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We have a Lula!!! This is what I have been waiting for. We have Stephanie, Morelli, Ranger, and now Lula. All we need now is a Grandma Mazur and we are done, the rest don't REALLY matter.
Oh yeah, we have a Vinnie too.
So, who will be playing everyone's favorite gun-toting, spandex wearing, ex-hooker?
Oh yeah, and Vinnie…
Wikipedia description of the character:
Lula was introduced as a minor character working as a hooker in the first book in the series, One For the Money. In Two For the Dough, she becomes Vinnie's filing clerk and Stephanie's sometimes partner. Stephanie refers to her as a plus-sized black woman who attempts to shove a size 16 body into size 10 spandex. According to the reader poll on Evanovich's official site, the favored actress to portray Lula is Mo'Nique. She reappears in later books after she begins to work as a file clerk at the bail bonds office. The other file clerk quit after Vinnie attempted to sexually harass her. Lula is a poor file clerk, and frequently accompanies Stephanie when she is going after bonded clients who haven't shown up for their court appearance (known colloquially as Failure to Appear, or FTAs). By the 11th book, Lula has worked her way up into being a full time bounty hunter and takes over for Stephanie after she quits working as a bounty hunter. Eventually Stephanie returns to the job, and Lula goes back to being the file clerk and Stephanie's sometime partner.
It's Sherri-Sherri Shepherd Y'all!! Ok, so it's not Queen Latifah as I had hoped in my movie casting wishes, or the favored Mo'Nique, but hey, I don't think she's too bad! She's got what it takes to be Lula, don't you think? I know like with most of the other characters there will always people who disagree because they had someone set in their minds to play them, but for the most part I think people will be ok with this.
She's black, she's got spunk, she definitely can be dressed up to look like an overweight whore and if that doesn't convince you, look at this:
Dude, she's totally gonna pop a cap in someone's ass! Doesn't that have 'Angry Lula Face' written all over it?
She can do this, people! I know she can! It's going to be hilarious, trust me.
The only concern I have is that I think a lot of people imagined Lula to be less… girly? Sherri Shepherd may be bigger than the average gal but she's also somewhat feminine and her voice is higher than I imagine Lula's to be. When I think of Lula I don't think of big just as in overweight, but big in an intimidating way, perhaps a tad butchy with a voice that holds some real deep power.
Will Sherri Shepherd be able to make that side of Lula show through? If not I may be eating my words about her being able to pull this off.
If you don't know who Sherri Shepherd is, you may recognize her from being on The View.
Vinnie Plum
Wikipedia description of the character:
Vinnie is the owner of Vincent Plum's Bail Bonds, where Stephanie is employed. He is also Stephanie's cousin, and he can barely tolerate his employees. He's rumored to have had a romantic relationship with a duck and is usually locked away in his office talking with his bookie; taking a snooze or having a conversation with his "Johnson".
Ok, so if I were to ask you if you knew who Patrick Fischler was, would you know?
No? Me neither.
I'm sure you recognize him when you look at his photo though, the same as I did. He's one of those actors that you know from things, you always recognize his photo but if someone ever asked you who he is you'd never know.
Like that other guy, you know the blond one… in that show, with the girl.
Regardless, what I DO know from the shows I've seen this guy in is that he can do creepy, and really, what else do you need to do to play Vinnie? He's a skeezy guy who pops in now and then, it's not rocket surgery. He'll be good in this role, that's really all I have to say about it as Vinnie isn't one of the characters I was really concerned about anyway.
You can stop banging your head now, this is where you recognize him from.
You're welcome.
So all we have left now out of my main characters is Grandma Mazur. This one they absolutely MUST get right or the movie may very well be ruined for me forever.
Oh yes, and a small side note. A lesser known character has also been cast.
John Leguizamo has been cast in the role of Jimmy Alpha.
Who is Jimmy Alpha, you ask? He's the manager of Benito Ramirez that decides to take things into his own hands towards the end of the book.
I know this because I googled, not because I actually remembered him off the top of my head. I read that book years ago, I don't remember every little detail. Sue me.
Point is, I'm not sure how big of a role this will be. I do love me some John Leguizamo though, so I'm hoping that they beef up his character a bit so that we get to see a little more of him.
That's it for now! It will only be a matter of time now before we see the full cast. I'll keep you posted!


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Charmi Apartment Old Town/Jewish Distr.
Størrelse26 m²
- Internet/WIFI
- Håndklæder
- Familie/børnevenlig
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|Blachnickiego, 31-535 Krakow, Polen
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|I dag
The apartment is very bright, with view into green area. It is situated on the first floor. Despite being centrally located the apartment is very quiet at day and night.
The apartment consist of one bedroom which has a comfortable double convertible sofa bed and one single couch, LED TV set (thanks to Chromecast you can use your mobile device to stream your favorite TV shows, movies, music, sports, games and more), bathroom with shower, washing machine, the hall with a wardrobe and the fully equipped kitchen.
For guests we offer very fast (40 Mb/s) wireless internet. You'll find hair dryer, iron, kitchen equipped with gas oven, microwave, coffee maker, electric kettle and fridge. The towels and linens are included in the price. Also coffee, tea and mineral water is waiting for our guests.
With a double and one single sofa beds the apartment can accommodate up to three people.
If you are looking for something bigger - see our "Comfy 3 room 2 bathroom Old Town" on https://www.wimdu.com/offers/WGCRPSWQ
HusreglerIn any time our guests can ask for guidance and support using phone call, SMS or e-mail. We are staying in touch and try to be helpful as much as possible. We're providing city maps, catalogues and leaflets talking about current events in the city.
Keep in mind please, that it is no smoking apartment.
We encourage our guests to make use of the possibility of traveling to/from the airport by train. The Kraków Airport train station is located near the passenger terminal, at the rear of the multi-storey car park. Each train is equipped with air conditioning, power outlets, Wi-Fi and ticket machines. All trains are operating 7 days a week. Ticket from Kraków Airport to Kraków Main Train Station costs PLN 8,00. From Main Train Station you need to take the tram number 3, 19 or 24 and, after three stops, get of at "Miodowa" stop. Next turn left, cross Starowiślna Street, walk straight for 50m then go through the tunnel. Turn left and along the wall of Jewish cemetery (150m) turn right. After passing a row of garages - turn left to Blachnickiego street. The gray dark building is located in the backyard. The exact address BLACHNICKIEGO street 7A, apartment 2, first floor.
Alternatively - taxi from Krakow Main Train Station to the apartment would cost c.a. 20 PLN.
|Ugentlig pris for op til 2 gæster
|Pris for > 2 gæster
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The flat is very nice and perfectly situated very close to the old jewish quarter.
