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The end result is nice and all — Toronto won its 40th game, the fourth time in five years Pat Quinn has reached that milestone as coach — but the Leafs realize their overall effort must improve in the final seven games before the playoffs start. They mustered little against the Sabres stifling defensive system in the opening 40 minutes, which will be childs play compared to what the Philadelphia Flyers or New Jersey Devils could throw at them in the first round.
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December 28, 2004
Tsunami Disaster: How to Help
Families of September 11 is greatly saddened by the news of the tsunami-generating earthquake off the northwest coast of Sumatra this past weekend. For those with missing family members in the region, the State Department has set up a toll-free number: 888-407-4747.
According to USAID, an independent federal government agency, the most effective way people can assist relief efforts is by making cash contributions to humanitarian organizations that are conducting relief operations.
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Security bars can stop crime AND your escape from a fire
Many people have installed security bars on windows and doors in an effort to stop intruders from entering. Too often these devices are installed without consideration of fire safety. The bars designed for protection can also prevent escape from the toxic fumes of smoke and the heat of fire.
Serious incidents have occurred where people have been trapped in their homes and died in fires because the security bars were permanently fixed or did not have quick release devices. Increasing a home's security from criminals does not have to mean decreasing a family member's ability to escape from a fire.
Windows and doors with security bars should have quick-release devices to allow them to be opened immediately in an emergency.
Everyone should know and practice fire escape plans at least twice a year.


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With BT5r3
Noticed I was only getting broadcast traffic sniffing.
Yesterday I updated to the latest firmware from Intel, not sure if that changed anything.
If I do
# iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor channel 149
# airodump-ng wlan0 -c 149 -w test
, with an 802.11a client, everything works.
If I do
# iwconfig wlan0 mode monitor channel 6
# airodump-ng wlan0 -c 6 -w test
, with an 802.11n client on 2.4 GHz, I only see broadcasts.
Seems pretty repeatable.
Tried using airmon-ng, the mon0 interface it creates, etc., no change.
Also, the monitor mode checkbox in Wireshark is grayed out, but that may be a different problem, since iwconfig does say that the interfaces are in monitor mode.


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Concussion - what to ask your doctor - adultWhat to ask your doctor about concussion - adult; Brain injury - mild - what to ask your doctor - adult
You have had a concussion. This isa mild brain injury. It can affect how your brain works for a while.
Below are some questions you may want to ask your doctor or nurse to help you take care of your concussion.
What types of symptoms or problems will I have?
- Will I have problems thinking or remembering?
- Will I have a headache?
- How long will the symptoms last?
- Will all the symptoms and problems go away?
Does someone need to stay with me?
- For how long?
- Is it okay for me to go to sleep?
- If I go to sleep, does someone need to wake me up and check on me?
What type of activity can I do?
- Do I need to stay in bed or lie down?
- Can I do housework? How about yard work?
- When can I begin to exercise? When can I start contact sports, such as football or soccer? When can I begin skiing or snowboarding?
When can I go back to work?
- What should I tell my boss about my concussion?
- Can I work a full day?
- Will I need to rest during the day?
Whatmedications can I use for any pain or headache? Can I use aspirin, ibuprofen (Motrin or Advil), naproxen (Aleve, Naprosyn), or other similar medications?
Is it okay to eat? Will I feel sick to my stomach?
When can I drink any alcohol?
Do I need a follow-up appointment?
When should I call the doctor?
