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That's Ed Zander, Motorola CEO drop testing a new Moto made with stronger materials. What else is he dropping?
That's Ed Zander, Motorola CEO drop testing a new Moto made with stronger materials. What else is he dropping?
We saw the Motorola Z8 before, with its banana-ish sliding body, but Motorola seems to have added some new software features since 3GSM.
We're here in a nice old building in New York's Chelsea district to check out the unveiling of Motorola's new phones. First up was Ming touchscreen clamshell. Then Q smartphone refresh: the Q8 and 3G-capable Q9. Next was ROKR Z6 music phone and Moto Z8 entertainment phone. Coup de grace: RAZR 2.
If you've been craving a phone that contours to your face, the MOTORIZR Z8 slider banana phone is available for preorder. Sure, you'll have to import it for about $670, but think of the potential fun laying it out on the sidewalk and waiting for someone to slip.
Sometimes all the pictures in the world just don't do a phone justice. Case in point, the Motorola Z8. Motorola's demoing it over at 3GSM and letting ethically challenged journalists feel it up. Of note is the curved design and the fact that the interface doesn't completely suck, quite possibly a first for a…
She runs a Symbian OS, the longtime fav of Nokia handsets, and this pretty Moto seems to be robust enough to run video on its 320 by 240, 2.2-inch screen at 30 frames per second. It's 15.3mm thick, which puts it behind the Samsung Ultra waifs. But it has HSDPA high speed cellular data capability, 90MB of users mem…
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Picture: David Beckham - GQ Maenner des Jahres (Men of the year) 2013 at Komische Oper. - Berlin, Germany - Thursday 7th November 2013
David Beckham has been named the most Stylish Man of the Year at the 2013 GQ Men of the Year Awards.
The soccer icon was feted at the magazine's 15th annual awards on Thursday (07Nov13), where he was honoured for his classic style and influence in fashion at the prizegiving in Berlin, Germany.
Jose RedondoVega, editor-in-chief of Gq Germany, lauded Beckham at the ceremony, saying, "Like no other athlete, David Beckham represents style and fashion influence. With his trendsetting and sometimes daring appearances he has created a bridge between the world of design, models, and photographers, and the world of world-class sports, and brought glamour back to a male sport."
Beckham's award comes two days after his wife Victoria Beckham was given the Special Contribution to British Fashion award at the Harper's Bazaar Women Of The Year Awards in London on Tuesday (05Nov13).
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Survey reveals top places to workSTAFF REPORT | February 04,2013Vermont Business Magazine and the Vermont Chamber of Commerce recently announced the 21 Best Places to Work in Vermont 2013.
The statewide survey and awards program was created to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in Vermont, benefiting the states economy, its workforce and businesses.
The Best Places to Work in the small company category in alphabetical order:
ASIC North Inc., Farm & Wilderness Foundation, Fuse, Gallagher, Flynn & Company, Heritage Aviation, Hickok & Boardman Financial Planning & Group Benefits, Instrumart, Liquid Measurement Systems, Resource Systems Group, Seventh Generation, Sonnax Industries.
The Best Places to Work in the large company category (150 or more) are: BioTek Instruments, Comcast Cable, Country Home Products, Edward Jones, Entergy Vermont Yankee, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, King Arthur Flour, Merchants Bank, Vermont Energy Investment Corp.
The awards, created in 2006, are presented in partnership with the Society for Human Resource Management, Vermont State Council, Vermont Department of Labor and the Vermont Department of Economic Development and Best Companies Group.
To be considered, companies had to meet the following requirements:
Have at least 15 employees working in Vermont; be a for-profit or not-for-profit business or government entity; be a publicly or privately held business; have a facility in the state; and be in business a minimum of one year.
Companies from across the state entered the two-part process. The first part consisted of evaluating each nominated companys workplace policies, practices, and demographics, which was worth approximately 25 percent of the total evaluation. The second part consisted of an employee survey to measure their experience. This part of the evaluation was worth approximately 75 percent.
The combined scores determined the top companies and the final ranking. Best Companies Group managed the overall registration and survey process in Vermont and also analyzed the data and used their expertise to determine the final rankings.
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A 10-year-old spaniel named Stump became the oldest best in show winner ever at the Westminster Kennel Club.
NEW YORK (AP) - Three new dog breeds will appear at the
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The animals were entered in the 134th annual event that starts
Monday at Madison Square Garden after being recognized as official breeds by the American Kennel Club.
The sleek Irish red and white setter is a high-energy dog but is
gentle. The Pyrenean shepherd, native to France, has guarded sheep since medieval times. Hundreds lost their lives in World War I, searching for wounded men or as couriers.
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ALAMEDA, Calif. — Calvin Johnson got the biggest contract in NFL history Wednesday, and he wasn't even a free agent.
The All-Pro wide receiver's eight-year deal through the 2019 season is worth $132 million, with $60 million guaranteed, surpassing the $120 million with $50 million guaranteed being paid to Arizona's Larry Fitzgerald.
"They were happy to get this thing done with, and I was happy as well," Johnson said. "It wasn't a lot of confrontation. We weren't butting heads or anything. It was just something that we knew needed to get done."
Another All-Pro, guard Carl Nicks, left New Orleans for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and a five-year contract. Considered one of the NFL's best pass blockers, Nicks is a two-time Pro Bowl player and was a key on the Saints' record-setting offense.
Johnson lived up to his "Megatron" nickname with his spectacular receptions in 2011, catching 96 passes for 1,681 yards and 16 touchdowns in leading the Lions back to the playoffs for the first time since 1999.
Jerry Rice, Randy Moss and Johnson are the only players in NFL history with at least 95 receptions, 1,600 yards and 15 touchdowns in a season.
"Calvin's one of those guys — we've said this about a few guys that we have in our building — whatever they pay him is not enough," coach Jim Schwartz said. "He's truly a special player."
Tampa has been among the busiest teams in free agency, hardly surprising after the Bucs slumped from 10-6 to 4-12 last year. Nicks joined cornerback Eric Wright, who also signed Wednesday. Wright got a five-year deal, too.
On Tuesday, the Buccaneers added star receiver Vincent Jackson for five years and $55.55 million.
Indianapolis made receiver Reggie Wayne's return official Wednesday and also signed defense end Cory Redding to a contract.