Best fit for two persons, three would be crowded :-)
Extremely friendly and organised host. This goes for the apartment too - it has everything you would need including a stock of coffee and a bowl of sweets.
Only grievance: A neighbour fired up his or her fit-for-a-diskoteque size stereo at 1:30 Friday morning and kept the one-man-party rocking for half an hour. Not very nice!
Super leuke locatie op wandelafstand van alle bezienswaardigheden. Hoewel onze aankomst even op zich liet wachten was dat geen probleem. Appartement was super schoon toen we aankwamen. We reisden met de auto, deze dient op straat geparkeerd te worden. Was geen probleem, er was altijd plaats. In het weekeinde gratis, in de week parkeergeld betalen.
De locatie was in de avond en in de nacht erg rustig, geen last van stadsverkeer of herrie in de buurt.
Very clean and tidy Appartment in best Position near the Jewish district. Robert is a really pleasent and helpful. We had a wonderful stay! :)
Petit appartement très confortable, et très bien équipé (manque juste un grille-pain). Très bonne situation, en bordure du cimetière juif et du quartier de Kasimierz, que nous avons adoré. Un hôte sympathique et répondant toujours présent lorsqu'on a besoin de lui. Une bonne adresse.
The apartment was very clean, modern and well-equipped. The area was very quiet, nevertheless a big shopping centre was only a two-minute-walk away. Also the Jewish district Kazimierz is very close.
Robert is a really nice host and gave us good advices about the the town. The communication was easy and Robert always answered quickly to our messages. So we totally recommend to stay at Robert's flat!
Schönes gut eingerichtetes, sauberes, kleines Apartment in sehr guter ruhiger Lage. Sehr hilfsbereiter Vermieter. War ein schöner Aufenthalt.
Roberts apartement is wonderful! We immediately felt at home, when we arrived. Robert was a wonderful host and we appreciated the plans and event-magazines in the apartement. The apartement is cozy and calm and still very central. In 7 minutes you can be in the heart of the jewisch district, where you can find a lot of cool bars and restaurants and in around 20 minutes you can be in the old town. The tram connections are good as well. I totally recommend this apartement.
This was our first trip to Poland to visit Krakau and Auschwitz. The host was very hospitable and descent :)
He received us in a very pretty way. The appartment is also very nice, equipped with a shower cabine, a kitchen, a laptop with WiFi and a room iwth flatscreen television and Chromecast. The city is nearby and a must see.
Robert, thank you for your hospitality. The next time we will absolutely book you again!
Kind regards
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FUNDRAISERS are taking part in a national recycling contest to see who can save the most used biscuit wrappers from landfill.
Lancing NSPCC are busy collecting as many used biscuit wrappers as they can as part of the Wrappers to Riches contest, in an effort to help the local environment and their charity.
The contest, which runs until April 30, is part of a scheme set up by McVitie's and recycling company TerraCycle.
The scheme aims to reduce the billions of wrappers being sent to UK landfill.
In 2013, Lancing NSPCC came fourth in the Biscuit Wrapper Roundup contest after collecting 3,396 wrappers.
"We are confident we can collect even more and place even higher this year with the support of local people," said Sue Wellfare, who runs the Lancing collections.
A combined £500 in charity prize donations will be awarded to the top twenty collectors across the country.
Collection boxes are available at the Co-op in Queens Parade and at the Children and Family Centres in North Road and Upper Boundstone Lane.
More information on the types of rubbish that can be recycled can be found at www.terracycle.co.uk
To date, McVitie's Biscuit Wrapper Brigade participants have saved more than 166,000 waste biscuit wrappers from landfill raising more than £6,000 for schools, charities and non-profit organisations.


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Could some one explain how one could use the arduino to switch between two voltage sources?
I am trying to prolong the flight time of a plane am designing for my senior project. I thought that i could use an arduino and program it to switch between two voltage sources. When one voltage drops below a certain level, the arduino will switch to the other battery. Please help!!
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Why do you need a switch? If you have both in parallel, you will have the same voltage, but double power.
Since you always carry both source, then consuming one lipo and then the second one is similar to have 2 in parallel or a bigger battery.
After me switching between 2 Lipo is not an advantage, except if you can drop the payload of the consumed Lipo with a parachute.
This is a requirement that i have to fulfill for my senior project before i graduate. I have to switching between to
power sources using an arduino. The primary voltage source is a solar panel and the secondary voltage source is a
battery which will be used as a backup if there is a loss of sunlight. They understand that i will not be able to
purchase the solar panel so they told me to use another battery in the place of the solar panel.
OK, a voting method, then. Reading the voltage on the Arduino through an analog input and a voltage divider should be pretty easy. Then as Bill suggests, use a MOSFET to select the better power source. But, build a bit of hysteresis into it so that it doesn't constantly flip flop. But you can't just throw a switch between sources because the APM will momentarily loose power causing a reset of the Arduino. could mess up the program... You could put a giant capacitor on the Arduino to keep it's +5V up during the switchover.
Thanks for the advice,but does any one have any sources they could point me to so that i could start working on this. I will need to know the type of Arduino that i have to use, and also how i will have to connect the MOSFET together with the Arduino. I already built a circuit that i could use to detect the voltage on battery and when it goes beyond a certain voltage point it acts like an open circuit.I used a zener diode and a couple of npn transistors. it works but its not precised. My professor then gave me the idea to use an Arduino to do the switching, but i dont know were to start.
If you want to avoid an arduino to do this, check out the BatShare. I use it all the time and it does exactly what you are talking about for 5v and 6v sources off 2 batteries. link here . You can put any battery type of size on each outlet and it will intelligently manage drain equally from both, automatically switch to the one thats best if the other drains too much and I use these not only in my APM but on my over $10k GiantScale aircraft. They work perfectly and very cost effective!
Thanks for the reply, the drone i am designing has to have an input voltage of about 12.6 volts, so thus am using an 11.1v lipo battery. I plan on using two 11.1v lipo batteries.The peak or max current output is somewhere around 36A. With the BAT SHARE you mentioned could i modify it or are there other ones that can handle this peak currents. I know the voltage is not a problem because i can step it up .
Rather than modify the BatShare, use it to monitor the battery voltages, and connect the outputs to drive the MOSFETs.