Review Date: 11/6/2012
Reviewed By: Luc Jasmin, MD, PhD, Department of Neurosurgery, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA and Department of Anatomy, University of California, San Francisco, CA. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


text: >A cron job that repeatedly touches /etc/nologin seems to do it for us What is that file? I don't have that. Regards, Mahmood ----- Original Message ----- From: Jeff Anderson-Lee <jonah at eecs.berkeley.edu> To: Torque Users Mailing List <torqueusers at supercluster.org> Cc: Sent: Thursday, November 8, 2012 6:20 PM Subject: Re: [torqueusers] Prevent users to run commands directly A cron job that repeatedly touches /etc/nologin seems to do it for us. Jeff On 11/7/2012 7:34 PM, Henryk Modzelewski wrote: > Mahmood, > > A clean solution is to use mom's prologue/epilogue to modify /etc/security/access.conf to add/remove particular user access privileges as controlled by pam access module. Users can still cheat around this once they have jobs running, but it takes some creativity to do so. I have been using this solution effectively for many years, and only occasionally had to punish somebody by deleting their non-torque processes. > > Henryk > _______________________________________________________ > Henryk Modzelewski, UBC EOS, SLIM/WFRT > Contact info: http://www.eos.ubc.ca/~henryk/ > > "If you get the results that you expected, > it does not always mean that you get the correct results." > _______________________________________________________ > > On Nov 7, 2012, at 6:40 AM, Mahmood Naderan wrote: > >> I asked a similar question before >> http://www.supercluster.org/pipermail/torqueusers/2011-February/012283.html >> >> There were some good points but I didn't implement a script. In general, to find out >> >> if a running process has used qsub or not, you have to track the parents of the pid. >> >> At the end, if you reach pbs_mom, then user has used qsub. Else he directly ran the >> >> application. Then you can write a cron job and check the parents running processes >> >> every hour. >> >> >> Regards, >> Mahmood >> >> >> >> ________________________________ >> From: Pablo Guaza Peces <pabloguaza at ugr.es> >> To: Torque Users Mailing List <torqueusers at supercluster.org> >> Sent: Wednesday, November 7, 2012 11:13 AM >> Subject: [torqueusers] Prevent users to run commands directly >> >> Hi Everybody! >> I just got my little cluster ready for execution and I was wondering if there's a way to prevent users to execute their programs directly, and only allow them to do that through Torque with qsub command. >> >> I guess that all the programs that are run directly form the terminal bypassing Torque, prevent it to be 'conscious' of the resources usage, is that right? >> >> Cheers >> _______________________________________________ >> torqueusers mailing list >> torqueusers at supercluster.org >> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers >> _______________________________________________ >> torqueusers mailing list >> torqueusers at supercluster.org >> http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers > _______________________________________________ > torqueusers mailing list > torqueusers at supercluster.org > http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers _______________________________________________ torqueusers mailing list torqueusers at supercluster.org http://www.supercluster.org/mailman/listinfo/torqueusers


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By Jake Landers
Published August 2012
Its flowers are as beautiful as an orchid, its seed pods as weird as a flying fish. Devil's Claw is a successful native plant that will be with us as a weed for a long time. You are as likely to find it growing in a waterlot on the ranch or in a cotton field on the Lipan Flats near Wall, Texas. Like most weeds it thrives on soil disturbance whether from hoof action or plow. Livestock do not touch it, but herbicides, with persistence, can do it in.
Like Bluebonnets, Devil's Claw must come up from seed every time it grows. Both have seeds that may last in the soil for many years before they germinate. Also, Devil's Claw seeds germinate with late spring, early summer temperatures, instead of the cool sunny days of fall and winter when the Bluebonnets do. It can become a weed in a cotton field because it may not germinate until cotton is up too big for cultivation or it can survive the preemergence herbicides. Before "over-the-top" herbicides became available, Devil's Claw had to be controlled by hoe or hand pulling, neither job would have appealed to most farmers.
If a plant grows to maturity it can produce many black pods with two curved hooks with sharp points that can grab onto most anything that passes. When the pod begins its growth it looks a bit like okra, green, fuzzy, and with a bent pointed tip that eventually dries and splits. Although it is bad smelling and covered with sticky hairs, Devil's claw pods can be pickled, and the seeds can be eaten like green peas. Black seeds, shaken from the dried pods, can be eaten, having the flavor of cocoanut.
In Delena Tull's book on "Edible and Useful Plants of Texas and the Southwest," she writes that Devil's claw was once grown in the early 1900s for pickles in Michigan and Massachusetts, of all places. Seeds may still be available in parts of Mexico and Central America at farmer's markets. People in the Southwest U.S. and Mexico have selected varieties that produce larger pods for making baskets.
Other common names are Unicorn plant, Aphid trap, Cow-catcher, Ram's horn, Una de Gato, Torito, and Mule-grab. Its scientific name is Proboscidea louisianica, and it is in its own plant family, because there are few other plants like it.
I don't know when I first ate a Kiwi fruit, or Jicama, and some of the other strange food items that appear at the grocery store, but we learned to eat Artichoke (nothing more than a overdeveloped Thistle) in California in the 1950's. I missed out on the first use of Devil's claw for food, but maybe someone will try to get the pickled pods back in the market.
