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For the second time ever, the Fort Lewis College men's cross country team qualified for the national championships.
Led by senior Kip Mutai's 15th-place finish, the Skyhawks took sixth at the NCAA Division II South Central Regionals on Saturday at Denver's Willis Case Golf Course to secure a berth to the NCAA national championships on Nov. 17 in Joplin, Mo., for the first time since 1995.
"It's been a heckuva year," said FLC head coach Mark Dutro, his first at FLC after coaching the Durango High School cross country program for a decade. "It's been a great year for us.
"The men just ran out of their minds; they just kept plugging away.
Mutai ran the 10-kilometer course – their first 10K race this year – in 32 minutes, 53 seconds, and Dutro said the longer-length actually aided the team as the Skyhawks started picking off their opponents in the final 1,000 meters.
"The extra 2K is what we needed," Dutro said.
Mutai's performance was enough to qualify him for the All-Region team.
"He was finally able to uncork it a little bit," Dutro said.
Behind Mutai, the FLC men's point scorers included Garret Sapakoff (33rd, 33:45), Christian Gering (36th, 33:58), Jimmy Mohrbacher (43rd, 34:31) and Joey Brenner (52nd, 34:47).
Bayfield High School alumnus Derek Laue finished 71st in 35:31, and Alex Kilman finished 110th in 36:45) for FLC.
Adams State took the regional title with five of the top 10 runners, while Western State finished second, Colorado Mines third, UC-Colorado Springs fourth and Eastern New Mexico fifth.
"At the end we beat the guys we needed to beat," Dutro said.
The FLC women's team also finished in the top 10, far beyond expectations, Dutro said.
With Maddie Kruger taking the top Skyhawks' spot in 23:30 – good enough for 30th in the 6K and five spots out of the All-Region team – the FLC women placed ninth out of 24 teams.
"It was a group effort; it was a team effort," Dutro said. "They went way beyond what the expectations were for the season."
Alexis Work (36th, 23:44), Katarina Medici (66th, 24:42), Helen Smith (77th, 25:00) and Tara Dillon (79th, 25:01) added points for the women.
"(Smith) pretty much ran the race of her life as well," Dutro said of the team's lone senior.
Kate Judge finished 97th in 25:37 and Alyssa Carman 98th in 25:38 for FLC.
Adams State also won the women's title.
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Not just for the new Pokemon, but overall fun you had with that generation of games.
Not just for the new Pokemon, but overall fun you had with that generation of games.
I'm willing to be this is going to be moved to polls but between you and me...Gen II kept me busy for years. And somehow my Silver's internal battery lasted ALOT longer than my Ruby's.
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Ruby - Karen
SoulSilver - Adam
Gen 3
I played Emerald for years before finally going out and buying Platinum.
I am trading Scythers. Anybody interested PM me.
Pokemon I am interested in:
Pre-evolutions are also fine for Gengar
Pokemon I can breed:
Gen three. Fire Red and Emerald, I still play both to this day. <3
One huge snowflake, Aint it?
oh, #3 by far. so much nostalgia...
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My laptop is broken, so I'll be on here less for a few weeks.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Poked...24709664268037 best pokemon page ever.
5th Gen for the win!
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I treat my Pokemon like family. Copy and Paste this in your sig if you do too.
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All in all, I'd say that Gen III is my favorite, though I have a hard time playing it now because of the old physical/special type system. The availability of physical and special moves within each type was the best change Pokemon made since Gen II, and since that's only available in Gen IV and Gen V, that's what I play now. I still get out my Emerald from time to time, but I just can't quite get into it.
If/when GF redoes Hoenn with the new system, that'll be my favorite gen.
Gen IV. Love the generation to death But Gen 5 was great as well. Can't really decide. I love them both.
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Gen 3 or 5.
Gens 4 and 5 were the best for me, although I did enjoy Gen 3 and have quite the soft spot for Gen 2. The only Gen that I didn't like was Gen 1, mostly because of a little mishap involving Moltres and my inability to ever finish any of the Gen 1 games as a kid. Plus there's the fact that at that time, I thought that the anime was immensely superior to the games.
Oh, how time has changed me. (For the better, of course.)
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You really CAN'T not love Gen 5 in terms of playability. They've just added so much stuff (Triple Battles, Rotation Battles, Join Avenue, The World Tournament, PokeStar Studios, etc) that it's easily the most enjoyable and has the most versatility.
After that, I'll go Gen 2. Why can't more Generations replicate the multi-region experience? Sixteen gyms and two major champions to best? Heck yeah.
Gen 3 and Gen 4 comes down to personal preference, and I just prefer 4. I loved Sinnoh, and I thought every aspect of it (starters, villain team, champion, rival) were superior to Ruby/Sapphire.
Gen 1 was the game-changer and great for nostalgia, but I feel every generation since has vastly improved on its formula.
I can't really say, I love them all!
But my favorites are Weavile and hydreigon, so 4 or 5.
Tie between first generation, second generation, third generation, fourth generation, fifth generation, sixth genera-er...I mean...just those fivealmost blew the secret that I'm from the future and currently playing generation 146.
I enjoyed playing them all when I first started playing them. I'd enjoy fifth generation most if I were to play all of the games at once though, just because it's the most new and updated, if the other generation get the same upgrades as fifth generation then I'd enjoy the other four equally with fifth generation.
So, I don't really have a "best", but fifth generation is maybe just slightly by 0.01% better for me.


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After multiple tests and second opinions, I took her off the respirator and she died two days later, Lawley told the panel. My daughter deserved better. She didnt get it. The health care system in Florida failed her.
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Xerneas, the Midgard Pokemon. Xerneas's branch-like horns are reminiscent of those
of the tree it guards. Its mighty horns contain jewels of dazzling colours. It chomps at
upper branches by craning its neck toward the sky. Xerneas protects the horizontal world.
credit // IGRMT Singles Rate Thread // BW2 Ingame Tiers // random text etc etc
I can say "soon." How soon is up to Serebii and the people who would be doing it, the staff don't know yet. I can say this that It's not cheap. Disable adblock for Serebii sites, to help fund the site.
All I can say is the forums may go down for a small while.
Ehm this is regarding Forum Avatars, no I´m not gonna suggest any change or letting memeber have custom ones, I noted that there are not many avatars in some "Categories" like pokemon XD has only 2, or some are well "useless" like the one that has only Zorua and Zororak pics because they were the first 5th gen revealed, just saying, oh yeah one last thing I don´t know if we have a good amount of past genereations anime Avatars I only find the Movies ones and then 4th gen and 5th Gen.