Where is 12.6V a hard spec? If you are looking at powering brushless motors, the difference from 11V to 13V is negligible if the battery can provide the current the motors want. Watts is Watts - lower voltage+higher current = same wattage, A.K.A. power. Using a switching supply to bump the voltage will yield a net negative. A pretty big one actually because the current required would dictate pretty beefy switching supply which would add considerable weight to the aircraft so you would need bigger batteries which makes the aircraft heavier - see where this is going?
Yes Stephen has a great idea. I will check on whether ones exist for 12.6v not sure. To be frank the easiest way to prolong flight with Lipos are the source is to join 2 or more in parallel and increase the MAH. I am not sure adding additional weight of a switcher will be of benefit efficiency wise. Just a thought. I get 48 minutes on 2 - 4S - 5000 MAH batteries on my Arducopter. I get almost 2 hrs on 2 - 3S 3500mah flight packs on my Arduplane. How long are you looking to fly ? Wayne Garris gets 3.4hrs on the TechPod with 10000mah 6S setup....food for thought!
Guys, I'm pretty sure that BatShare is nothing more than couple of high capacity Schottky diodes. Something like this:
Those are only $2.79 each, and you'd need two. They are rated at 15V and 20A. Simple as that. You'd probably want to bolt a heat sink to them. That's it, done.
You could use a heat sink like this:
Thought that might not actually handle the heat. At 0.5V drop at 20A, the diode will be burning 10W of power, which needs to be dissipated. I think you could bolt both diodes to this thing and it would work:
You could go much smaller if you had forced air.
They might also be using an ideal diode like this:
But that's only rated at 4A. You can also go with something like this, which is an ideal diode controller, it basically is an automatic switch for some large MOSFETs, this could handle... a LOT of amps.
There's pros and cons here.
If you're always going to be pumping a lot of current through it, and you don't care so much about voltage drop, and you don't need any intelligence, then the Schottky diode might make more sense. The thing to know about this, is it will always be sharing the load to some degree, between the two sources. If you have two batteries hooked up, it will initially draw from the one with the highest voltage, until they are equal, and then they will share the load from then on. The battery with the higher charge CANNOT back feed and charge the second battery, which is good.
If you want super low resistance, and some intelligence, the Ideal Diode controller is the way to go. The LTC4416 is a nice system. In particular, you'll notice that you can designate one of the sources as the primary source. It will always draw ONLY from this source, as long as the input voltage is in range. It will only draw from the secondary source if the primary falls below a setpoint. Then it switches over. My only concern with this is that in some cases, I think you could have it switching back and forth rapidly. This is what would happen if the power supply couldn't handle the load. Say the primary source can't handle it, so the voltage drops, it would switch over to the secondary. Now that the primary isn't being drawn on, the voltage would recover, and the 4416 would switch back over to the primary...
In a situation like this, I think just dumb diodes would be better.


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Winners And Losers In A Globalizing Gas World
The more likely development is that we'll continue to see a hybrid model playing out over the next decade until fundamentals tip the balance one way or the other. Things don't look particularly good for traditional producers right now; supply side co-operation is on the cards between Russia and Qatar, just as consumers in the Atlantic and Pacific Basin expect lots of LNG to keep coming their way at preferable prices. The underlying idea that gas markets should be based on gas fundamentals is entirely logical – oil can't credibly be deemed a sensible way of pricing a commodity no longer in direct competition. Many traders will continue to hedge gas price exposure against heavily traded oil markets of course, some might even point out the utility of long term indexed contracts to renegotiate terms, just as upstream players will still demand long term contracts to develop fields, build infrastructure, lay pipes and even load LNG tankers. All valid points, but if gas market liquidity continues to hold up, the contracts will not only be subject to far more dynamic price points – they could also be considerably shorter duration. At the end of the day Russia had a good run of fortune, but the 'gas on gas' genie is out of the bottle, and as yet, nobody has been able to put it back. Under a 'business as usual' scenario dominant incumbent producers will have to make difficult decisions between what volumes to price balance they are happy with.
But it's not all bad news for Russia. The first point is that most consumers (especially continental Europeans) are labouring under the illusion that spot markets mean cheap prices. What they miss, is that setting gas prices based on gas fundamentals has got nothing to do with being cheap – it's purely about achieving a cost reflective price for whatever the markets (and fundamentals) suggest gas should be. Gas on gas competition might well have positive medium term effects on price given marginal costs of production are generally cheaper than oil. But there are never any guarantees. If anything, prices could initially be far more volatile than those associated with piped gas given the cyclical nature of the beast, not to mention adapting to new upstream investment regimes unable to fall back on the oil 'certainties' of old. But assuming these initial hurdles are jumped and gas markets are politically allowed to bed in, that's where the real fun and games start. As much as consumers think they've taken the political sting out of gas producers tails, spot markets could actually give producers far more leverage to manipulate prices, either on a collective or bilateral basis. When you take a quick look at the map, it's clear to see supply side dynamics are essentially oligopolistic in Europe, a position that Russia might decide to capitalise on. The question is whether Russia would have the nerve to go for it, or be able to take the ideological leap of faith needed to explore and exploit a potentially lucrative new world of gas benchmarks?
Much would depend on pricing pressures involved and how far convergence has got, but the lower prices go, the more compelling prospect supply side collusion would become. Warning shots along such lines have been repeatedly fired by the GECF (even if often behind closed doors) with Russia, Algeria, Iran and Venezuela all wanting to recalibrate markets back towards producer interests. Obviously someone would have to shoulder initial opportunity costs and absorb likely free riding, enforce quotas and restrict new market entry at the fringe. They would also need to find a swing producer, that many have long thought would be Qatar, but actually, flags up a huge opportunity for Russia here.
Instead of issuing empty threats to flood markets or decimate upstream investments, independent gas benchmarks might just provide Moscow with sufficient incentive to do what it should always have done: get to grips with the fact that US shale has made Russia a price taker in Europe (and Asia), and start developing LNG prospects to reclaim control of global gas fundamentals. Despite sitting on over 30% of global gas supplies, Russian LNG production accounts for less than 5% of global share. Moscow has let itself become a fringe player in a global gas world. A ridiculous statement when you consider Russia is the gas equivalent to Saudi Arabia for oil. Developing Shtokman, Sakhalin and indeed Bazhenov and Achimov fields will undoubtedly put some people's nose out of joint, but given Russia's own unconventional reserves are estimated to be ten times larger than the whole of Europe, it still has the time (and potential) to break anybody in the field on volume to dictate long term prices. If global gas benchmarks are the way of the future, then we should at least be aware that Russia has the potential to play a pivotal role as the swing LNG producer of the world. The initial 62 million tonnes of LNG Shtokman and Sakhalin should hold, tells us as much.
