Illinois.
This week, the Senate approved Senate File 2289, which would make texting while driving a primary offense in Iowa as well. It would give officers the authority to pull over a driver specifically for texting. It also makes texting while driving a moving violation, meaning drivers will accrue points on their license.
Teens have been the primary focus of Iowa's texting and driving laws and education efforts. But they aren't the only ones practicing this dangerous behavior. A recent report from AAA indicates that drivers ages 25 to 39 are the most distracted by their cellphones.
Even more disheartening, many parents are not setting a good example. When educators from the Governor's Traffic Safety Bureau talk with Iowa teens about the dangers of distracted driving, half the students say their parents text while driving.