Wayne will get three years and $17.5 million in what likely is the last deal of his career. He's likely to be the No. 1 target for Andrew Luck, who the Colts are expected to take with the top pick in the draft.
Redding enters his 10th NFL season with a fourth team. He's also played for Detroit, Seattle and Baltimore.
"Cory is a big and aggressive interior ... player who is an ideal fit in this defense," coach Chuck Pagano said. "This type of player is hard to come by because of the traits required to play over large offensive linemen while still being a force to stop the run."
Chicago agreed to a three-year deal with wide receiver Eric Weems, also a standout on special teams who could ease the kick returns burden on Devin Hester. The previous day, the Bears traded with Miami for wideout Brandon Marshall and signed quarterback Jason Campbell.
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New St. Louis coach Jeff Fisher brought in one of his regulars when he was with the Titans, agreeing with cornerback Cortland Finnegan on a five-year contract. Finnegan was an All-Pro in 2008 and is known for his physical style. He got into a punching match with Texans star receiver Andre Johnson during a game in 2010 and both were fined $25,000.
"Obviously, I've had a relationship with him, know him very well and I know he's going to fit in and be a very fine player for us. We're very, very excited about that," Fisher said. "He's a complete corner in that he's got great cover skills, he's a run support corner. He's got flexibility to move inside. There's always potential to match him up with a top receiver on a game-to-game basis."
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Omg this pwned. I loved the clapping, that really helped. The weird noise was also nice. I was so into it, and I had my headphones on, that when you had the talking, I jumped and looked behind me XD thanks for the immature heart attack O.o.
Thanks for the review. I'm glad you liked it so much!
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just a question: why didn't you upload it as an electro or house track?
There's no electro genre here on NG to classify it under. If there was, I would have put it there right away (along with a bunch of my other songs). As for putting it under house, I just don't consider it to be a house track.
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Human–tiger conflict: A review and call for comprehensive plans
Version of Record online: 1 DEC 2010
DOI: 10.1111/j.1749-4877.2010.00218.x
© 2010 ISZS, Blackwell Publishing and IOZ/CAS
Integrative Zoology
Volume 5, Issue 4, pages 300–312, December 2010
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GOODRICH, J. M. (2010), Human–tiger conflict: A review and call for comprehensive plans. Integrative Zoology, 5: 300–312. doi: 10.1111/j.1749-4877.2010.00218.x
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Human-tiger (Panthera tigris Linnaeus, 1758) conflicts (HTC), manifested primarily as attacks on people and domestic animals, exacerbate at least 2 major threats to tigers: (i) conflicts often result in mortality or removal of tigers from the wild; and (ii) they result in negative attitudes towards tigers by local people, thereby reducing support for tiger conservation. Although HTC has decreased over the past century, it will likely increase if current and proposed conservation initiatives to double tiger populations are successful. Increased HTC could undermine successful conservation initiatives if proactive steps are not taken to reduce HTC. The present paper provides a review of the impacts of HTC and the measures taken to reduce it in ways that reduce negative impacts on both humans and tigers, and stresses the need for development and implementation of comprehensive plans to reduce HTC.


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Missed It By That Much: Austin on Norms of Truth
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A principal challenge for a deflationary theory is to explain the value of truth: why we aim for true beliefs, abhor dishonesty, and so on. The problem arises because deflationism sees truth as a mere logical property and the truth predicate as serving primarily as a device of generalization. Paul Horwich, attempts to show how deflationism can account for the value of truth. Drawing on the work of J. L. Austin, I argue that his account, which focuses on belief, cannot adequately accommodate the complex role that truth plays in the norms governing assertion and similar speech acts.
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Topping Christian and secular best-seller lists, "The Purpose-Driven Life" has hit common ground by providing an answer to one of humanity's most-asked questions:
"What on Earth am I here for?"
The question has mystified the world's greatest thinkers for thousands of years, but the author of "The Purpose-Driven Life" purports to have the seemingly evasive answer spread throughout 40 easy-to-read chapters.
The book, by Christian author Rick Warren, is on top of the Christian Booksellers Association and New York Times best-seller lists, and settles in at 21 on USA Today's Top 150 best-selling books list.
"We do sell a lot of that," says Jane Verret, a customer service employee at Books-A-Million in Houma. "It's something we sell often."
Unlike the fly-by-night popularity of books chosen by Oprah Winfrey or Kelly Ripa, "The Purpose-Driven Life" has remained a steady seller, said Verret.
The book maintains its appeal because it concerns a common pursuit of many, she says.
"We're all looking for purpose in life," said Verret.
Warren claims to have found this purpose using a slightly unconventional approach: finding humanity's purpose by seeking its creator. From the wheel to computers, most creations are made for a specific reason. God creates with plans for his work as well, according to Warren.
"In the world today, many people are wondering why they're here or what they were created for. Many answers can be found in this book," said Tina Trosclair, a heavily-involved member of a local church.
The book has been described as a manifesto for Christian living in the 21st century. It follows similar writings by Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif. His 1995 book, "The Purpose-Driven Church," continues to top Christian best-seller lists. However, "The Purpose-Driven Life" seems to have topped its predecessor by appealing to Christian and secular markets.
Good News Book and Gift Center owner Todd Dufrene said the book has been quite popular at the Houma store since its October 2002 release.
Dufrene said the massive appeal of the book is two-fold.
"It gives a good, solid Biblical answer to life's most basic question, why are we here? And it's presented in an accessible format," he said.
The 40 chapters of the book are short and easy to digest, Dufrene said. The author suggests that readers pace themselves at a chapter a day, allowing each chapter's subject matter time to sink in. Thought-provoking questions at the end of each portion challenge readers to apply the message to daily life.
"It's not hard to understand, but at the same time it has a deep message if you just allow God to reveal it," said Nancy Trosclair, 22, of Houma.
Trosclair, who is about halfway through the book, said it is changing her way of thinking about life.
"It makes you think about everything you do, if you're doing it for Him (God) or for other reasons," she said.
The book's message emphasizes the God-given purpose of each human being and reveals how much He guides and directs lives, Trosclair said.
Kacie Brunet, 22, of Lockport, plans to read the book when her church group begins a study on it in the fall, but could not resist reading part of it ahead of time.
"Every single day you learn something new about yourself and why God created you," she said.