Not only could Russia lean far heavier on Qatar, Australia, Algeria, West African and burgeoning Latin American LNG production to align short term prices, it would set the stage for a serious approach towards a gas cartel as the logical conclusion of independent global gas prices. Worst of all, Russia's swing status would be built on the shoulders of a well-supplied, but largely isolated US market. If the US goes native, Europe fails to develop indigenous supplies, and Asia soaks up excess supplies, then Russia can have lots of fun applying its own logic of 'gas on gas' competition. That should certainly give Europe something to think about at the wrong end of the Eurasian pipeline. But you never know, if Brussels asks the Chinese politely, the clever chaps in Beijing might have a plan C. Beijing LNG 'freedom carriers' making their way to Europe by 2025 might just be a better bet than hoping the US delivers on its global gas potential. Ironic times indeed.
Authors note: this piece draws on a chapter titled 'Natural gas going global? Potential and pitfalls' authored by Matthew Hulbert and Andreas Goldthau, to be published in the forthcoming Wiley Handbook of Global Energy Policy. Andreas is Head of the Department of Public Policy at the Central European University, an American graduate school based in Budapest, Hungary. Prior to joining CEU, he worked for Rand, SWP Germany and the Paul Nitze School of Advanced International Studies. He is also a Fellow with the Global Public Policy Institute's Global Energy Governance program and an Adjunct Professor with Johns Hopkins University's MSc in Energy Policy and Climate. Andreas can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Just Got Down With The Clown
Hey Los/Lettes! Tomorrows Halloween! Whoop whooop!! I am BEYOND excited. I'm going to be checking out an attraction this Saturday called Harvest of Horrors in South Carolina. You'll all be informed with a review of how it goes! **Update: We weren't able to go to the attraction because it was raining. Sorry. ** Anyway, here's the next edition of Just Got Down With The Clown.
Last week, I wrote about my parent's experience in my joining the Juggalo community. This week, it's about a great opportunity in my life.
I finally joined the Facebook world back in March and liked some pages for Juggalos. I found TJF's and for a few weeks I was getting the notifications on my wall of articles going out. Well, then I saw a status about writers needed. That was my opportunity.
I messaged TJF and spoke with Naptown Mike. He gave me an application and I was brought on immediately as a movie reviewer. I then worked my way up to having the ability to write any articles of my choosing and have been a part of TJF's staff for almost four months now.
Well that's all for this week. Next week, I'll give you a little more insight to my staff life of TJF.
P.S. Check out my Halloween getup and a picture of a friend of mine as the Joker.


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The members of the W3C probably require more justification for this group spending more time on the SemWeb where the business case has not been made and less time on the Web Services domain where a business case is being made. Substantial investments are being made in fielding web service technologies for mission critical systems including homeland security. The statement 'this is hard' from the mail cited below is not convincing given that web services are being fielded. It may be the case that no obstacles to their implementation that challenge the architecture have been presented, so no actions are required (ie, works fine with OFWeb). len From: firstname.lastname@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]On Behalf Of email@example.com Our main subject for the upcoming face to face meeting is "TAG Directions". Tim set down some ideas in the note at [1], and I've been giving a lot of thought to where I think we should go. The attached HTML document sets out some of my ideas. Noah [1] http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-tag/2005Apr/0054.htmlReceived on Friday, 3 June 2005 20:44:32 UTC
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Sam Walter Foss penned his first verses at Portsmouth High School here in NH. He went on to gain popular fame for his comic and philosophic writing. His poem "The House by the Side of the Road" was among the best loved in the nation. His fame has faded, but unlike many poets of his era – his works are still readable and relevant.
POEMS by Sam Foss and others
With two American poet laureates in a row coming from New Hampshire -- Donald Hall and now Charles Simic -- maybe something literary is literally alliterating in our water. Great poets blossom here, and none, for my money, was greater than Sam Walter Foss. He is known today, almost exclusively, for a bit of verse entitled "The House by the Side of the Road." The poem urges everyone to stop being cynical and scornful to their neighbors and "be a friend to man." It is sentimental, honest, proactive and optimistic – essential Foss -- but it is far from his best work. I know because I have a degree in English Literature, which is little more than a license to read books. I know, too, because Foss published five volumes of poetry, and I've read them all. This guy rocks.
Foss was more philosopher than poet. His moral compass was dead on. He carried a healthy distrust for authority. He had no patience for lazy, pretentious or quarrelsome people. A humanist of the highest order, Foss believed entirely in the goodness of "the average man" and wrote entirely for a popular audience that he hoped to inspire with his "homespun" verse. It was his dedication to popular topics and clear writing, one literary critic has suggested, that doomed Sam Walter Foss to obscurity. He refused to write with the "imagist obliqueness" employed by "major" poets of his era. In other words, when Foss wrote, you knew what he was saying.
The world, for Foss, was an incredibly fascinating comic opera. The more powerful and rich men became, he continually points out, the sillier men become. If he wrote about a boy "who was dumber than snowbirds in summer," the boy was likely to grow up to be president. Foss was fascinated by careless commuters who consistently showed up at the railroad station "jest in time to miss the train." His hero is often a humble farmer, artisan or shopkeeper who comes up against local power brokers. He doesn't always win, but he does the best he can.
In "The Logic of the Gun," a farmer posts 200 signs banning hunting on his property, then spots a man carrying a rifle. The farmer points to the sign. "You may have the rights," the hunter says, "but I have got the gun." In another poem, Foss plays the part of a storeowner who tries to join the local church, because he knows that is the best way to attract customers. Unwilling to have him as a member, the church elders stall the merchant by telling him to go off and talk to God. But the merchant returns a few weeks later and tells the shocked elders that he has, indeed, talked to God about joining their church. What did the Lord say? – they ask. The shopkeeper repeats the conversation:
"I'm trying to git in," sez I, "to the church of Elder Ford, An they won't let me in at all." "Don't worry," sez the Lord. "You're not the only one," sez He, "they've laid upon the shelf. I've tried ten years without success to git in there myself,"
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Nothing between you and the ocean but a warm stretch of sand…
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This chapter describes troubleshooting procedures, provides contact information for obtaining technical assistance, and contains the following sections:
Improperly set controls and loose or improperly connected cables are common causes of problems with hardware components. When investigating a system problem, first perform an external visual inspection of the workstation. Check all external switches, controls, and cable connections.
Power off the workstation using the power-off procedures described in the section, To Power Off the Workstation.
Power off any attached peripherals.
Verify that all power cables are properly connected to the workstation, the monitor, and the workstation peripherals.
Inspect connections from the workstation to any attached devices, including network cables, keyboard, monitor, and mouse.