Reading The Landscape
Here you are traveling along a county road in central Texas looking North. What is going on here, and is there a potential problem ahead for the ranch owner? Click here for Jake's explanation. —JL
Jake's summary: This county road in Menard Co has not been mowed since last fall. A few dozen plants of Distaff thistle are faintly visible in the roadside. The pasture in the background has been dozed two or so years past leaving Mesquite wood in windrows. Vigorous Mesquite sprouts are in the fenceline but not in the pasture, although chances are there are a few. Grass cover is weak from last year's dry weather and this year's abundant wildflower dominance. Distaff thistle, the meanest of the thistles, has the potential to spread into the pasture a little next year, and in a few years to dominate. Seeds are not carried very far by the wind like other thistles, but they will spread by tumbleweed action as stems break off and get carried across the open pasture by a strong south wind. Suggestions: 1.) Pull Distaff stalks immediately, sack, and, burn. 2.) Apply preemergence herbicide in late fall after it rains on the area where distaff is now growing. 3.) In March when seedlings can be identified, apply a 2,4-D herbicide to the area where distaff seedlings appear. It wouldn't hurt to do all three. —JL


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text: So I decided to put together a mock which doesn't address the positions we expected early while still kind of sticking to needs and development. Like taking something other than DL and OL in the first, but not totally ignoring them in the draft. Also, making additions both expected and unexpected for the offseason for various off the wall but legitimate reasons. I wrote this up yesterday but click that red X in the upper right corner of my window. I saw somebody do a Mock of "out of the norm" so definitely in that light with some tweaking to the draft. FA Brandon Moore 33 OG - It's been stated over and over again, but this just makes too much sense. William Hayes 27 DE- Behind a lot of skilled players on the Rams, steady improvement and good size and ability, makes this guy a great addition to the defensive rotation. Desmond Bryant 27 DT- Under the radar player starting rise in FA, is great in the defensive rotation and brings experience and should be in his prime. Ronde Barber Grandpa DB - The surprise addition and one that will be accompanied by groans. Ronde still plays like he's 34 and if there is anybody who knows the system we are going to be running it's this guy. Like B.Moore at guard, you get a player who understands how to play and play well. The key thing he brings is tutelage. A strong mentor who I think could be extremely integral in helping teach the young DB's of the Cowboys. Draft rd1: Alec Ogeltree ILB A common selection outside of the usual DT and OL picks, it makes sense and then it doesn't make sense. On one hand you already two very talented LB to play. On the other hand there is a lot to say about a core of (ogel-lee-carter). If one goes down, plug the other one in, injuries don't become that much of concern anymore. This is a draft you didn't expect. But if I were to "expect the unexpected" this is something I would not be too mad at. Also, you bring a player in with strong flexibilty and the ability to be moved around. Eventually if there is demand you could possibly unload one in the future for draft picks. I traded down in the second to add a fourth and a seventh. As to which teams, I don't know, but there is a possibility someone projected in the first falls and a team decides to move up. rd2: Phillip Thomas FS - With the rise of Cyprien, it is possible that Thomas could be had in the late second as it is possible Cyprien is gone by the time our second pick comes up. Trading down and grabbing Thomas in the 2nd is great value, even though I think he'll go earlier. But hey, jusy mock with me. rd3: Brian Winter OG/OT - At this point you'll start to realize this part of the mock looks very similar to my other mock. But, I think these are players that the team should grab as the provide solid depth and instant competition along the trenches as they should. rd4a: Khaled Holmes OC - Great player who will probably go a round earlier, but is athletic enough to play in this scheme as a guard while providing depth at center. rd4b: Bennie Logan DT - LSU DT who is hard working with the reputation and willingness to learn. Couple this with Rob Marinelli and I think we strike gold. rd5: David Bass DE - Small school player who balled so hard in the pass rush and is good at getting to the ball carrier. Again, people probably don't view it like I do, but if there is anyone to tap his potential it's Marinelli. rd6: Josh Boyce WR - Has become my favorite WR in the draft and should be someone we could grab in the 5-6 rounds. Good speed with tremendous ability in route-running. He will contribute on special teams as a returner and provides a deep threat. Good player to have. rd7: George Winn RB - And with my last trick, I did a lot of searching for backs not discussed much and tried not to list Robbie Rouse in another mock. And here comes George Winn. He may run upright too much for some people, but I am intrigued and I would be more than happy to have on the team. Don't believe me, Just watch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NuwdTstW1Jg A LITTLE DIALOGUE Going with the offseason style of mixing old with new, Moore and Barber become 2 very competent players in areas where youth reside, in systems they know well, and play well. They become instant mentors to the young ones and should only be 1(Barber)-3(Moore) yr contracts. The wisdom they can pass to the young players at their positions is crucial and I think helps with the learning curve and turning over a more polished and even immediate play. As far as the defensive line goes, I personally am for grabbing them early, especially in the earlier rounds. But, I am willing, for this mock, to overlook that and try to use our staff that we put in place. With the addition to Marinelli to the 'Boys defensive staff, I have 100% complete faith in his ability to milk the talent and production out of these guys. Bennie Logan has the reputation for being the hardest working player on his team with the willingness and ambition to get better and be the best he can be. He should be extremely coachable and with Marinelli by his side I think there is a lot of positives to come out of this. This is why a guy like David Bass would be good here, because of who would be pushing him to do better. Also the additions of William Hayes and Desmond Bryant keeps a healthy and highly competitive Dline rotations. Not the mock you may have wanted or liked, but I think comes with good reason ans sound judgment.