Through the book, Brunet said she learned her life does not center on herself, but on God. However, the book also showed her how much the deity dotes on His creation.
"Although it's not about me, He loves to spend time with me and pour out His power and presence into me," said Brunet.
As seekers continue to begin the book's 40-day spiritual journey, Nancy Trosclair advises readers to make their copies of the book personal by highlighting passages and recording insights.
"Spill your heart out, write in there, reflect in there. Don't make it just another book you read," she said. "There' s really something in there for you if you take the time just to reflect on it."
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The beginning of the end for Desperate Housewives officially began today in Pasadena, as the five female stars – and three of their men — met with the nation's critics for the last time.
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A South Australian company has been awarded a $780,000 contract to undertake road design work as part of the Main Access Road Upgrade Project in South Australia's Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands.
The Giles Country Liberals Government has unveiled a transformational $1.645 billion program to build 240 houses a year for eight years in the Territory's remote communities.
Member for Parramatta, Geoff Lee today announced construction on a new Opal activated bike shed at Parramatta Station is now complete, providing an extra 50 free sheltered bicycle parking spaces for customers.
A major breakthrough in addressing Sydney's traffic congestion has taken place, with the first road header heading underground to start work on the first WestConnex tunnel.
Local firm Nicholson Construction has won the contract to build Ballarat's much anticipated Eureka Stadium.
Construction of the new Katherine St John Ambulance Centre will begin in a matter of weeks with Territory business C & R Constructions Pty Ltd awarded the tender.
The Palaszczuk Government is continuing its commitment to renewable energy, with the release of Queensland's first wind farm planning code.
South Australia's water industry leaders have been recognised at the Water Industry Alliance's annual Smart Water Awards at the Adelaide Convention Centre.
A proposal by Ramsay Health Care Ltd for a new hospital for mental health care in St Leonards will be on exhibition from today for community consultation.
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If I had to, I'd sell everything I owned to make sure there was a reckoning. The attitude of some LEOs that an innocent citizen's liberty and reputation are of no consequence has to be ruthlessly stamped out.
This is a discussion on Yes officer, I have weapons you need to be aware of within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Originally Posted by Hopyard Of course if that was the reason, it was an unethical act which violates his oath and duty to seek justice, ...
Is this "unethical?" Certainly. However, proving it is impossible because you will need other attorneys to sit in judgment of "the system" and condemn it. This is something that will NEVER happen because "the system" protects itself. This includes the trial courts as well as the appeals courts.
Any truly honest lawyer will tell you that our justice system has some serious corruption problems. However, they will also tell you that the blame for part of these problems can be laid at the feet of the general public who sit on juries and vote for incompetents on both the bench and legislature. Which is a form of passing the buck because these same lawyers will refuse to point out the ones who are "corrupt" or "incompetent." Perhaps fearing that they themselves will be included in that choosing.
If I had to, I'd sell everything I owned to make sure there was a reckoning. The attitude of some LEOs that an innocent citizen's liberty and reputation are of no consequence has to be ruthlessly stamped out.
Yes and no about an Ohio LEO being on the hook; you would have to prove a malicious intent to go after him personally. I've been sued plenty of times, but never successfully. Admittedly, each case was pure garbage and thrown out rather quickly.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
The real problem with this situation, is the ambiguous statute...IMO it would be almost impossible to prove the officer didn't act in good faith...The officer made the arrest based upon his interpretation of a valid statute and the DA agreed...A good case could actually be made, to validate the arrest, because of the ambiguity of the statute....I know of no court ruling that has determined the definition of a 'chemical dispensing device' any clearer than as printed....
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Treo's first law of police interaction: If you talk to a cop long enough you will say something he can use against you
If I were stopped on the street and questioned by a police officer the very first words out of my mouth would be "Officer am I free to leave." This question establishes the status of the contact immediately, and tells you exactly how to proceed. If you are told you are free to go do so immediately, Thank you officer have a good day. Do not say another word.
If the officer tells you, you are not free to go you can rest assured that he suspects you of something and is looking for probable cause to make an arrest. This also establishes the contact as official.
If you are being detained the less you say the better, if the officer has probable cause he's going to arrest you no matter what you say. If he doesn't the easiest way for him to get it is for you to open your mouth. If asked where my weapon is I would answer directly and refuse comment on all other questions. "Officer I do not wish to make a statement or answer questions without my lawyer present" He can't keep you there for ever & if he had PC you'd already be in handcuffs. No matter what he asks you (exception questions directly related to where your firearm is) ask to speak to your lawyer before answering the question.
But Treo I don't have anything to hide. See Rule 1
Arrest the wrong person for a real crime because of mistaken identity, reasonable belief due to circumstances, etc. - Normal scope
Arrest somebody for something that you know or SHOULD know is not a crime - Not normal scope
Of course a lot of the gun related false arrests seem to involve statements against penal interest by the cops involved, "I don't CARE what the law says!", "I'll make something up!", etc. Cops can talk themselves into a bind too, especially in states that only require one party consent for recording.
Police arrest the wrong people for real crimes all of the time. The ONLY excuse for arresting somebody for something that's NOT a crime is not knowing and asking a superior who orders a false arrest. If you do that, you've still committed a false arrest, but you took what APPEAR to be reasonable steps to avoid the harm to the victim.
Simply not knowing or not caring isn't an excuse. It certainly isn't for a citizen. "I didn't know I couldn't carry into Chipotle." won't last five seconds in criminal court.
"But ... but ... I didn't know he didn't do anything wrong and that arresting him was false." Oh, okay. That's fine. Don't do it again. Nevermind the $6500 in fines, attorney fees and whatnot in order to get the irons removed and the charges thwarted.
Got to love it, sometimes.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
This is ridiculous!
I emailed the Mayor and i suggest everyone do the same.
"...trying to get a long gun into play while someone is all over you like a monkey eating a cupcake is not very conducive to good survival techniques." ~Bark'n
"The Engine could still smile...it seemed to scare them" -Felix
Dont officers only have the right to deal witht he problem they pulled you over for?
After he proved ownership I would have said have a nice day!
And maybe the officer was just trying to show off to his police chief?
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An over zealous LE can ruin somebody's life due to not being familiar with the law. Sometimes the law is very unfair when it comes to the law abiding citizen. I think the state should pay Jason's legal bills and be responsible for any damage caused by the police due to a lack of knowledge about the law.