Reset and tighten any loose connectors.
Power on the workstation.
Troubleshooting begins with assessing the issue and attempting to discover the factors that might contribute to the current situation. Assess the issue by collecting some basic information. Answer the following questions to determine contributing factors:
What events occurred prior to the failure?
Was any hardware or software modified or installed?
Was the workstation recently installed or moved?
How long has the workstation exhibited symptoms?
What is the duration or frequency of the problem?
After you assess the issue, use the information in combination with the following table to troubleshoot. Possible solutions are listed for each problem. If the solutions listed here do not fix the problem, run the appropriate diagnostic test (see Chapter 4, Running Diagnostics) and note your current configuration and environment.Table 2–1 Troubleshooting Problem and Solution Table
Possible Solution
Workstation does not power on when the front panel Power button is pressed.
Workstation halts during POST (power-on self test) without displaying error messages.
Check the BIOS POST LED display on the motherboard. See Appendix B, BIOS POST Code Checkpoints for detailed information about the POST codes.
Workstation powers on, but the monitor does not.
Workstation does not power off when the front panel Power button is pressed.
Workstation appears to be in low-power mode, but the Power LED does not blink.
The Power LED blinks only when all workstation peripherals are in low-power mode. A tape drive might be connected to your workstation. Because tape drives do not enter low-power mode, the power LED does not blink.
Unable to access the network.
Newly installed memory is not detected.
System cannot read the disk information.
Use the hard drive remove and installation procedures to verify that the disk is properly seated. See, Removing and Installing a Hard Drive.
DVD does not eject from the drive when the Eject button is pressed.
System cannot read DVD information.
Check the following:
Keyboard or mouse does not respond to actions.
Hung or frozen workstation: no response from mouse or keyboard or any application.
Are the keyboard and mouse Type 7? Verify the model on the underside of the keyboard and replace if necessary.
Try to access your system from a different workstation on the network.
If the above procedures do not work:
There is no video display on the monitor screen.
Check the following:
An external device connected to a USB connector does not work.
External device is not working.
Use this procedure to perform and internal visual inspection of the workstation.
Power off the workstation using the procedure detailed in the section, To Power Off the Workstation.
Remove the left-side access panel using the procedure detailed in the section, Opening the Workstation.
Some components, such as the heatsink, can become extremely hot during system operations. Allow these components to cool before handling them.
Turn off any attached peripherals, but do not disconnect the power cables.
Verify that the internal workstation compartment is free of excessive dust and that the airflow through the interior of the workstation is not blocked by dust. foreign material or cables.
Use forced air to carefully blow dust from the interior of the workstation.
Liquid sprays can cause shorts and damage to the workstation and its components. Do not use liquid sprays to clean the interior of the workstation.
Verify that the internal components such as hard drives, PCI cards and DIMMs are fully seated in the connectors and that the sockets are clean. If necessary disconnect and connect any connector that appears loose or poorly fitted.
Verify that all cables inside the system are firmly attached to their appropriate connectors.
Close the workstation using the procedure described in the section, Closing the Workstation and Preparing for Operation.
If the troubleshooting procedures in this chapter fail to solve your problem, you can receive additional technical support at the Sun web sites and telephone numbers listed in Table 2–2.Table 2–2 Sun Web Sites and Telephone Numbers
Workstation Documents and Support Resources
URL or Telephone Number
PDF and HTML files for all the current Sun Ultra 27 workstation documents.
Solaris OS and other software documents. This web site has full search capabilities.
Discussion and troubleshooting forums.
Support, diagnostic tools, and alerts for all Sun products.
Links to software patches. Lists some system specifications, troubleshooting and maintenance information, and other tools.
Sun service program phone numbers.
1-800-872-4786 (1-800-USA-4Sun); Select Option 1
International telephone numbers for Sun service support.
Warranty and contract support contacts. Links to other service tools.
Warranties for every Sun product.


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It's important to know the right transmission fluid type for your vehicle. Making the wrong choice can cause damage to the transmission in the vehicle.
The transmission fluid should be changed between 24,000 miles and 36,000 miles, which translates to every 2 to 3 years. Your vehicle's owner's manual will have more details. At that time you should also do a transmission flush and change the transmission fluid filter.
There are two main types of transmission fluid, Dextron or Mercon. Whichever type your vehicle uses, you need to stick with it. The owner's manual will tell you which transmission fluid type the vehicle uses.
Within each type of transmission fluid, there are options between a synthetic fluid type and the traditional conventional transmission fluid type. The synthetic fluid has several advantages for modern engines. It performs better at higher temperatures and gives an overall better performance in the vehicle. Those with older vehicles will generally do better to stick with the conventional transmission fluid type, as the engines have been designed for this.
There are many different brands of transmission on the market. All the big oil names offer different transmission fluid types. In reality there's little to choose between them. The brand is largely irrelevant, as there's little to choose between them. Even some of the off brands offer high quality products and these are often at lower prices. Check the transmission fluid regularly to ensure it's at the proper level, as part of the transmission maintenance on the vehicle. Checking every 3,000 miles is good.


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Gimme candy!!!! 153 People
Treated Now TrickingWell I used to treat all the time when I was a kid. Now that I'm older I still dress up, I just trick instead of treat.
missadventurer 22-25, F 0 Jan 26, 2010
I Did; But Don't Now An...I did; but don't now and haven't in 30+ years. I remember 1 specific Halloween that I was forced (for real!!) to Trick or Treat (My Mother LOVES Halloween). I was about 8 -- my Mom dressed as an Indian and my sister was a clown -- I had to be Tinkerbell!! UGH -- Trick or Treat...
FeelingCrazy 46-50 0 May 29, 2008
Good TimeGoing door to door and saything those words...."trick or trea" Ahhh suhc fun times :) Miss em already : /
ForeversNever 22-25, M 2 Responses 0 Sep 10, 2008
Halloween 2011.I'm 22 and today, is the 1st time I ever went trick or treating...lol. It was fun, I just painted my face kinda like a mime...and went out to the neighborhoods with my family. I got called a bank robber by some lady...haha, because I was wearing my hoodie and it was all big and...
PunizhedZoul 22-25, F 1 Nov 1, 2011
I Trick Or TreatedI think trick or treating should be for kids like 13 and under. I think it looks trashy when teenagers go trick or treating and I think it annoys parents of younger children. Ive done it as an older kid and its just embarassing! This story is pointless im just saying :p
apples0x0x 18-21, F 0 Aug 21, 2011
Not That Oftenmy dad was the pastor of a really conservitive church when i was a kid, so i didnt get to trick-or-treat until i was almost too old to. but as a college kid, i got to take one of my baby-sitting charges out. that was always fun. one year i had dressed in layers...