Edit: Ignore the last part I found some in other categories like "Anime Characters Avatars", but still I think what I said about useles or alsmot empty Categories should be taken in mind.
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Someway to check (if an individual allows it in the options) when the people on your friend list (not as individuals, as all of the friends at once) were last on. Its troublesome to look at each individual profile to see who's on when you want an swift, reliable answer.
This is a pondering thought, but what if we made a Dream World sub-forum? We could have DW Recent Happenings, DW Pokemon discussion, DW furniture discussion, DW area discussion, DW mini-game discussion, etc.
Xerneas, the Midgard Pokemon. Xerneas's branch-like horns are reminiscent of those
of the tree it guards. Its mighty horns contain jewels of dazzling colours. It chomps at
upper branches by craning its neck toward the sky. Xerneas protects the horizontal world.
credit // IGRMT Singles Rate Thread // BW2 Ingame Tiers // random text etc etc
Dream World is a part of a bigger game. Having a sub forum for it would be like having a sub forum for Contests or a Sub Forum for Pokethalon. True they are not quite as big, but uyou can't play Dream World exclusively, at some point you have to go back to Black or White, so 'recent happenings' just comes under the usual BW Thread. The Pokemon in DW have different abilities, that is the only difference between them and any other pokemon, they don't need a whole thread to themselves.
You've also only pointed out 5 potential threads. There's no point having a whole forum for five threads, unless you can think of another 25 or so potential threads that wouldn't be repeats of themselves, to make having a new forum necessary.
I noticed recently that in both the quick and advanced replies lack a button for the [*S][/S] tags. Would it be possible to put a button for that, like there are the bold, italic, and underline tags?
Kyogre = powerful = Scizor = Bug/Steel = Durant = BL2 = Venomoth = Baton Passer = Smeargle = Low stats = Magikarp = Water-typed = Kyogre. Therefore, Kyogre = Magikarp.
Don't think so. And I wouldn't want one anyway cause I feel it's more suited more older forum members. Having newbies spamming it will take out the fun in it.
Can we have a block feature on here like on Facebook? Is that even possible? Blocking someone means you can't see their profile and posts and they won't see yours, either. I think this is a LOT better than the lame Ignore feature on here.
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I was wondering if there could be an overall Computer/Discussion forum, with Tech Help and Webmasters & Websites being subforums of that. This is because there is not really a place to discuss general things about computers here.
How about a Troll Thread Database? You know, like a sub-forum dedicated to all (failed) troll threads, depending on the opinions of the mod who closed it. I mean, it would be great to browse whenever you're bored, and it would clear Misc and GPD (as well as other forums) of useless troll and spam threads.
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we can only do features that are built into vb, and a block feature isn't built in. the ignore feature is all we have.
the whole point of getting rid of spamming and trolling threads is to not attract more attention to the useless crap that gets posted. having a whole forum for that would just attract more attention and lead to more morons worshiping failed troll threads.
It would require at least mod permissions (if not higher, or some new usergroup at the least, or so is my understanding) for people to make skins. (Not as simple as uploading them for VB at any rate - you need to do it through the forums). Also, we'll only be looking at making skins when we update the forums - not before.
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Article:DOC6153 | | | Created: 2012-10-25 | | | Updated: 2013-05-09 | | | Article URL http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC6153 |
Symantec™ Endpoint Protection 12.1.2 Installation and Administration Guide
1. Introducing Symantec Endpoint Protection
About Symantec Endpoint Protection
What's new in Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1.2
About the types of threat protection that Symantec Endpoint Protection provides
Protecting your network with Symantec Endpoint Protection
Getting up and running on Symantec Endpoint Protection for the first time
Managing protection on client computers
Maintaining the security of your environment
Troubleshooting Symantec Endpoint Protection
I. Installing Symantec Endpoint Protection
2. Planning the installation
Planning the installation
Components of Symantec Endpoint Protection
Components of Symantec Network Access Control
System requirements for Symantec Endpoint Protection
Product license requirements
Supported virtual installations and virtualization products
About Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager compatibility with other products
Network architecture considerations
About choosing a database type
About embedded database settings
About SQL Server configuration settings
About SQL Server database authentication modes
3. Installing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Installing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Configuring the management server during installation
Uninstalling Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
About accepting the self-signed (SSL) server certificate for Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Logging on to the Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager console
Increasing the time period for staying logged on to the console
What you can do from the console
4. Managing product licenses
Licensing Symantec Endpoint Protection
About the trialware license
About purchasing licenses
Activating or importing your Symantec Endpoint Protection or Symantec Network Access Control 12.1 product license
About product upgrades and licenses
About renewing your Symantec Endpoint Protection license
Checking license status
About the licensing enforcement rules
Backing up your license files
Recovering a deleted license
Purging obsolete clients from the database to make more licenses available
About multi-year licenses
Licensing an unmanaged client
5. Installing the Symantec Endpoint Protection client
Preparing for client installation
About client deployment methods
Exporting client installation packages
About the client installation settings
Configuring client installation package features
Configuring client packages to uninstall existing third-party security software
Restarting client computers
About managed and unmanaged clients
Installing an unmanaged client
Uninstalling the Windows client
Uninstalling the Mac client
Managing client installation packages
Adding client installation package updates
6. Upgrading Symantec Endpoint Protection
Upgrading to a new release of Symantec Endpoint Protection
Upgrade resources for Symantec Endpoint Protection 12.1
Feature mapping between 11.x and 12.1 clients
Supported upgrade paths for Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Increasing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager disk space before upgrading to version 12.1
Upgrading a management server
Upgrading an environment that uses multiple embedded databases and management servers
Turning off replication before upgrade
Turning on replication after upgrade
Stopping and starting the management server service
Supported upgrade paths for Symantec Endpoint Protection
About upgrading client software
Upgrading clients by using AutoUpgrade in Symantec Endpoint Protection
Updating client software with a LiveUpdate Settings policy
Upgrading Group Update Providers
7. Migrating to Symantec Endpoint Protection
Migrating from Symantec AntiVirus or Symantec Client Security
Supported and unsupported migration paths to Symantec Endpoint Protection
Supported migration paths to the Symantec Endpoint Protection Mac client
Disabling scheduled scans in Symantec System Center
Disabling LiveUpdate in Symantec System Center
Turning off the roaming service in Symantec System Center
Unlocking server groups in Symantec System Center
Turning off Tamper Protection in Symantec System Center
Uninstalling and deleting reporting servers
About computer groups imported with the Migration Wizard
Importing group settings and policy settings with the Migration Wizard
8. Managing sites and replication
Setting up sites and replication
About determining how many sites you need
How replication works
Replicating data on demand
Changing the automatic replication schedule
Specifying which data to replicate
Deleting replication partners
Re-adding a replication partner that you previously deleted
9. Managing Symantec Endpoint Protection in Protection Center
About Symantec Endpoint Protection and Protection Center
About upgrading to Protection Center version 2
About setting up Symantec Endpoint Protection in Protection Center
About setting up multiple Symantec Endpoint Protection domains in Protection Center
Configuring communication between Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and Protection Center