I have only had one person ask me if I had any weapons and that was the Canadian Border patol back in 1981. I ask what kind of weapons and he rattled off any fours things and I said none of those. He said proceed and that was that. I never have cops ask me if I have any weapons when they pull me over. I gues I would say "What did you ,miss the USMC tags?" LOL. No I would be that much os a smart a$$.
We as citizens are required to know the law, why the aren't the LEO required to know the law???!!!???


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There are two reasons for buying âWar Machineâ #3: Leonardo Mancoâs art, and the insane glee and reckless abandon Ares has in fighting War Machine. There are several reasons for not buying âWar Machineâ #3: the clunky writing, the convoluted plot, the lame and so-bad-itâs-cliché bad guy, and the overwrought dialogue as James Rhodes confronts his violent tendencies.
Ares is quickly becoming the new Wolverine by seemingly showing up everywhere, but with a comic called âWar Machine,â it would be wrong to not have the god of war appear. Heâs been sent in to interfere with War Machineâs attempt to rescue an imprisoned scientist and wife of his âone-man pit crewâ from a government contractor in Aqiria, a fictional stand-in for Iraq or Afghanistan, it seems. Norman Osborn observes and has an unclear motivation, but orders Ares to stand-down, which is when he decides to engage with War Machine.
The fight between the two is exquisitely drawn by Manco, particularly the joy that Ares takes in it. Eyes wide, mouth open in a horrific grin, machine gun blasting in one hand, battle-axe in another, Ares looks like death incarnate here, truly a force to be reckoned with. Not to be outdone, the technological mishmash that War Machine has become is intricately rendered and, somehow, Manco manages to make Rhodesâs machine face look almost scared of Ares, adding to the godâs presence.
But, the fight scene works best if you ignore the words as Ares taunts Rhodes about his true nature -- the joy he takes in violence -- while Rhodes responds with variations on âNo! Thatâs not true! Iâm really a nice guy!â that obviously ring hollow and make for an uninteresting character overall. Characters who are in denial about who they are can be great, but when they call themselves War Machine and abandon their human bodies to do their job better, a little bit of self-awareness and recognition is in order. His denials are laughable.
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This is a discussion on Preparation and Inventories within the Law Enforcement, Military & Homeland Security Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Given the interest in the thread on "suicide" bombers (a misnomer at best, just flat dishonest at worst), threads on 2A threats, and other threads ...
Between 1,000 and 5,000, please explain:
More than 5,000, please explain:
More than 10,000, please explain:
More than 25,000, please explain:
Given the interest in the thread on "suicide" bombers (a misnomer at best, just flat dishonest at worst), threads on 2A threats, and other threads on various types of "preparations", I am curious about the ammunition inventories most might be be "comfortable" having on hand. After dwelling on a few threads tonight, I'll volunteer my thoughts for speculation:
Handgun ammo: 20,000 minimum per caliber
Rifle ammo: 10,000 minimum per caliber
Shotgun: 10,000 minimum per caliber
Of course, the more I think about this, the larger the minimum will be, but I do have a budget.....
Many of you reload (and I understand many of the reasons why), but I'll never reload unless forced to, so I don't want this to evolve into a reloading thread.
What are your thoughts on inventory levels? Poll is non-public, FYI.
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"A man without ethics is a wild beast loosed upon the world" Albert Camus
So Richard is why prices are jacked up huh!!
No - I have my levels and yes I do reload so that is a factor. I keep ''plenty'' of handgun ammo and consumables. For rifle I buy by the case and keep a good bit aside. Milsurp is where figures run highest as at times good deals available to up the quantities.
I feel there is a compromize point - and while feeling the more the better, there is the budget and bills to pay aspect too. Let's say - I do not feel too uncomfortable with my current level of ''stock".
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I think 10k is a bit much... If guns or ammo are ever outlawed, you wont be shooting much so why have all that on hand?
If the sky ever falls there will be plenty of ammo around. Thats why I like common ammo types, such as 9mm, 45acp, .223, .308 and 12ga. I do keep a modest amount of each, and when SHTF I should have very little trouble finding ammo.
"Just blame Sixto"
I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
I'd like to have a few thousand per caliber (although the .44 cap and ball I prolly don't need that much lying around for). But being a college kid, I'm doing pretty good if I can keep a few hundred per caliber around. I also try to buy firearms the same caliber as ones I already own to keep things simple.
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If I need ammo, I prefer to make it myself. I keep plenty of components, but I shoot most of what I make. I generally have about 1000 of each caliber on hand at any one time.
Whatever doesn't kill you postpones the inevitable.
I selected 1-5K rds per caliber. Can't see packing more than this into the car, should I need to bug out. I've got about 2K rds in 9mm and 5.56x45mm right now.
Would take the 9mm and 5.56, but would drop the rest at the cache and leave it. Either bugging out or holing up are the two likely options. If holing up, I'd make do. It's highly unlikely that a protracted situation would wind up with me expending thousands of rounds of any caliber. With my weapons and preparation, I'm not going "out there" to contend with BG's in firefights, so a smaller cache of ammo would last me a good long while.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: Why the Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Some would say it isn't wise to show your hand. Some of us are just paranoid.
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Hmmm.. good one. I have components for 5,000 in handgun, loaded about under a thousand right now. Rifle should be close to three thousand if Sportsmanguide finishes delivering the order I placed in December. I am woefully short for shotgun...maybe 200 adding all types. The levels are about right for my level of shooting right now.
You have to make the shot when fire is smoking, people are screaming, dogs are barking, kids are crying and sirens are coming.
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Stock in the thousands:
Stock in the hundreds:
All handgun calibers
Other rifle calibers(excluding above)
Stock levels below 100:
I also would like to eventually have at least one firearm chambered in every popular caliber out there. In case I find an ammo stockpile, I want to have a gun that shoots it.
Now the hard part, finding a way to afford all this ammo!
If I could, I would probably have at least 3-4,000 rounds available per caliber, but seeing as I live in a moderately sized apartment with an anti wife, I tend to only keep a few hundred rounds of each, perhaps a case here and there hidden away.
I'd like to stock 5000 or so .22lr, 2500-5000 5.56, and 1000 or more each of 9mm, .38spl, .357mag, .44mag.