SunnyKris 26-30, F 1 Response 1 Oct 11, 2007
Funny Guy In Our SchoolI dunno where he got the idea. He's our school's famous ginger, the ginja ninja! I see him coming down the hallway wearing bread around his neck, and I see a sign that says "ginger bread man" and a crack up. Halloween isn't always about scary costumes, it's also an't creative...
Emolia 18-21, F 0 Oct 30, 2012
It's Free Candy, Come On!Who wouldn't wanna tirck-or-treat? You get to dress up and go out and get free candy? I think it's an AWESOME holiday. Though I do have a bad memory of Halloween one year... I was out tirck-or-treating with my best friend. I was supposed to stay the night at her house. She lived...
Melody08 18-21, F 0 Mar 6, 2008
Kids and Trick Or TreatingSuch a fun memory-taking the kids out trick or treating-going out myself when I was younger to clubs and parties-oh yea-raggedy anne/andy one year with an old friend, clown another, playboy bunny another year-that was a hoot as I had to rent boobs--had to take them out after a...
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BOSTON (AP) - Brian Matusz struggled with his control through the first two innings. After surrendering a leadoff hit in the third, he was done.
Matusz threw 67 pitches in two-plus innings, allowing quick five runs, and the Baltimore Orioles went on to a 7-0 loss to the Boston Red Sox on Thursday night.
``I don't feel like there was any dramatic problems today in my mechanics,' Matusz said. ``It's just a matter of being inconsistent and not finding a good rhythm.'
Matusz (5-6) walked five and allowed four hits, falling to 3-2 with a 4.31 ERA in eight career starts against the Red Sox. It was his shortest outing since Sept. 19, also at Fenway Park.
``I couldn't find my rhythm,' he said. ``I just didn't have good command of anything.'
Boston starter Clay Buchholz had no such problems, pitching a four-hitter for his third career shutout - all against Baltimore.
The 27-year-old Buchholz (6-2) struck out six and walked one while throwing 125 pitches. It was his first complete game since a five-hitter in an 11-0 win at Baltimore on June 4, 2010, and No. 4 overall.
His only other shutout was a 10-0 victory in a no-hitter on Sept. 1, 2007, in his second big league start and appearance.
Baltimore went without a hit between Ryan Flaherty's single leading off the third and Wilson Betemit's single starting the eighth. Fans gave Buchholz got a standing ovation before Chris Davis' game-ending flyout.
``He did a good job keeping us off balance and throwing strikes. It seemed like every hitter, he was ahead,' Davis said. ``We did a good job of working the counts. He was just good. He wasn't giving in. He was putting us away with all three of his pitches.'
Adrian Gonzalez had three hits and two RBIs as Boston stopped a three-game losing streak. The Orioles had been 5-0 at Fenway Park this year.
Daniel Nava had two hits, walked twice and drove in two for the Red Sox (29-28), who avoided falling below .500 for the first time since they were 23-24 following a loss to Tampa Bay on May 27.
Boston scored a pair of runs in each of the first three innings and avoided what would have been Baltimore's second sweep at Fenway Park this year.
Matusz walked Dustin Pedroia with one out in the first, Kevin Youkilis singled and Will Middlebrooks loaded the bases with a two-out walk. Gonzalez doubled down the first-base line for a 2-0 lead.
Boston loaded the bases with no outs in the second on two walks around Kelly Shoppach's single. Pedroia grounded to shortstop J.J. Hardy, who tossed the ball to Robert Andino for the forceout. But Andino's throw to first was off and Shoppach scored on the error.
Gonzalez chased Matusz with a leadoff single in the third, Darnell McDonald doubled with one out against Miguel Gonzalez and Nava hit a two-run single with two down.
And from there, Buchholz did the rest.
``We just couldn't string much together with him,' Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said. ``He commanded all of his pitches. It kind of takes some wind out of your sails there in the first couple of innings when you're out on the field that long.'
NOTES: The Red Sox stay at home for the weekend with three interleague games against the Washington Nationals, facing ace Stephen Strasburg (6-1) on Friday night. ... The Nationals are 0-3 at Fenway Park and the Expos/Nationals franchise is 0-9. ... After nine straight road games, Baltimore returns home this weekend with three games against the slumping Philadelphia Phillies, who have lost six straight. ... The Orioles had lost their previous four series.


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I'm just back from the Esri Business Partner Conference + Developer Summit in Palm Springs, CA. For the many of you that didn't get a chance to attend: you should know there are some great things coming down the pike from ArcGIS that will be of benefit not only to GIS users, but to all of you ArcGIS Business Analyst users too.
One of the beauties of the fact that the Business Analyst products are built on ArcGIS is that users get to rise with the tide of this great platform that Esri has developed over the last 40 years.
Here are two great new features in ArcGIS that you'll be able to take advantage of in the very near future:
(1) Share and publish maps with your colleagues using ArcGIS Online
Use case: you've done a bunch of analysis using Business Analyst desktop and now you need to get the map in front of your (non-geeky) colleagues or execs. Using the new Sharing and Publishing features of ArcGIS Online [coming later this Spring] you can quickly upload you map to the ArcGIS Online "cloud" and share it securely with your colleagues via a simple web-mapping app. Think of it like Flickr only with interactive maps instead of static photos – and just like Flickr you can share information publicly or with just a select group of people. Here's a screen shot of some typical shared content. Notice the "View in Browser" button:
(2) Creating Powerful 3D Mapping Presentations using ArcGIS Explorer 900
This will enable you to supercharge your presentations and make you look like a rock star to your execs. ArcGIS Explorer is Esri's 3D Globe app – many of you might compare it to Google Earth. A tremendously useful feature of the new 900 version is now you can use it to create superb, animated, 2D or 3D presentations.
Use case: you need to give a board room level presentation of your proposal – e.g. where your retail outlets are and potential locations for filling the gaps, or perhaps where you need to consolidate.
In just a few minutes you can share the information from your Business Analyst desktop and build an interactive presentation in ArcGIS Explorer. The presentation can tell the story you want to tell while still providing interactive control to further explore. Here are a few screen shots:
The screen shot above shows some data displayed in a 3D map on ArcGIS Explorer.
From this tool you can build presentations. The presentations can include interactive maps and globes, custom map layers, titles and overlays, embedded photos and videos, even slides from a PowerPoint. When you're done creating the presentation you simply click this button:
And then, just like in PowerPoint, you go into presentation mode:
For more information on ArcGIS Explorer 900 you can stay tuned by linking to the ArcGIS Explorer blog.