II. Managing groups, clients, and administrators
10. Managing groups of client computers
Managing groups of clients
How you can structure groups
Adding a group
Importing existing groups and computers from an Active Directory or an LDAP server
Assigning clients to groups before you install the client software
Disabling and enabling a group's inheritance
Blocking client computers from being added to groups
Moving a client computer to another group
11. Managing clients
Managing client computers
How to determine whether the client is connected in the console
Viewing the protection status of clients and client computers
Displaying which clients do not have the client software installed
Searching for information about client computers
About enabling and disabling protection when you need to troubleshoot problems
About commands that you can run on client computers
Running commands on the client computer from the console
Ensuring that a client does not restart
Switching a client between user mode and computer mode
Configuring a client to detect unmanaged devices
About access to the client interface
About mixed control
Changing the user control level
Configuring user interface settings
Collecting user information
Password-protecting the client
12. Managing remote clients
Managing remote clients
Managing locations for remote clients
Enabling location awareness for a client
Adding a location to a group
Changing a default location
Setting up Scenario One location awareness conditions
Setting up Scenario Two location awareness conditions
Configuring communication settings for a location
About strengthening your security policies for remote clients
About turning on notifications for remote clients
About customizing log management settings for remote clients
About monitoring remote clients
13. Managing domains
About domains
Adding a domain
Switching to the current domain
14. Managing administrator accounts and passwords
Managing domains and administrator accounts
About administrator account roles and access rights
Adding an administrator account
Configuring the access rights for a limited administrator
Changing the authentication method for administrator accounts
Best practices for testing whether a directory server authenticates an administrator account
Changing the password for an administrator account
Allowing administrators to reset forgotten passwords
Sending a temporary password to an administrator
Displaying the
and check boxes on the logon screenIII. Managing protection and customizing policies
15. Using policies to manage security
Performing the tasks that are common to all policies
The types of security policies
About shared and non-shared policies
Adding a policy
Editing a policy
Copying and pasting a policy on the Policies page
Copying and pasting a policy on the Clients page
Locking and unlocking Virus and Spyware policy settings
Assigning a policy to a group
Replacing a policy
Exporting and importing individual policies
Converting a shared policy to a non-shared policy
Withdrawing a policy from a group
How the client computers get policy updates
Configuring push mode or pull mode to update client policies and content
Using the policy serial number to check client-server communication
Manually updating policies on the client
Monitoring the applications and services that run on client computers
Searching for information about the applications that the computers run
16. Managing Virus and Spyware Protection
Preventing and handling virus and spyware attacks on client computers
Remediating risks on the computers in your network
Managing scans on client computers
Setting up scheduled scans that run on Windows computers
Setting up scheduled scans that run on Mac computers
Running on-demand scans on client computers
Adjusting scans to improve computer performance
Adjusting scans to increase protection on your client computers
Managing Download Insight detections
How Symantec Endpoint Protection uses reputation data to make decisions about files
How Symantec Endpoint Protection policy features work together
About submitting information about detections to Symantec Security Response
About submissions throttling
Enabling or disabling client submissions to Symantec Security Response
Specifying a proxy server for client submissions and other external communications
Managing the Quarantine
Managing the virus and spyware notifications that appear on client computers
About the pop-up notifications that appear on the clients that run Windows 8
Enabling or disabling Symantec Endpoint Protection pop-up notifications on Windows 8 clients
Managing early launch anti-malware (ELAM) detections
Adjusting the Symantec Endpoint Protection early launch anti-malware (ELAM) options
About Power Eraser scans
Running a Power Eraser scan from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Using Power Eraser in Symantec Endpoint Protection to remediate a detection
Managing Power Eraser scans from Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
17. Customizing scans
Customizing the virus and spyware scans that run on Windows computers
Customizing the virus and spyware scans that run on Mac computers
Customizing Auto-Protect for Windows clients
Customizing Auto-Protect for Mac clients
Customizing Auto-Protect for email scans on Windows computers
Customizing administrator-defined scans for the clients that run on Windows computers
Customizing administrator-defined scans for clients that run on Mac computers
Randomizing scans to improve computer performance in virtualized environments
Modifying global scan settings for Windows clients
Modifying miscellaneous settings for Virus and Spyware Protection on Windows computers
Customizing Download Insight settings
Changing the action that Symantec Endpoint Protection takes when it makes a detection
Allowing users to view scan progress and interact with scans
How Symantec Endpoint Protection interacts with Windows Security Center
18. Managing SONAR
About SONAR
Managing SONAR
Handling and preventing SONAR false positive detections
Adjusting SONAR settings on your client computers
Monitoring SONAR detection results to check for false positives
Managing TruScan proactive threat scans for legacy clients
19. Managing Tamper Protection
About Tamper Protection
Changing Tamper Protection settings
20. Managing firewall protection
Managing firewall protection
Creating a firewall policy
Managing firewall rules
Setting up firewall rules
21. Managing intrusion prevention
Managing intrusion prevention on your client computers
How intrusion prevention works
About Symantec IPS signatures
About custom IPS signatures
Enabling or disabling network intrusion prevention or browser intrusion prevention
Creating exceptions for IPS signatures
Setting up a list of excluded computers
Configuring client intrusion prevention notifications
Managing custom intrusion prevention signatures
22. Managing application and device control
About application and device control
About Application and Device Control policies
About the structure of an Application and Device Control policy
Setting up application and device control
Enabling a default application control rule set
Creating custom application control rules
Configuring system lockdown
Managing device control
23. Managing exceptions
About exceptions to Symantec Endpoint Protection
Managing exceptions for Symantec Endpoint Protection
Creating exceptions for Symantec Endpoint Protection
Restricting the types of exceptions that users can configure on client computers
Creating exceptions from log events in Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
24. Managing Host Integrity policies
How self enforcement works
How Host Integrity policies work
Managing Host Integrity policies
About Host Integrity requirements
Adding predefined requirements to a Host Integrity policy
Setting up remediation for a Host Integrity requirement
Configuring the Host Integrity check settings
Allowing the Host Integrity check to pass if a requirement fails
Creating a Quarantine policy for a failed Host Integrity check
Adding a custom requirement from a template
Writing a custom requirement script
Creating and testing a Host Integrity policy with a custom requirement script
25. Configuring updates and updating client computer protection
Managing content updates
Configuring a site to download content updates
Configuring the LiveUpdate download schedule for Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Downloading LiveUpdate content manually to Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Checking LiveUpdate server activity
Configuring Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager to connect to a proxy server to access the Internet and download content from Symantec LiveUpdate
Specifying a proxy server that clients use to communicate to Symantec LiveUpdate or an internal LiveUpdate server
Enabling and disabling LiveUpdate scheduling for client computers
Configuring the types of content used to update client computers
Configuring the LiveUpdate download schedule for client computers
Configuring the amount of control that users have over LiveUpdate
Configuring the content revisions that clients use
Configuring the disk space that is used for LiveUpdate downloads