Unfortunately, I'm rarely at this stocking level. Anyone else notice how much faster it is to unload ammunition than it is to reload it? :)
Liberty is an inherently offensive lifestyle. Living in a free society guarantees that each one of us will see our most cherished principles and beliefs questioned and in some cases mocked. It's worth it.
These are my mental ammo goals for the coming possible lean times-
9mm / 1000
45acp / 2000
.22 Long Rifle / 10000
.223 / 5000
.308 / 5000
12 gauge 0 Buck / 200
12 gauge 00 Buck / 300
12 gauge Slug / 200
12 gauge assorted birdshot / 500
"There is no such thing as too much ammo. Unless you're swimming!"
I'd keep about 5000 round each of ammo .....and
10 cases of whisky
10 cases of TP
20 cartons of cigarettes
plus the usual medical and food supplies stock piled in a good remote bug-out AO.
I doubt paper money will be worth much but barter goods will be like gold.
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I gave them to the naked Pigmy's in New Guinea
Your stock supply numbers?
I just got a call from BATF and they wanted to clarify your stock numbers...
I only have a couple of boxes of .22's...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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Two of Southern California's standout horses of 2015 took early steps toward their season debuts May 10 at Santa Anita Park, and both figure to return to racing sometime over the summer at Del Mar.
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Russell J. and Lois Bennett's homebred Touching Promise is waltzing into the Oct. 12 Ballerina Stakes (gr. III) at Hastings Racecourse off two straight stakes wins at the Vancouver track.
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Better Lucky, a dual grade I winner on turf who won her first start on dirt in more than two years last month at Saratoga Race Course, returns to the upstate New York oval for the $500,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) Aug. 23.
Commander defended his title in the British Columbia Premier's Stakes (Can-III) while Madeira Park secured the first graded stakes win in her career in the Ballerina Stakes (Can-III) Oct. 14 at Hastings Racecourse.
Miss Derek, third as the favorite in the British Columbia Oaks five weeks ago, will look to make amends when facing older rivals in the $100,000 Ballerina Stakes Can-III) at Hastings Racecourse Oct. 14 in Vancouver.
Dance to Bristol ran her winning streak to seven races with her first grade I tally in the $500,000 Ballerina Stakes, staving off favored Book Review by a head with determination Aug. 23 at Saratoga Race Course.
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Champion female sprinter Groupie Doll zipped through four furlongs the morning of July 5 at Churchill Downs, earning a bullet with a :47 1/5 drill with jockey Leandro Goncalves in the irons.
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It's a good time to be Kiaran McLaughlin, but don't confuse that with an easy time. The trainer has his hands full conditioning and placing top runners for Godolphin Racing with year-end goals in mind.
Besilu Stable's Royal Delta, the reigning 3-year-old filly champion and 2011 Breeders' Cup Ladies' Classic winner looms an imposing favorite in the Personal Ensign for trainer Bill Mott.
Turbulent Descent returns to the scene of one of her most impressive victories when she makes her second start of the year Aug. 24 in the $500,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Race Course.
Hansen, the juvenile champion of 2011, worked five furlongs in 1:02 4/5 the morning of Aug. 18 in preparation for a start in the Travers Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga, where Turbulent Descent and It's Tricky also worked.
Last year, Musical Romance missed victory by a neck in the Princess Rooney Handicap (gr. I). This season, the 2011 Eclipse Award-winning female sprinter would not be denied.
Trainer Jeremiah Englehart, based at Finger Lakes Casino & Racetrack in upstate New York, will have his first Breeders' Cup starter in Tamarind Hall in the Nov. 4 Sentient Jet Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Sprint.
Orchid's Silver, sent off at 26-1 odds, came from off the pace to nip favored Class Included in the $100,000 Ballerina Stakes (Can-III) on the closing day of the Hastings Racecourse season Oct. 2 in Vancouver, B.C.
The final day of the 2011 Hastings Racecourse season Oct. 2 features full fields for two of the biggest events of the meet: the $100,000 Ballerina Stakes (Can-III) and the $100,000 British Columbia Premiers Handicap.
Todd Pletcher said Stay Thirsty and Uncle Mo were doing fine the day after their strong runs in the Travers Stakes and King's Bishop Stakes, respectively, but that Ballerina winner Hilda's Passion sustained a minor injury.
Front-running Hilda's Passion became a grade I winner with a romping triumph in the $250,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Aug. 27.
Already a dual grade I winner this year, Sassy Image can keep it going for brothers Jerry and Dale Romans in the $250,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) at Saratoga Aug. 27.
Rightly So found grade I success for the first time when she led all the way in the $250,000 Ballerina Stakes over a speed-favoring Saratoga main track Aug. 28.
Informed Decision, the reigning champion female sprinter, will look for her third straight win in the Ballerina Handicap (gr. I), a race that also has grade I winner Jessica Is Back in its field.
This time last year, Indian Blessing was the front-runner in the female sprint division and on her way to a year-end Eclipse Award. Now, the Indian Charlie filly will have to take the division's leadership role from Informed Decision, who has won five straight stakes and enters the $300,000 Ballerina (gr. I) as the one to beat.
Surging Against the Sky opened up a two-length lead in the stretch and held off favored Lady Raj in the final stages to win her sixth straight race in the $115,036 Ballerina Breeders' Cup Stakes (Can-III) at Hastings Park in British Columbia Oct. 11.
Harmony Lodge will attempt to become just the second female in history to win consecutive runnings of the Grade $250,000 Ballerina Stakes (gr. I) when she faces off against seven rivals Sunday at Saratoga
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5 Wildest Political Rants by MusiciansThis is what happens when artists use their platform to share their strong opinions.
Snoop Dogg Says He's Done Watching Movies & TV About SlaverySnoop posted a video to the social media app lambasting the fact that Hollywood won't stop making slavery narratives.
Snoop Dogg Goes Off on Arnold SchwarzeneggerSnoop lit up Schwarzenegger for denying his friend Stanley "Tookie" Williams' request for clemency.
Watch Snoop Dogg Train Burger King EmployeesThe "internal use only" video has been "leaked."
Will Snoop Dogg Host 'Planet Earth?'A fan starts an online petition to get the rapper to host full episodes.
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Hello LMRians. How are the projects hitting lately?