Keep your eyes peeled. This is great stuff.


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The latest Jackson outrage against unions has to do with her failing to protect them from the budget sequester.
Greenwire reports:
A day before her final day at U.S. EPA, a federal employees union sharply criticized the tenure of departing Administrator Lisa Jackson.
In a biting message sent Monday to Jackson and Deputy Administrator Bob Perciasepe that details the numerous problems unions had with her tenure, Steve Shapiro of the American Federation of Government Employees deemed Jackson's tenure an "anti-union and anti-employee regime," comparable to the labor fights in Wisconsin, Indiana and Michigan.
"Not since the time of Anne Gorsuch Burford have EPA's unions seen such hostility," Shapiro said, referring to EPA's administrator under President Reagan. "Some EPA regions and laboratories have done better, but at headquarters, we are in a new Dark Age"…
Shapiro also used his message to urge Perciasepe, who will serve as acting administrator until a replacement is chosen, to do better than Jackson with employee relations. Union officials will likely meet with EPA top brass later today (E&ENews PM, Feb. 12).
"We can hope for better times and that you will clean house and rid [the Office of Administration and Resources Management] of its anti-union regime," he said. "Let's get started on making EPA headquarters the 'best place to work' in the federal government."


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Silicon Valley CEOs see hiring surge continuing
Published 4:00 am, Friday, April 22, 2011
More CEOs are seeing improved business conditions in Silicon Valley, according to a new survey, adding to the growing optimism over the region's economy.
In a survey of 175 chief executives, 66 percent said their companies added jobs in 2010 - twice the number of those polled the previous two years. That was also the highest percentage since the annual Business Climate survey began eight years ago.
In addition to declaring 2010 a turnaround year for the region, the report from the Silicon Valley Leadership Group found optimism going forward: Most CEOs expect their companies to boost hiring in 2011 as well.
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"So 2010 was a comeback year for Silicon Valley," said Carl Guardino, president and CEO of San Jose's SVLG, a nonpartisan public-policy group. "We've bounced back from the doldrums of 2008 and 2009."
He said the organization was surprised by so many more CEOs reporting improvements, and that only 10 percent of the companies shed jobs last year.
"What's exciting is we're seeing job growth not only globally but here in Silicon Valley," Guardino said.
Fifty-five percent of the CEOs polled anticipate job growth in the region to be better in 2011. Only 5 percent expect it to be worse.
Kim Polese, chairwoman of ClearStreet Inc., a Menlo Park consumer financial services firm, echoed some of the survey's findings.
"Granted, we still have high unemployment, but it is decreasing," said Polese, who was the original Java product manager at Sun Microsystems. "The jobs are being added, and the technology sector is probably the only part of the economy where we are seeing significant growth in the state of California."
Polese also highlighted that the state's budget woes are a major concern back in the valley.
"When you can't predict from year to year what the basic structure of state government is, it's hard to plan a business," she said. "For example, a company that's in the clean-tech space, if they can't count on tax credits that exist today but might not exist next year, they're probably not going to locate their company here."
Separately, a quarterly report released Tuesday by the University of the Pacific's Business Forecasting Center said the state's economy will improve slightly in the short term, but California's unemployment rate will hover around 10 percent through the end of 2013.
Other findings from the Business Climate report:
-- Chief executives expressed more confidence in Gov. Jerry Brown than state legislators in creating a healthy business environment.
-- One of 6 companies, or 16 percent, moved jobs out of California. In the previous year's survey, 32 percent said they relocated jobs.
-- Most of the CEOs believe the health care reform law should be kept intact.
-- Weighing in on the national debate on pensions, an overwhelming majority of the respondents believe reform is needed and that public employees should be shifted toward more 401(k)-type plans.
Participants in the business survey, which was conducted online in December and January, were culled from SVLG's 335 members. The combined global revenue for the responding firms is close to $2 trillion.
A separate survey of startup CEOs by SVLG and Silicon Valley Bank also found improved business conditions in 2010 and forecast more hiring in 2011.
Among the findings from the Startup Outlook report:
-- 23 percent of the companies said they exceeded their revenue targets in 2010, up from 15 percent in 2009.
-- Two out of 3 executives described business conditions in 2010 as improving from the previous year. And 75 percent think conditions will get better.
-- Access to equity financing remains their top concern. Ranked after that was "scaling operations for growth" and the regulatory or political environment. For biotech companies in particular, FDA regulations were, as one respondent said, "stifling."
The startup survey included responses from 375 chief executives of early-stage companies in four sectors: clean technology, life sciences, software and Internet, and hardware. The online poll was conducted in mid-February.
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Just in case any runners are suffering some a lack of motivation…
Who else will join me in the fight to bring the Panis to extinction?
I dare say, every mile clocked is just THAT much closer.
Get out, go get 'er done, my runner peeps! 🙂
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Dustin Hoffman filming in Fairfield, dining in Greenwich
Published 5:33 pm, Saturday, March 1, 2014
Scene ... Oscar-winning actor Dustin Hoffman was seen having dinner at Gabriele's Italian Steak House in Greenwich on Thursday night with his wife Lisa. Hoffman is shooting a movie titled "Boychoir" at Fairfield University through the end of March. Hoffman portrays a choirmaster in the movie, which also stars actors Alfred Molina, Kathy Bates and Deborah Winger.
Out there ... Stamford resident and watercolorist Bob Callahan is exhibiting his work "The Art of the Sketchbook" at the Mayor's Gallery at the Government Center on Washington Boulevard in Stamford March 3 through April 20. An artist reception will take place on Thursday, March 6, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Callahan, whose works include scenes from Bermuda, Jamaica, Vermont and Watch Hill, R.I., was chosen to be artist-in-residence at the Ocean House in Watch Hill last August.
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Out there ... Darien resident and artist Jan Dilenschneider is donating a quarter-million dollars to support arts scholars worldwide who are denied freedom of expression in their own societies. The Janet Hennessey Dilenschneider Scholar Rescue Award in the Arts will provide life-saving fellowships to 10 threatened scholars in fields such as painting, dance, music, architecture and the performing arts.
Dilenschneider's fellowships will be administered by the Institute for International Education, the same folks who run the Fulbright Scholarships. Dilenschneider had a very successful exhibition of her work at Galerie Pierre-Alain Challier in Paris last summer.
Out there ... Cos Cob native and musician Milo Fuscaldo will be performing for the first time with the band Mighty Joe at the Long Ridge Tavern on Long Ridge Road in Stamford on Friday, March 7, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. For more information, call 203-329-7818.