About randomization of simultaneous content downloads
Randomizing content downloads from the default management server or a Group Update Provider
Randomizing content downloads from a LiveUpdate server
Configuring client updates to run when client computers are idle
Configuring client updates to run when definitions are old or the computer has been disconnected
Setting up an external LiveUpdate server
Setting up an internal LiveUpdate server
Using Group Update Providers to distribute content to clients
Using Intelligent Updater files to update client virus and security risk definitions
Using third-party distribution tools to update client computers
26. Monitoring protection with reports and logs
Monitoring endpoint protection
Configuring reporting preferences
Logging on to reporting from a stand-alone Web browser
About the types of reports
Running and customizing quick reports
Saving and deleting custom reports
Creating scheduled reports
Editing the filter used for a scheduled report
Printing and saving a copy of a report
Viewing logs
Running commands from the computer status log
27. Managing notifications
Managing notifications
Establishing communication between the management server and email servers
Viewing and acknowledging notifications
Saving and deleting administrative notification filters
Setting up administrator notifications
How upgrades from another version affect notification conditions
IV. Managing protection in virtual environments
28. Overview of Symantec Endpoint Protection and virtual infrastructures
Using Symantec Endpoint Protection in virtual infrastructures
About Shared Insight Cache
About the Virtual Image Exception tool
29. Installing and using a network-based Shared Insight Cache
What do I need to do to use a network-based Shared Insight Cache?
System requirements for implementing a network-based Shared Insight Cache
Installing and uninstalling a network-based Shared Insight Cache
Enabling or disabling the use of a network-based Shared Insight Cache
Customizing network-based Shared Insight Cache configuration settings
About stopping and starting the network-based Shared Insight Cache service
Viewing network-based Shared Insight Cache log events
Monitoring network-based Shared Insight Cache performance counters
Troubleshooting issues with Shared Insight Cache
30. Installing a Security Virtual Appliance and using a vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache
What do I need to do to use a vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache?
What do I need to do to install a Security Virtual Appliance?
About the Symantec Endpoint Protection Security Virtual Appliance
VMware software requirements to install a Symantec Security Virtual Appliance
VMware software requirements for the Guest Virtual Machines
Configuring the Symantec Endpoint Protection Security Virtual Appliance installation settings file
Installing a Symantec Endpoint Protection Security Virtual Appliance
Enabling Symantec Endpoint Protection clients to use a vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache
Stopping and starting the vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache service
Service commands for the vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache
Configuration file settings for a vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache
About vShield-enabled Shared Insight Cache event logging
Uninstalling a Symantec Endpoint Protection Security Virtual Appliance
31. Using Virtual Image Exception
Using the Virtual Image Exception tool on a base image
System requirements for the Virtual Image Exception tool
Running the Virtual Image Exception tool
Configuring Symantec Endpoint Protection to bypass the scanning of base image files
32. Non-persistent virtual desktop infrastructures
Using Symantec Endpoint Protection in non-persistent virtual desktop infrastructures
Setting up the base image for non-persistent guest virtual machines in virtual desktop infrastructures
Creating a registry key to mark the base image Guest Virtual Machines (GVMs) as non-persistent clients
Configuring a separate purge interval for offline non-persistent VDI clients
V. Configuring and managing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
33. Managing the connection between the management server and the client computers
Managing the client-server connection
How to determine whether the client is connected and protected
Why do I need to replace the client-server communications file on the client computer?
How do I replace the client-server communications file on the client computer?
Restoring client-server communications with Communication Update Package Deployment
Exporting the client-server communications file manually
Importing client-server communication settings into the client
Configuring SSL between Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager and the clients
Improving client and server performance
About server certificates
Best practices for updating server certificates and maintaining the client-server connection
34. Configuring the management server
Managing Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager servers and third-party servers
About the types of Symantec Endpoint Protection servers
Exporting and importing server settings
Enabling or disabling Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager web services
35. Managing databases
Maintaining the database
Scheduling automatic database backups
Scheduling automatic database maintenance tasks
Exporting data to a Syslog server
Exporting log data to a text file
Exporting log data to a comma-delimited text file
Specifying client log size and which logs to upload to the management server
Specifying how long to keep log entries in the database
About increasing the disk space on the server for client log data
Clearing log data from the database manually
36. Managing failover and load balancing
Setting up failover and load balancing
About failover and load balancing
Configuring a management server list
Assigning a management server list to a group and location
37. Preparing for disaster recovery
Preparing for disaster recovery
Backing up the database and logs
Backing up a server certificate
VI. Troubleshooting Symantec Endpoint Protection
38. Performing disaster recovery
Performing disaster recovery
Reinstalling or reconfiguring Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
Generating a new server certificate
Restoring the database
39. Troubleshooting installation and communication problems
Troubleshooting computer issues with the Symantec Help support tool
Identifying the point of failure of an installation
Troubleshooting communication problems between the management server and the client
Troubleshooting communication problems between the management server and the console or the database
Client and server communication files
40. Troubleshooting reporting issues
Troubleshooting reporting issues
Changing timeout parameters for reviewing reports and logs
Accessing reporting pages when the use of loopback addresses is disabled
About recovering a corrupted client System Log on 64-bit computers
A. Differences between Mac and Windows features
Client protection features by platform
Management features by platform
Virus and Spyware Protection policy settings available for Windows and Mac
LiveUpdate policy settings available for Windows and Mac
B. Customizing and deploying the client installation by using third-party tools
Installing client software using third-party tools
About client installation features and properties
About configuring MSI command strings
About configuring Setaid.ini
Symantec Endpoint Protection client installation properties
Symantec Endpoint Protection client features
Windows Installer parameters
Windows Security Center properties
Command-line examples for installing the client
About installing and deploying client software with the Symantec Management Agent
Installing clients with Microsoft SMS 2003
Installing clients with Active Directory Group Policy Object
Creating the administrative installation image
Creating a GPO software distribution
Creating a startup script to install Windows Installer 3.1 or later
Adding computers to an organizational unit and installation software
Copying a Sylink.xml file to the installation files to make managed clients
Uninstalling client software with Active Directory Group Policy Object
C. Command-line options for the client
Running Windows commands for the client service
Error codes
Typing a parameter if the client is password-protected
D. Command-line options for the Virtual Image Exception tool
E. Syntax for custom intrusion prevention signatures and application control rules
Regular expressions in Symantec Endpoint Protection Manager
About signature syntax and conventions
Protocol type arguments
TCP protocol arguments
UDP protocol arguments
ICMP protocol arguments
IP protocol arguments
Msg arguments
Content arguments
Optional content arguments
HTTP decoding
Offset and depth
Streamdepth arguments
Supported operators
Sample custom IPS signature syntax
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Jynx has 95 base Speed. Pidgeot has 91 base Speed. Of course, IV's and EV's have something to do with it, but Jynx is faster than Pidgeot if they both had similiar IV's and EV's.