So, it was an unprecedented week as I had 3 packges rolling into my place, and I just wanted to make a tiny update on these goodies I generously received from a couple of LMRians.
Baking some Pi:
6677 sent me one of his Raspberry-Pis and a few goodies. It's time I dabbled with Linux, and moved on to the microprocessor technology. I have seen lots of amazing projects using the Pi and look forward to tinkering around with it.
Going 3D with MB3434:
I requested Lumi to 3D print me a set of the MB3434 chassis as I am really looking forward to building a miniature line-follower/maze solver. I also received a pair of tiny gear motors to use in the robot. I hope to add a pololu baby orangutan and get it moving.
The VISPACK:
Last, but not the least, viswesh sent me a package of cool ICs that included op-amps, an atmega328 with an arduino bootlader, an attiny,etc.
There are lots of ideas hovering around my mind from building a couple of BEAM bots using some inverters from Yahmez Goodies to harnessing the power of the R-Pi. I am also excited about the new look of an MB-3434 inspired Nano Rover along with building a couple of custom boards for my projects with ICs from the Vis-Pack.
You guys are awesome. Thanks for the nod.
Can't wait to see the results!
This is quite the collection of goodies, Enig!
I can't wait to see what you produce with them; I'm sure it will be something i can take great inspiration from!


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Defending Champion Ambrose Qualifies Second Despite Breaking Qualifying Record
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Kevin Harvick will look to win his second Zippo 200 in three years.
2007 Zippo 200 Champion, Kevin Harvick, returned to his winning ways by capturing the pole for this year's Zippo 200 with a record setting speed. The driver of the No. 33 Copart Chevy Impala SS ran a lap more than half a second faster than the previous record qualifying record which was held by Kurt Busch.
Harvick led the eighth and final group in qualifying, which was composed of strictly Sprint Cup Series regulars. After attempting to take five of their quickest laps, Harvick recorded a top lap of 121.998 mph (72.296 seconds).
Marcos Ambrose also outran the qualifying record with his top speed of 121.951 mph. The effort put him in the 2nd position to begin the 82-lap event. Ambrose is the defending champion of the Zippo 200, and will surely put on a great fight leading in to Turn 1 of the 2.45-mile road course.
Sprint Cup Series regulars and road course aces compose the rest of the top ten. Robby Gordon, Scott Speed and Denny Hamlin recorded speeds for third through fifth place. The rest of the top ten is made up of Joey Logano, Kyle Busch, Brian Vickers, Boris Said and Ron Fellows. Said and Fellows are both known as road course aces for their extensive experience and success on road courses.
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I have a thread function which allocates memory using malloc(). I kill the thread using pthread_kill without freeing the dynamically allocated memory.Will it be freed automatically once i call pthread_kill or there will be a leak?
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As vicatcu says, there will be a leak.
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The other option, of course, is to try not to allocate memory in threads. But I guess you don't always get that luxury. :-)
Memory you are allocating in one thread doesn't "belong" to that thread. It is allocated from the same global heap all the other threads are using your program. So you have to free all the memory you have allocated otherwise you end up with a leak.
there will be a leak. how would pthreads kill function possibly know the names of variables that have been assigned via malloc? There is no garbage collection in C, if you call malloc somewhere, you better make sure that you call free somewhere else.
[Edit] Maybe you should just set a global flag variable associated with your thread, and have your thread poll that variable occasionally to know if and when it should terminate itself.
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Cheltenham 1-0 AFC Wimbledon
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Substitute Jamie Cureton scored in injury time to earn Cheltenham victory over AFC Wimbledon and secure their first League Two home win this season.
Cureton netted after latching on to a huge clearance by keeper Scott Brown.
Wimbledon waited until the second half for their best chance - a free-kick awarded when Brown handled a back-pass.
The visitors were reprieved when the referee awarded Cheltenham a late penalty then changed his mind, but Cureton's goal quickly followed.
The spot-kick had been awarded when Terry Gornell was fouled, but referee Darren Drysdale then changed his mind and gave Wimbledon a free-kick.
Cheltenham Town manager Mark Yates told BBC Radio Gloucestershire:
"We got what deserved in the end. We kept going and showed resilience.
"I'm a relieved man, no doubt about it, because I thought our performance deserved a win today, but I think the referee is also a relieved man as well.
"Jamie Cureton has shown that we've got some good players. It's a lesson for all the young strikers at the club, he had the composure to put in a great finish.
"We need performances like that, and we need to improve on loads but I don't think the players need to hear that today."
AFC Wimbledon manager Neal Ardley told BBC London 94.9:
"I thought for 20-25 minutes in the first half we were really good.
"We passed the ball well, we moved it well, and you could see one team brimming with confidence and one team that had had a few defeats lately. We had our chances to maybe get our noses in front, we didn't.
"Second half, you were always going to get that little bit of pressure on you. They're the home team, you knew you weren't going to dominate the game away from home, and they came at us.
"After 91 minutes, 59 seconds - I was ready to say my back four were outstanding - alongside my goalkeeper. I can't really change that opinion just because of one slip-up. We're all gutted.
"The players have all had a bit of a moan-up at each other in there, and I said, it's a good away performance for the majority of the game and it was a tough place to come and unfortunately we've come away with nothing."