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Yes. For a perfectly smooth fondant cake, the cake surface you cover must be perfectly smooth. Any imperfections on the cake surface will mirror itself on the rolled fondant. Ice cake smooth with a thin layer of buttercream icing, covering all holes and imperfections. Use the Buttercream Icing Recipe, Wilton Ready-To-Use Decorators Icing or Creamy White Icing Mix. Let Buttercream Icing set before covering with Rolled Fondant. One-layer cakes with a very even surface can also be coated with apricot glaze.


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Brevard, N.C. - The Tornados hit their last four shots of the game, with Holli Flippo hitting a three-pointer to give Brevard the late lead and Samantha Winn finished the game with a jumper on the baseline as the Tornados withstood a last-second layup attempt to defeat Catawba, 71-70, on Saturday afternoon.
With the Brevard win and Mars Hill's loss to Lenoir-Rhyne, the Tornados clinched the eighth and final spot in the 2010 Food Lion South Atlantic Conference women's basketball tournament as the Tornados finished the regular season 9-18, 3-13 in conference play. Catawba finishes out the season at 15-12, 8-8 in SAC competition.
Winn led all scorers in the game, going 12-24 from the floor in the contest on her way to 30 points. The senior forward from Candler, N.C. also added seven rebounds in the contest. Anna Schlobohm had 14 points and four assists in the Brevard attack, while Flippo added seven points, connecting on two three-pointers in the game as the Tornados connected on 47.4 percent of their attempts from the floor in the game.
Milica Ivanovic led the Indians with 16 points, hitting four three's in the game to go with a team-high nine rebounds. Dana Hicks added 15 points, nine rebounds and a pair of blocked shots, while Kisha Long had 13 points and five assists for Coach Morton.
Catawba opened the game making seven of their first eight shots with Ivanovic, Nisha Long and Kisha Long each connecting from behind the arc in building a 19-8 lead with 12:44 left in the first half.
The Tornados rallied back, going on a 16-4 run started on a pair of Winn free throws and capped by Asheley Watkins' layup off of a Catawba turnover as Brevard took a 24-23 lead with 7:11 on the clock.
The score would remain close the remainder of the first half before a late Catawba 9-0 run sparked by a Nisha Long layup put the Indians up 42-33 at the end of the first half.
Catawba would extend the lead to 14 on three separate occasions on the second half but the Tornados brought the game back within single digits for good as Winn drained a pair of free throws with 7:59 left in the game to put the score at 59-51 in favor of the Lady Indians.
Brevard kept chipping away at the lead, coming within one as Flippo made one of two free throw attempts with 3:42 to play to put the score at 61-60. Winn scored on a layup on the Tornados next trip down to give Brevard the lead.
The teams swapped points with neither going up by more than one until Flippo took the pass from Watkins on the right wing and connected on her second three-pointer of the contest to put Brevard up 67-65 with 1:10 to play.
A jumper by Kisha Long tied it up at 67, but the Tornados turned to Winn on each of their next trips down the court and the senior delivered, connecting on both jumpers to give the Tornados the 71-70 lead with seven seconds to play.