Some things just don't make logical sense with Pokemon, like how is Mr. Mime not a male only species? Same with Jynx's base speed being higher than Pidgeot's.
At maximum velocity it can reach speeds of Mach 2 if it accelerates for long enough, which is incredibly rare.
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We create websites that help our clients fulfil their potential. Here are some of the services we provide.
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Fall/WInter is one of my favourite seasons. This is the time to maximize your look with classic layers and pops of accessories. Cue Scotch & Soda's kid's for Autumn Winter '12. If you've seen my previous post, you'd know that I am a huge fan of their kid's collection, Scotch R'Belle and Scotch Shrunk.
This season, boys and girls, channel the city of love in these 'couldn't-care-less' Parisian Chic looks complimented with cozy Cabin Fever pieces of earthy tones combined with indigos and bright sun-bleached colours. The collection offers silk sundresses, leather bombers, melton wool trilbys and tailored shorts for that prepped and preened yet effortless vibe.
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A collection of delicate straps is a chic, breezy accent on these leather Matiko sandals, which are styled with a stacked wedge heel for sexy comfort. Hidden back zip. Faux leather sole.
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Leather: Goatskin.
Imported, China.
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6 | 3 | 6 | 36 | 23 | 22.9 | |
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7.5 | 4.5 | 7.5 | 37.5 | 24 | 24.1 | |
8 | 5 | 8 | 38 | 24.5 | 24.6 | |
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9 | 6 | 9 | 39 | 25.5 | 25.4 | |
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Comfortable, but "cheap"
I returned these shoes. While they seemed comfortable and fit true to size, they did not give them impression that they would last very long. I live in NYC and walk all day, everyday. I didn't think they would withstand the pounding pavement for more than a couple of wears.
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Perfect neutral sandal, but runs big.
Perfect neutral color, and I usually have to order up to an 8.5. But I'll definitely need to exchange, so I'd advise to round down in size.
Sizing: Larger than Expected
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Coral Bryn Sandal
I love the details of this sandal - ultra feminine coral colour, laid back feel of a mocassin, but kicked up a notch with the flattering straps around the ankle. The sandal is incredibly comfortable. I highly recommend this shoe! Effortless & chic style.
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ok shoe
I thought the style of the shoe was fairly cute, but thought they would be more comfortable. There wasn't anything special enough about them to merit keeping them, so they went back.
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Fun for summer
I agree with the other reviews about the chemical smell, but it went away quickly. This is a really fun shoe for spring/summer. I have to admit after waking around in them all over Las Vegas these shoes weren't meant for lots of walking. My feet hurt and I had plenty of blisters
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Comfortable and stylish
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So Versatile!
Had a couple other similar sandals so wasn't sure if I really needed these -- but what the heck. So glad I bought them. The heel height is perfect, not too high or too low, so can be worn with everything from shorts to dresses. And the style is also really versatile and will go with pretty much anything, from casual to dressy. I usually wear an 8 1/2 in sandals, and these fit perfectly. Right on the size. Haven't worn them yet but they were really comfortable when I tried them on. Great summer sandal!
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Not impressed
The quality of these sandals is much lower than I expected, even though they're priced at $150. When I received them and opened the box, I experienced a very strong chemical odor, which another reviewer also mentioned. I felt like the sandal ran large. Will be returning these.
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Beautiful but completely uncomfortable
These looked so pretty, with the perfect heel height. But when they came, the stitching on the inside of the foot that connect the straps around the ankle are completely exposed. They were uncomfortable and scratched that tender part of my foot. Walking a couple blocks, let alone around the city in these would be impossible. Wearing them for a long-period without a ton of walking would even be uncomfortable. Unfortunately, they had to go back. I expected more from a pair of shoes that are $150.
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Perfect spring/summer sandal
I bought these in the coral color. They are super comfortable, the leather is really soft and the heel height is not too high (but high enough to give you some lift). I agree there was a smell, but it literally lasted 5 minutes and in fact I think it might have even been the little packets that they put in the box for anti-moisture.
I think I will probably buy these in at least one other color!
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Fun City tattoo parlor is popular for having large colored tattoos! Any merchandise that has a market is merchandise which can be counterfeited, and the growing popularity of tattoos has made tattoo designs contraband material first. And because tattoos have soared in popularity over the last decade, there is no shortage of tattoo "studios" more than willing to practice their art on you. Most artists are asked Michelle Myles and Brad Fink both have been creating tattoos since they were teenagers. Tattoos are one of the oldest forms of body art, for which you will be providing the canvas.
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In the best tattoo parlors, your tattoo will be done in natural light, so that you can judge how it will appear constantly. The effective way to find tattoo parlors locally or even close in fact to use the online world and finding a lounge with positive reviews of their services. The best tattoo parlors take pride in their work. Addiction is another of the best tattoo parlors in New York. Top rated tattoo parlors should always be ready to accept useful and what you want.
Party and I know the calendar which belong in the same sentence, but when you have tons of people in your area who want to get a tattoo. Now do not get me wrong, there is a really good artist in Kansas City. Completely sterilized and clean instruments and a studio room virgin are probably the most important things that you must consider when experiencing body art. The tattoo took a little less than two hours, during which time it turned into a great piece of art. Before you decide to attend a particular tattoo parlor, learn what a successful parlor should look like.