Lineup, Bookings (1) & Substitutions (5)
- 01 S Brown
- 02 Lowe
- 05 T Brown
- 14 Richards
- 26 Wilson
- 04 Taylor
- 11 McGlashan (Jombati - 90' )
- 16 Penn
- 25 Noble Booked (Cureton - 75' )
- 09 Harrison
- 10 Gornell
- 12 Roberts
- 06 Elliott
- 08 Deering
- 20 Jombati
- 21 Vincent
- 07 Cureton
- 19 Kotwica
AFC Wimbledon
- 01 Warner
- 02 Fuller
- 03 Kennedy (Fenlon - 79' )
- 05 Frampton
- 06 Bennett
- 07 Francomb (Porter - 64' )
- 08 S Moore
- 11 L Moore
- 12 Pell
- 09 Smith
- 10 Midson (Arthur - 65' )
- 22 Brown
- 15 Fenlon
- 24 Weston
- 04 Sweeney
- 19 Arthur
- 31 Charlie Fayers
- 21 Porter
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Full Time The referee brings the game to a close.90:00 +5:10 Substitution
Substitution Sido Jombati comes on in place of Jermaine McGlashan.90:00 +4:01
The assist for the goal came from Scott Brown.90:00 +4:01 Goal scored
Goal! - Jamie Cureton - Cheltenham 1 - 0 Wimbledon Jamie Cureton scores with their right foot. Cheltenham 1-0 AFC Wimbledon.90:00 +3:34
Terry Gornell has an effort at goal. Ross Worner catches the ball.90:00 +2:49
Corner taken by Luke Moore from the right by-line.89:00
Corner from the right by-line taken by George Porter.88:29
Free kick taken by Ross Worner.88:12
Chris Arthur fouled by Jermaine McGlashan, the ref awards a free kick.87:02
Corner taken by Luke Moore from the left by-line.86:36
Corner from the left by-line taken by Luke Moore.84:36
Ross Worner takes the free kick.84:20
Unfair challenge on Harry Pell by Terry Gornell results in a free kick.82:52
Russell Penn takes the free kick.82:46
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Russell Penn by Luke Moore.82:06
Chris Arthur takes a shot and went wide right of the net.81:45
Luke Moore takes the free kick.80:02
Ross Worner restarts play with the free kick.79:57
The assistant referee flags for offside against Troy Brown.79:42
Free kick taken by Matt Richards.
Free kick awarded for a foul by Andy Frampton on Byron Harrison.78:24 Substitution
Substitution (AFC Wimbledon) makes a substitution, with Jim Fenlon coming on for Callum Kennedy.77:42
Matt Richards crosses the ball in from the free kick.77:15
Chris Arthur challenges Terry Gornell unfairly and gives away a free kick.75:58
Free kick taken by Scott Brown.75:41
Unfair challenge on Troy Brown by Michael Smith results in a free kick.74:12 Substitution
Substitution (Cheltenham) makes a substitution, with Jamie Cureton coming on for David Noble.72:43
Header by Alan Bennett misses right.72:29
Corner taken by Luke Moore.71:54
Free kick taken by Callum Kennedy.71:34 Booking
Caution for David Noble.71:22
Luke Moore fouled by David Noble, the ref awards a free kick.69:48
Ross Worner restarts play with the free kick.69:38
Foul by David Noble on Luke Moore, free kick awarded.68:48
Chris Arthur takes a shot.66:47
Corner from the right by-line taken by David Noble.65:45
Corner from the left by-line taken by David Noble.64:11 Substitution
Substitution Chris Arthur on for Jack Midson.63:56 Substitution
Substitution George Francomb goes off and George Porter comes on.61:22
Free kick taken by Ross Worner.61:14
Foul by Byron Harrison on Alan Bennett, free kick awarded.60:49
Corner from the right by-line taken by Matt Richards.58:51
Matt Richards takes the free kick.58:41
Michael Smith gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Troy Brown.57:49
Jermaine McGlashan sends in a cross.56:16
Corner taken by Matt Richards.54:04
Matt Richards crosses the ball in from the free kick.53:30
The referee gives a free kick against Luke Moore for handball.50:18
Ross Worner takes the free kick.50:01
The official flags Russell Penn offside.47:40
Jermaine McGlashan takes a shot.46:01
Jermaine McGlashan takes a shot and went wide of the left-hand post.45:01
The referee gets the second half started.45:00 +1:27 Half time
Half Time The half-time whistle blows.45:00 +1:20
Ross Worner takes the free kick.45:00 +0:56
Foul by Troy Brown on Harry Pell, free kick awarded.45:00 +0:42
Corner taken by David Noble from the left by-line.45:00 +0:23
Matt Richards takes the free kick.45:00 +0:10
Foul by Andy Frampton on Byron Harrison, free kick awarded.43:59
Corner from the right by-line taken by Callum Kennedy.42:00
Scott Brown takes the free kick.41:47
The offside flag is raised against Jack Midson.40:17
Headed chance falls to David Noble. Ross Worner safely holds on.37:04
Shot by Byron Harrison missed to the left of the net.36:41
Free kick taken by Matt Richards.36:27
The assistant referee signals for offside against Michael Smith.34:30
The ball is crossed by George Francomb.33:55
Header at goal by Terry Gornell misses to the right.33:45
Free kick crossed by Matt Richards.33:20
Foul by Callum Kennedy on Jermaine McGlashan, free kick awarded.32:33
Harry Pell takes a shot and cleared the bar.31:12
Free kick taken by David Noble.30:38
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on David Noble by Sammy Moore.28:20
Sammy Moore delivers the ball.27:01
Byron Harrison takes the chance to get an effort at goal. Ross Worner catches the ball.24:56
Ross Worner takes the free kick.24:48
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Luke Moore by Matt Richards.24:22
Corner taken by David Noble from the left by-line.23:03
Shot by George Francomb cleared the crossbar.20:54
Corner taken by George Francomb.18:22
Corner taken by Matt Richards.17:58
Shot by Jermaine McGlashan.17:32
Keith Lowe takes the free kick.17:20
Handball by Jack Midson.15:14
Andy Frampton restarts play with the free kick.15:06
Harry Pell fouled by Jason Taylor, the ref awards a free kick.10:57
George Francomb crosses the ball.8:22
Alan Bennett restarts play with the free kick.8:14
Foul by Jason Taylor on Andy Frampton, free kick awarded.7:16
Callum Kennedy produces a cross.7:07
Corner from the right by-line taken by Callum Kennedy.6:06
Free kick taken by Ross Worner.5:50
The official flags Terry Gornell offside.5:33
Header at goal by Jack Midson. Scott Brown safely holds on.5:21
Callum Kennedy produces a cross.0:00
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Sony says its VAIO VGX-XL3 Digital Living System media-centre PC gives you "TV on your terms". But your terms may differ substantially from what this Windows Vista-based PC can deliver.
The Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 ought to be the PC that finally makes sense in a living room, because it uses AMD/ATI's high-definition TV tuner card with a CableCard slot to decrypt scrambled, premium cable TV content. It also has a Blu-ray DVD recorder, HDMI output, and fairly brawny PC components.
The Sony VAIO VGX-XL3's attractive case and extremely quiet operation should make it a good fit for almost any home-theatre environment.