Nisha Long took the final shot of the game for the Lady Indians, driving baseline, but was unable to put in the layup and in the scramble for the ball, time expired, giving the Tornados the win.
The Tornados will be on the road on Wednesday, March 3rd, for the first round of the Food Lion South Atlantic Conference tournament, traveling to Hickory, N.C. to take on top-seeded Lenoir-Rhyne University with tipoff for the quarterfinal round coming at 7 p.m.


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Please forgive my gall, but I feel I must have the temerity to proffer this word for treatment.
It has come up in previous GWsotD, but has been left bereft to date:
Temerity, and
So I say we saddle up, quit horsing around, and have the guts to give this one the Doctoring it deserves.
Use this forum to suggest Good Words for Professor Beard.
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You apparently have considerable chutzpa and possess considerable temerity to offer such a word. Perhaps your moxie will attract the good Doc's attention, and I hope this post does not leave you bilious.
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I think one of the Cesars said, "All Gall is divided into three parts," .
It is dark at night, but the Sun will come up and then we can see.
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What file systems are the two partitions installed with?
I'm guessing that both are NTFS?
I used this tutorial to install Backtrack 2 on my HDD with Windows XP Pro (SP2):
I use a Windows XP Professional System with 2 Partitions C: & D: (and SP2)
when I will start qtpartet came this:
bt ~ # mount
tmpfs on / type tmpfs (rw)
proc on /proc type proc (rw)
sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw)
usbfs on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw,devgid=10,devmode=0666)
bt ~ # qtparted
Warning: Unable to open /dev/hdb read-write (Read-only file system). /dev/hdb has been opened read-only.
No Implementation: Support for opening ntfs file systems is not implemented yet.
Error: Could not detect file system.
No Implementation: Support for opening ntfs file systems is not implemented yet.
Segmentation fault
bt ~ #
what make I wrong?
Please help me
What file systems are the two partitions installed with?
I'm guessing that both are NTFS?
Yes both are NTFS.
Writing to an NTFS is unreliable (except by Microsoft). For your own protection the NTFS partition is automatically set to 'read-only'.
Even under OpenBSD it is not recommended!
Lux sit
I created a 3rd Partition with Fat32 but the failed are the same.
I must created a Primary or Logicaly Partition? I created an Primary.
Must the Partition are "aktive"? I created a not aktive Partition because when aktive Windows not boot.
and what is when i deinstall Windows, make 3 Partitions, Install Backtrack2 and then I install Windows?
work this?
You should be delete 2nd and 3rd partition then then start form the beginning.
Follow this method:
bt ~ # mount
bt ~ # umount /mnt/hda1
bt ~ # qtparted
But I Need a 2nd Partition...
Can I create later a 2nd Partition?
You can create the 2nd partition later after follow the method that i mention to you.
This is basic Linux.
Might I suggest that you use an alternative.
I suggest that you try firstly with ubuntu or knoppix...even Mandrake.
When you are confident of your ability in Linux do come back.
Whilst it is true that this forum supports the BT distribution I really believe this needs some prior exposure to a more usable system.
BT is not for novices.
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- Overview
Not your grandpa's recliner. Inspired by classic French club chairs, the Sedgwick's simple silhouette features slim arms and a push-back reclining mechanism. Covered in top-grain, hand-finished leather with contrast top stitching, its incredibly soft surface will age like a favorite old leather jacket.
- 29"w x 36.5"d x 39"h.
- Covered in top-grain, hand-finished aniline leather.
- Aniline leather has a natural look, soft finish and develops a beautiful patina with age and use.
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- Imported.
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- Interior seat width: 24".
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- Distance chair must be from wall when fully reclined: 21".
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I'm novice towards *nix. I installed backtrack 3 to experiment it. My PC has Windows Vista as the main OS. I used Virtual Box, which is VMWare like, to boot BT3 ISO version. My Windows Vista has
4 partitions, partition C, D, E, F. I downloaded my BT3 into partition E. Every time i run VBox and run Start, BT3 that resides in E: gets started. Of course i did some configurations on VBox so it boots the BT3 from hard drive E: without putting any CD or USB.
Local Disk (E drive has size of 39.00 GB. It is in NTFS format. It does not have anything else except the backtrack3 and associated VBox files that helps booting BT3 in VBox. Used space is 8.89 GB. Free space is 30.1 GB.