No more than owning inks, needles, designs, and renting a commercial space makes someone a professional tattoo artist. An excellent record reflects their exceptional skills in the creation of custom tattoo designs. In case you consider the tattoo designs search phrase, you will find many that are reasonably in your area. Most of these tattoo enthusiasts are of the opinion that one should go for tattoo designs custom created by experts and experienced tattoo designers. Once you have found the tattoo the next step for you is to find a local professional tattoo parlor with qualified tattoo artists to get your design inked.
Please keep in mind that even if you notice that everyone is different, I will list these places are always the most sensitive areas of your body. Tattoo artists here ensure that their areas are nice and clean, with most wiping their machines and supplies every chance they get. In addition, you will have to do the work redone several times because anyone plaice, is more prone to chipping and fading, and other areas. The ideal way to find tattoo parlors first noted in your area is to search the Internet and may be open or a directory area. There are nearly 60 tattoo shops in the greater metropolitan area, there are more than 500 licensed tattoo artist in the same area.
Discover the duration of any exhibition was to do business is in fact essential – simply because it indicates how much business experience in particular parlor has encountered. If the artist gives you a hard time wanting to be accurate, you may want to consider finding a new store. Tattooing is an art form long. After a few minutes, it was time to start sitting on the table the tattoo gun to start his buzz and the first lines were made. STEP FOUR Call tattoo parlor and ask them if they have time to make two small tattoos / average size tattoo / first session of a huge back piece in progress.
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True, a yummy cake is over in few seconds, try mixing the eggs and dough in seconds.
Well, if not in seconds, this little wonder did mix the cake dough in minutes.
Very user friendly device. A handy tool and the build is quite good. The unit is good. Worth the money.
I was looking out for a handy blender, and after many months of searching, I finally found the ideal stand mixer for me. I love to bake treats at home, and recipes can get really messy or go wrong without reliable and fast mixing. This mixer fit the bill, almost on all respects, and has been working beautifully for the last few months.
1. Lightweight, plastic body, so less hassle of accidental breakage.
2. 5 speed levels that makes mixing a breeze.
3. The Egg beater is the main benefit I derive from the attachments, for making things like fluffy cakes and meringue cookies, though the dough hook is also pretty good for making home made breads. Cakes and Cookies are the easiest!
4. Having the Bowl is definitely better than holding a mixer for 5 mins straight!
5. The best and cheapest stand mixer in India!
The main problem is the Bowl, which doesn't have a turntable effect. You may have to manually rotate it for even mixing. Plus, it's too wide, so mixing small quantities will be a hassle. And also, I've noticed that the mixer attachment doesn't rotate correctly in the center of the bowl's bottom, it's a little off, so I have to rotate it manually sometimes.
But all in all, it's a must buy if you want the help of a stand mixer!
Can you explain the price difference?
Isn't it fleecing on your part?
Please let us know why is there a price difference of Rs 500?
Have you people forgotten to update or you wanted some gullible customer to buy it at the price that you are giving so that you people can make a windfall?
I bought this about three weeks ago, and was waiting to make a couple of things before posting this review.
This machine, whips like a dream and is super convenient because of the bowl. Even while making the batter for the cake, since the bowl is high, no flour or icing sugar flies all over the place. I have been kneading dough for my breads in it and it's been doing an awesome job.
The machine doesn't heat up and is very sturdy. And is It's total value for money.
The only reason I have not given it 5 stars is because sometimes the mixer slips off the base, when it goes on full speed. So you have to watch it a bit. Also the plastic is quite 'Made in China' but in under Rs 2500 what do you expect?
Anyhoo, really if anyone is looking to buy a good hand mixer, this is really quite it
I bought this product recently and love it! For its looks, its functions and of course the price.
Though I don't like the bowl as you cannot use it with small quantities. It would have been better if the bottom of the bowl would have been narrower.
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FRIDAY FILE – Last July, a high court sentenced the Namibian state for the forced sterilization of three HIV-positive women. In Uzbekistan, authorities continue to deny reported cases. AWID looks into forced sterilizations in both countries and what it means for women's reproductive rights.
AWID's Friday Files
Friday Files are weekly analyses and interview pieces related to women's rights issues at the international, regional and national levels and on current trends and timely events from a feminist perspective, produced in English, French and Spanish.
A Women's Perspective on the Violent and Oppressive Bahraini Regime
FRIDAY FILE - AWID interviewed pro-democracy activist and lecturer Dr Ala'a Shehabi* about the current violence and persecution against Bahraini citizens and how women are contributing to the fight for democracy and rights.
Illegal Detention of Women Human Rights Defenders in the Midst of the Border Conflict of Sudan
FRIDAY FILE - Sudanese people inspired by the Arab spring, and led by women and youth, took the streets of Sudan demanding regime change in 2011. Authorities violently cracked down on these demonstrations, detaining more than 150 women, who were sexually abused or tortured, injured and beaten in the protests.
The First Arms Trade Treaty Recognises Gender-Based Violence
FRIDAY FILE - On April 2, 2013, a decades long campaign culminated in the signing of the Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) at the UN General Assembly. The ATT prohibits arms sales when there is a risk that weapons could be used to violate international humanitarian or human rights law.
Some Advances in Legal Rights for Domestic Workers in Latin America
FRIDAY FILE - Long working hours, lack of rest time and poor treatment and compensation, in the absence of national legislation, often turns domestic work into a form of slavery in many countries. We reflect on some of the changes taking place in Latin America regarding decent work for domestic workers.
Post-2015 Development Agenda - A Strong Call for Human Rights and Justice for All
FRIDAY FILE – From 20-22 March, about 250 people, largely from civil society organizations (CSOs) and another third from other stakeholders such as the United Nations (UN), gathered in Bonn, Germany for an international conference on Advancing the Post-2015 Sustainable Development Agenda. There was an active group of women's rights organizations and advocates who made it clear that "We will not be mainstreamed into a polluted stream!"
Reflections from the World Social Forum – Tunis, Tunisia 26-30 March
FRIDAY FILE - As the World Social Forum in Tunis wrapped up, many agreed that the vitality of the older days of the Forum was back. Taking place at the Al Manar University in Tunis, amidst the still unmet calls for dignity and justice of the Arab uprisings, it gathered about 54,000 people who were united in their hopes for a better world.