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Out there ...The Garden Education Center of Greenwich at 130 Bible St. will host a Girls Night Out with holistic health counselor, chef and author Rachel Khanna on Thursday, March 6, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. A light dinner and dessert based on recipes from Khanna's book, "Live, Eat, Cook Healthy: Simple, Fresh and Delicious Recipes for Balanced Living," will be provided. For more information, call 203-869-9242.
Scene ... Radio personality and Greenwich resident Mark Simone was a guest on WPIX TV 11's Celebrity Taste Makers last week. Simone did a tour of the Friars Club on the popular show, which features some of New York's best restaurants.
Out there ... Cowboy Junkies -- The Trinity Session will be performing at the Ridgefield Playhouse on Thursday, March 6, at 8 p.m. For tickets, $60, call 203-438-5795.
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I have spent the past 5 years of my life getting to know my inner Source, and came to the conclusion that I was right all along, I'm definitely "Parallel Parked in a Perpendicular World".
In these past 5 years I discovered that I had no idea how life worked for the first 52 yrs, so can you imagine all of a sudden waking up at 52 and saying OMG you gotta be kidding me, I was just doing it the way I was taught.
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If everyone did that we wouldn't need meditation and there wouldn't be wars because we would be in a constant state of serenity and zest for life instead of so much turmoil and chaos, nobody would lack for anything. All of mankinds advances are amazing, but sometimes I think that the more we create the more we destroy.What we need to do is go back to basics and start teaching all of the new generations how it works so we can stop the chaos instead of perpetuating it or contribute to making it worse.
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How to Keep Raccoons Out of a Trash Can
Raccoons are smart, stealthy and extremely messy. It is no coincidence that they wear the mask of a bandit. Here are some tips for keeping your garbage in the can, where it belongs.
Purchase trash cans with tight-fitting lids.
Use a bungee cord to secure the lid to the can. Hook one end of the cord to the handle on the can, run it through the handle on the lid and secure on the opposite side.
Wrap particularly stinky garbage in double plastic bags before placing it in the garbage. Melon rinds and corn cobs are favorites of hungry raccoons.
Use motion detection sprinklers or lighting near the trash can area. Stealthy raccoons will shy away from detection.
Leave an article of human scented clothing near the trash can area.
Dust the trash can lids with baby powder. Raccoons don't like the feel of dust on their paws.
Consider enclosing the trash bin area with fencing. There must be no gaps between boards or gates. Think Fort Knox.
Place a heavy object, such as a cinder block or a brick, on top of the garbage can - the heavier the better.
Play a portable radio near the garbage area at night. Select an 'all-talk' station. Keep the volume low if neighbors are nearby.
Place mothballs around the garbage area. The unpleasant scent will mask the inviting odor of ripe garbage from sensitive raccoon noses.
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Cover any outdoor garbage cans. Eliminating these smells, including the smell of rotting food, will make your property seem less enticing. Weight down the can's lid with a cinder blocks or wood chunks to make it more difficult for the raccoons to remove the lids or tip over the cans.
Pour 1/4 cup ammonia over the garbage cans. The raccoons will be repelled by this unpleasant odor.
Install motion-activated flood lights around your property. When the raccoon steps onto your lawn or driveway, the lights will trigger and frighten the raccoons away.
Remove any pet food and water from the yard. The raccoons will see your dog's (or cat's) leftovers as a tasty snack.
Move your barbecue grill into a garage or shed when not in use. The raccoons will be attracted to the odors of the grill and move in for a closer look.
Chop up one large yellow onion into thin slices and set these slices around your yard or garden. The offensive, strong smell of the onions will keep the raccoons at bay.
Sprinkle cayenne pepper around the perimeter of your home, garden or near your trash can. The raccoons will either be repelled initially by the smell of the pepper or will run away once the curious animal licks the hot pepper.
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Do Not Attract
One of the best ways to keep raccoons out of your yard is to give them no reason to be there in the first place. Make sure all trash bins are sealed and in good condition and that pet food is not left outside. If you have bird feeders, bring them in at night. Raccoons are drawn to a food source; if there is nothing to eat, they will stay away.
Predator Smells
Raccoons in the wild will naturally steer clear of the smell of their natural predators. Most hardware stores carry a range of repellents that generally consist of granules infused with the urine of foxes. Sprinkling these granules around trash cans, the house or even the garden borders will deter the raccoons from coming into the yard.
Making it hard to get into the yard is another good deterrent. Make sure your fence line is in good repair and that there are no gaps in or under the barrier. Raccoons are good climbers, so a reasonably high fence that has a smooth surface and is hard to climb can keep them out. Another, slightly more extreme alternative is to place an electrified wire around the outside of the fence. Touching the live wire once will send raccoons packing.


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MCSA would be more appropriate for me. Can I switch gears? What additional classes would be needed? The MCSA requires only four exams, all of which also count toward the MCSE. You were probably planning to take 70-210 or 70-270 (Windows 2000 or XP Professional, respectively) and 70-215 (Windows 2000 Server) anyway. For the MCSA you must also take the Managing Windows 2000 Networks exam, 70-218, as well, along with one elective. If you make that elective 70-216 (which is valid for MCSA) you'll also knock off another requirement for MCSE at the same time. Then, if you ever decide to continue and finish your MCSE, you'll need only three more exams to do the job: 70-217, one of the Core Designing exams, and another elective.
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Nigerian archbishop slams media reports on Muslim-Christian fighting
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Criticizing the accuracy of earlier media reports, Archbishop Ignatius Ayau Kaigama of the north-central Nigerian city of Jos has denied that a Muslim attack on a parish spawned the recent violence there.
"The accounts that have been published so far on the origin of the fighting are mistaken," he said. "In particular, it is not true that a church was attacked and burned … The origin of the conflicts of today, like those of November 2008, are the contrasts between the Hausa, of Muslim beliefs, and the indigenous peoples, mainly Christians, who struggle for political control of the city."
15% of Nigeria's 142.5 million people are Catholic; 25% are Protestant, and 50% are Muslim.
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- "The accounts of the fighting's origin are mistaken" (Fides)
- Authorities Quell Violence in Jos, Nigeria (Vatican Radio)
- Muslim rioters in Nigeria attack Catholic parish; 40 dead (CWN, 1/19)
- Muslim youth attack Catholics in Nigeria (CWN, 1/18)
- UPDATE: Nigerian archbishop clarifies remarks, confirms churches have been burned down (CWN, 1/22)
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