But this PC, which costs $3,300 (around £1,650 ex VAT) without a monitor or TV, has some aggravating limitations. For example, you can record TV programs to the device's Blu-ray drive - but not if you have a CableCard installed. (You can record programs to the hard drive whether you've installed a CableCard or not).
According to Sony's website, the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 is a "full HD 1080 Media Center PC", but it can output only a 1080i signal. (Sony says that applying an nVidia graphics card update will enable 1080p, but it will also prevent DVD playback and cause other problems).
The included wireless keyboard has an integrated trackpad that we loathed: Its large buttons are recessed and very uncomfortable to push. As a result, we often resorted to mousing with a right forefinger and clicking with a left forefinger.
As a standard PC, the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 performs adequately. It earned a WorldBench 6 Beta 2 score of 86, which is about halfway between the marks posted by value PCs we've tested recently and the marks posted by power PCs.
But Sony made the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 powerful not so that it could accommodate spreadsheet analysis and internet browsing, but so that it would be responsive when handling demanding entertainment content.
TV that makes you work to watch
Before we could watch any content on the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3, we had to download and install 17 Sony updates and 18 Windows updates. Microsoft's updater worked fine, but Sony's updater stalled because it couldn't find the TV tuner card. Consequently, we had to download the updates a second time; and unlike Microsoft's updater, Sony's requires you to install updates one at a time.
After we finished installing the updates - and frequently thereafter - we couldn't see any image, whether entertainment content or PC desktop, on the TV. The reason: either Media Center couldn't recognise the TV card, or because of incessant HDMI errors.
Restoring the picture required that we unplug and replug cables from the PC, the receiver we used for testing, or the TV, or reboot one or more of the devices. We tried out a second Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 to see if we'd simply received a bad unit, but the second one had the same problems.
The prerecorded movies we played on the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3's Blu-ray drive looked great most of the time, but they did stutter occasionally - and every once in a while during playback, the PC would stop responding to the remote that Sony includes. Once we got a message announcing that the disc we were trying to play - 'Flyboys', a pretty tame PG movie - exceeded the parental level of the player. This incident occurred after we'd already watched a two or three chapters of the movie.
We rebooted the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3, and the movie played without interruption from then on.
Unscrambled HDTV programming looked very nice, and we were able to record unscrambled high-definition and standard-definition programming to the Sony VAIO VGX-XL3's hard drive, although that video stuttered during playback, too. But the point of using a CableCard is to bring in scrambled programming, so we asked a Comcast rep to install a CableCard in the VGX-XL3.
Unfortunately, although the PC recognised the CableCard and confirmed that it had been set up properly, it wouldn't display encrypted channels, notwithstanding several follow-up efforts by Comcast. When we landed on a station that the tuner couldn't receive, the picture froze; after about 15 seconds, the system warned us that it wasn't receiving a signal.
A few days later, the same Comcast rep who had set up our test Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 also set up a TiVo HD, which had no problems with setup or with replaying encrypted content.
Sony VAIO VGX-XL3 Digital Living System: Specs
- Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 / 2.13 GHz
- 2MB L2 cache
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posted Thu, 11 Feb 2016 22:45:11 +0000
Podcast: Author Roundtable: SOA Suite 12c Administration
What is the role of the SOA Suite Administrator? What are the key responsibilities and challenges? These and other questions are addressed in the latest OTN ArchBeat Podcast in a wide-ranging discussion with the authors of the Oracle SOA Suite 12c Administrator's Guide (2015, Packt Publishing).
posted Thu, 11 Feb 2016 22:41:14 +0000
Video: IImplementing a Case Management Solution with Oracle Technologies
Oracle ACE Leon Smiers, a solution architect with Capgemini and the author of "Oracle Case Management Solutions" (2015, CRC Press) delivers a brief overview of the various Oracle on-prem and cloud technologies that can be used in a case management solution.
posted Thu, 11 Feb 2016 22:40:59 +0000
Podcast: Design Principles for Process-Driven Architecture
The latest OTN ArchBeat Podcast program is an epic 5-part conversation with four of the seven authors of "Design Principles for Process-driven Architectures Using Oracle BPM and SOA Suite 12c," available now from Packt Publishing.
posted Wed, 16 Sep 2015 16:23:21 +0000
Podcast: Implementing Oracle API Management
This 4-part OTN ArchBeat Podcast brings together the authors of the upcoming Packt Publishing book "Oracle API Management 12c Implementation" for a discussion of what has changed in Enterprise IT to make APIs so important, and what architects and developers need to know to take advantage.
posted Thu, 06 Aug 2015 21:11:19 +0000
Tutorial: Powerful and Easy ADF Data Control for XML Data
This tutorial by Oracle ACE Richard Olrichs and Oracle ACE Director Wilfred van der Deijl is a companion to their article, "Powerful and Easy ADF Data Control for XML Data."
posted Fri, 24 Jul 2015 17:44:14 +0000
Article: Powerful and Easy ADF Data Control for XML Data
ADF EMG XML Data Control, an open source initiative by the Enterprise Methology Group, provides an easy and declarative way to set up ADF Data Controls on XML files, services or payloads. In this article Oracle ACE Richrard Olrichs and Oracle ACE Director Wilfred van der Deijl explain its history and use.
posted Fri, 24 Jul 2015 17:44:58 +0000
Extracting Data from Business Intelligence Cloud Service / APEX via RESTful Webservice
RESTful web-services can be created in APEX and exposed to replicate a BICS report, and provide access in the underlying BICS Schema Service Database. Want to know how? Read this article by A-Team solution architect Richard Williams.
posted Wed, 08 Jul 2015 20:44:48 +0000


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I've been trying to use TRAMP to remotely access some servers at work. I'm trying to connect to a remote server via Emacs to edit R files and run an R session remotely.
My set-up is as follows:
My machine is running Windows 7 with Emacs 24.2.1, Xming 7.5.062 and PuTTY 0.62
The server is running Red Hat 5.8
The relevant part of my .emacs file is:
(require 'tramp)
(setq tramp-default-method "plink")
(setq ssh-explicit-args '("-ssh -X"))
(setq explicit-shell-file-name '"/bin/zsh")
I am able to remotely connect, edit files, and run a shell but I can't get the server to open up windows on my window machine. I have access control off on the Xming instance on my Windows machine and if I use PuTTY to open a remote session I can get X windows working remotely. The problem is when I use plink via Emacs/TRAMP.