U.S. Failure to Ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
FRIDAY FILE - In December 2012 the United States Senate failed to ratify the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD). Esmé Grant[i] from the United States International Council on Disabilities (USICD) talked to AWID about why it failed and how they are committed to ensuring the CRPD will be ratified in 2013.
Guatemala Genocide Trial – Women Seeking the Truth
FRIDAY FILE - AWID spoke to Maya Alvarado, Executive Director of Unión Nacional de Mujeres Guatemaltecas (UNAMG) about the historic trial in which Guatemala's former dictator and chief of military intelligence are charged with genocide and crimes against humanity, the first such trial to take place in the Central American country.
Economic, Social and Cultural Rights Are Central to the Work of Women Human Rights Defenders
FRIDAY FILE - Women human rights defenders (WHRDs) work under precarious conditions, often putting their lives in danger as they defend and protect women's economic, social and cultural rights (ESCR) across the globe.
Oil Giant Shell is Held Responsible for Environmental Pollution – A Small Victory for Women in The Niger Delta
FRIDAY FILE - After a five-year-long case, a Dutch Court has held the Nigerian Subsidiary of Shell responsible for the pollution of farmlands in Nigeria, marking a victory in the struggle against the oil company that has been at the centre of environmental concerns in Nigeria for over 40 years.
A Step Forward Amid Strong Opposition to Women's Human Rights at this Year's 57th Commission on the Status of Women
FRIDAY FILE - The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 57) ended last week Friday with an Agreed Conclusions document acknowledged by many as fair and balanced, and "an important step forward" to addressing violence against women and girls (VAWG).
Sequesters, Cliffs and Cuts: A Women's Rights Perspective on U.S. Federal Budget Negotiations
FRIDAY FILE - Deciphering U.S. federal budget negotiating -- let alone from a gender perspective -- is no easy task. Fortunately several women's rights organizations are doing just that. AWID interviewed Joan Entmacher of the National Women's Law Center (NWLC) and Radhika Balakrishnan of the Center for Women's Global Leadership (CWGL) at Rutgers University to help us unpack the rhetoric and decode what U.S. federal budget negotiations mean for women's rights.
Women Moving Mountains – Successful Strategies and Funding Mechanisms to Eradicate Violence Against Women
FRIDAY FILE: A unique 'aggregate analysis' of the Dutch MDG3 Fund, conducted by AWID, with input from 33 fund recipient organisations provides a unique opportunity to highlight the broad range of multi-sectoral strategies that organisations are using a to tackle gender based violence (GBV) and the importance of continued and sustained funding for the work they do.
Will We See Real Progress In Addressing Violence Against Women And Girls At the 57th Commission on the Status of Women?
FRIDAY FILE: AWID takes a look at what is at stake with this year's priority theme for the 57th session of the Commission on the Status of Women (CSW 57) that will take place at United Nations (UN) Headquarters in New York from 4 to 15 March 2013 - the Elimination and prevention of all forms of violence against women and girls.
COP18: Between losing rights and gender balance
FRIDAY FILE - The eighteenth Conference of Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP18) took place from November 26 to December 8, 2012 in Doha, Qatar.
Defending Ancestral Lands: Indigenous Women Human Rights Defenders in the Philippines
FRIDAY FILE - Murders of indigenous women human rights defenders (WHRDs) in the Philippines have caused worldwide condemnation. Defending indigenous communities' rights to sustainable livelihoods, and protecting ancestral lands from mining interests has become an increasingly dangerous struggle.
UN Starts with Gender Equality Focus Preparing for its 2014 DCF and Post 2015
FRIDAY FILE: Almost twenty years after the 1993 Vienna World Conference on Human Rights, the Vienna Policy Dialogue entitled "Advancing gender equality and the empowerment of women: the role of development cooperation", took place in Vienna, Austria from 13 to14 December 2012[1].
The ICPD Global Youth Forum – A Multi-Stakeholder Meeting Led By Young People
FRIDAY FILE: The Global Youth Forum (GYF) held in Bali, Indonesia, from 4-6 December 2012, was a process mandated by the United Nations (UN) as part of the review of the implementation of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) Programme of Action beyond 2014.
Two Decades of Indigenous Women's Leadership in Latin America
FRIDAY FILE - Indigenous women have and continue to play key leadership roles in their communities as well as in international spaces. AWID talked to Otilia Lux de Coti, Executive Director of the Indigenous Women's Forum (IIWF) about how indigenous women leadership has evolved in the past decades.
AWID presents a selection of significant moments for women´s rights in 2012
FRIDAY FILE - From ongoing and increasing violence, conflict and global crises to both progressive and regressive laws and resolutions, 2012 saw progress and setbacks to women's rights. AWID presents a visual overview of some of the year's events through a women's rights lens.
Transgender Rights In Ecuador: A Legal, Spatial, Political And Cultural Acquittal
FRIDAY FILE - AWID interviewed Elizabeth Vasquez from Proyecto Transgenero about their innovative work, inspiring achievements and further challenges ahead for transgender rights in Ecuador.
The UN Post-2015 Development Agenda – A Critical Analysis
FRIDAY FILE - As 2015 and the deadline for the United Nations (UN) Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) approaches – with progress limited, narrow and uneven – and on the heels of a disappointing Rio +20 Conference on Sustainable Development, the UN is advancing a process to define a new global development agenda beyond 2015.
Human Rights Abuses In Honduras Pose An Ongoing Threat To Women's Human Rights Defenders (WHRDs)
FRIDAY FILE - Since the coup d'état in Honduras in June 2009, there has been an on-going and worsening situation of systemic violence and assassinations of human rights defenders. This is particularly serious for women human rights defenders (WHRDs).
Egyptian Women Continue To Strategize, Protest And Mobilize For A Fair And Equal Egypt
FRIDAY FILE - AWID Interviews three Egyptian women's rights activists, Yara Sallam, Shahinaz El Hennawi and Dina* about their hopes and concerns since Egypt's first free elections this year.


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By Sam Zanahar (2003)
Humans have an intrinsic desire for a simple meaning of life. The requirement for both, a "meaning of life" and the fact that it should be "simple", are direct results of evolutionary pressure. Individuals who can, in a quick and straightforward manner, provide an answer to themselves on a question "for what they are on earth" are likely to function more efficiently than individuals who just don't know.
Efficiency is what natural selection is all about, both in the realm of physiology and in the realm of psychology. There is no way that less efficient, less adapted behaviors will persist just because, for example, they would be philosophically more true. Rather will truth die, than stubborn but efficient ideology.
An important aspect in the political and economic success of the United States of America over the past centuries has been the self-righteousness of the Pilgrim Fathers and the Christian Protestants' conviction that they knew exactly what is right and what is wrong. They never wasted time or energy pondering the meaning of life or the purpose of their own existence, or the existence of mankind.
While Catholics may practice religion by surrendering to God in humility and inactivity, Protestants typically have the idea that it pleases God more to be industrious, to work hard, and to be successful. With such an ideology, one is, of course, primed to become rich and (because wealth means influence) to become powerful.
In order to function on an optimal level, humans need a sense of purpose, and it should be possible to condense this sense of purpose into simple statements that are easy to recall.
Sexual philosophy can offer such a mantra: the ultimate purpose of life, and the only one that is anchored in biology, is that we live to have optimal sex.
Everything else is subordinate. During an optimal orgasm, I don't wonder why I am alive. I just know that it feels good.
While sexual philosophy is more complicated than that, it is one of its strengths, that it can be reduced to easy-to-recall catch phrases. Daily life constantly requires quick and determined decisions, and it is not feasible to ponder the universe every time one faces a minor practical challenge.
From the perspective of sexual philosophy, a quick and easy referral point for the value of any activity, whether simple or elaborate, is whether it is conducive or not conducive to optimal sex.
From this quick and easy referral point, guidelines can be developed which provide orientation for the way one conducts one's life.
From the sexual philosophy outlined here, it is also possible to spin off a political ideology, and it, too, can be summarized as mantra.
To allow each person the highest degree of sexual experience, it is essential to implement as much personal freedom as possible.
Governments should not regulate the sexual conduct of their citizens.
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Neither team is in the running for the Southeastern Conference regular-season title, but Wednesday's game between Vanderbilt and visiting Georgia could be pivotal in determining seeding for the SEC tournament. Georgia and LSU are tied for eighth place, while the Commodores would hold the No. 11 seed if the league tournament started today.Two of the weaker offenses in the SEC collide in this one. The Bulldogs have sophomore Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, the SEC's second-leading scorer (17.6 ppg), but rank 13th in the league in scoring (59.7). Vanderbilt climbed from last to 12th in the SEC in scoring after scoring 142 points in its past two games, including Saturday's historic 72-31 rout of Mississippi State. TV: 9 p.m. ET, Fox Sports South.ABOUT GEORGIA (13-14, 7-7 SEC): League foes are shooting 38.7 percent, the second-lowest mark allowed in the SEC, and Georgia has held the opposition under 40 percent in five straight games and seven of the past eight. Caldwell-Pope is one of the most consistent scorers in the country, reaching double figures in every game this season. However, this is on pace to be the first Georgia team in 50 years to have just one double-digit scorer on the roster.ABOUT VANDERBILT (11-15, 5-9): In the blowout of Mississippi State, the Commodores allowed their lowest point total since also holding Alabama to 31 back on January 24, 1949. Vanderbilt logged its most lopsided SEC win since beating Kentucky by 41 on February 12, 2008. Junior forward Rod Odom continues to play at a high level, averaging 13.8 points in February. Also keep an eye on Kevin Bright, who made a career-high five 3-pointers against Mississippi State.TIP-INS1. The Commodores have won seven consecutive meetings. 2. Georgia is trying to avoid posting a losing record for the third time in four seasons under coach Mark Fox. 3. Another loss would all but guarantee Vanderbilt's first sub-.500 season in a decade. PREDICTION: Vanderbilt 68, Georgia 64


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Happy Days at Carl Cherry Center
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In Samuel Beckett's Happy Days, the main character, Winnie, is buried, flanked by her barely seen husband, Willie. She passes the time between waking and sleeping with mundane routine: talking (compulsively), brushing her teeth, and applying lipstick from her cluttered bag. Post-existential Theater of the Absurd may or may not be your bag, but don't count it out too quickly: The Waiting for Godot playwright is one of our modern masters, and his work often plays funnier than it reads on the page. Runs through March 22. [PW]
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Founded in 1968, Challengers Boys and Girls Club serves over 5000 children in South Los Angeles each year. Our work for the organization began in 1996 with the renovation of the existing facility, a former grocery store, into dance and weight-lifting rooms, and construction of a new attached education building.
The expanded facility brought classrooms for science and art, as well as a library and computer room. A large multi-purpose space for performances and community functions is supported by a commercial kitchen. New play rooms for different age groups connect to double-height hallways and stairways, designed to be fun spaces for maximum interaction. Outside is a landscaped courtyard and lunch area.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
Babytoy lamp
Materials: A re-painted lamp skeleton meets a baby toy "Mula".
Description: A finding from the coarse trash - the lamp skeleton was painted into yellow. Together with a outgrown baby toy from Ikea and a matching lamp cable in red...
~ Pierre Ohlson, Stockhom-Avesta
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- AnonymousSeptember 17, 2012 6:33 PM
Aside from being downright ugly and silly looking - why would you make a lamp from a toy that someone might be tempted to play with that includes a burning hot bulb?
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 17, 2012 6:41 PM
A burning hot bulb? Last time I checked, CFL's run pretty cool.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 6:18 AM
Geez... fun police much? I think this is awesome, and very clever.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 12:45 PM
Surprised that someone bothered to pour criticism over a pretty fun revamp, and also point at things like the creator already described: "outgrown baby toy" indicates that no one seems tempted to play, and these lights is as someone said never warmer than the Swedish summer of 2012.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousSeptember 18, 2012 6:39 PM
First off, I am quite annoyed with such criticism on this site towards people who try to encourage the creative thought process. Criticism as a whole is purely a misconception to these "haters". The feedback box is misunderstood as a means to reply and encourage or give an opinion with a deeper meaning. Not just to discourage or put someones ideas down when you are to lazy to come up with anything else.
Second this is a great idea and the last time I checked, a child that would be "interested" in this would have the height to get close to touching it. Not if it was in their play pen or 2 ft off the ground that would be one thing. It is primarily the same concept as a baby mobile (not sure if that is correct) which is hanging above a crib for mainly the baby to have something to look at. I for one think this is a fun and creative idea. The only thing that I would express concern for is the heat on which the cubes or other materials would be exposed to. Considering it is a CFL one should not be to worried about it. It makes great decor for an item in a childs room that is typically not very creative to begin with! - AnonymousSeptember 29, 2012 12:46 PM
Nice idea, the red and the yellow seems to belong together and really nice that the cord have the same thickness as the steel cable of the babytoy.
Very creative - AnonymousNovember 24, 2012 2:40 PM
I love this lamp, is my favourite project of this website so far!
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