NOTE: anything i do in BT3, nothing gets saved. Everything goes way ones i shutdown the virtual machine. To preserve my changes i have to rely on taking snapshots which is not an efficient solution. Therefore, i have to do some partitioning.
Ok, after running BT3 i go to the terminal and typed several commands just to see what can i do prior partitioning.
Firstly, i typed mount and i got the following info:
Secondly, i typed df and got the following info:Code:bt ~ # mount aufs on / type aufs (rw) proc on /proc type proc (rw) sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw) usbfs on /proc/bus/usb type usbfs (rw)
Thirdly, i typed fdisk -l and got the following info:Code:bt ~ # df -h Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on aufs 147M 11M 136M 8% /
Fourthly, i typed fdisk /dev/hda1and i got:Code:bt ~ # fdisk -l Disk /dev/hda: 8589 MB, 8589934592 bytes 16 heads, 63 sectors/track, 16644 cylinders Units = cylinders of 1008 * 512 = 516096 bytes Disk /dev/hda doesn't contain a valid partition table
Fifthly, i typed fdisk /dev/hda and i got the following:Code:bt ~ # fdisk /dev/hda1 Unable to open /dev/hda1
Ok, i tried to explain clarify everything so i can get a good answer. I don't mind if the drive is in hda or hdb, etc. All i want to do is to make:Code:bt ~ # fdisk /dev/hda Device contains neither a valid DOS partition table, nor Sun, SGI or OSF disklabel Building a new DOS disklabel. Changes will remain in memory only, until you decide to write them. After that, of course, the previous content won't be recoverable. The number of cylinders for this disk is set to 16644. There is nothing wrong with that, but this is larger than 1024, and could in certain setups cause problems with: 1) software that runs at boot time (e.g., old versions of LILO) 2) booting and partitioning software from other OSs (e.g., DOS FDISK, OS/2 FDISK) Warning: invalid flag 0x0000 of partition table 4 will be corrected by w(rite) Command (m for help):
Boot partition - 1.5 GB
Swap partition - 1 GB
Rest partition - whatever left GB
The purpose of doing this is to be able to preserve changes freely. Even if install new application in BT3, i want to be there without the need of taking snapshots. Of course the changes will be saved in the rest of the root ("whatever left" GB)...
Please note that i'm learning about linux & have good amount of resources. I need help regarding this issue, i got enough resources to read from.
Referring to some of the output above, i see that there some things not working properly.
I posted all info as much as i can. Can you please guide me on how to do it?
I'm following this tutorial http://forums.remote-exploit.org/showthread.php?t=17289 ... Once i partition successfully, i will be able to finish the tut steps.
Excuse me if you find this question is so basic
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King Boreas
Joined: 16 Dec 2002
Posts: 2463
Posted: Fri Jun 20, 2014 1:13 am
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jicknarson found RS 100: Born To Run (Traditional Cache) at 6/18/2014
Log Date: 6/18/2014
Oh, yeah - favorite cache of the day, by far!
I had been here before, with Aix sponsa, to find a previous cache in this location. Conditions were different now, and as I approached gz... oh, boy... a 30 ft gulf separated me from my goal. Daisy Duke was over there in no time, but I was still pondering my options. DNF? Heck no, not when I was so close. Off came the hiking boots, the pants were rolled up - and in I went. Anyone near the vicinity knew how I felt about it, as I hooted my pleasure - it felt great! My caching feet appreciated the dip, and waves were not bad enough to sweep me away. I took my time hunting for the cache - no rush, this felt wonderful - but located my target soon enough. The container was floating, but contents were dry. I took the trackable and left something or other, and replaced it as I found it as it seemed to be doing just fine. Made my way back to the vehicle carrying my boots, and with my blood pressure lower by far. Thanks - this was great, and made my day.
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King Boreas
Joined: 16 Dec 2002
Posts: 2463
Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2014 6:27 am
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AerosmithPA found World Famous Twine Ball (Traditional Cache) at 6/21/2014
Log Date: 6/21/2014
First day of June vacation, I took this weekend to explore areas of Minnesota where I haven't been yet, while focussing my gps onto multi, virtual, and traditional caches which were placed prior to 2005. Although I've been to Darwin and the twineball before, I have never before brought a girl here. Until today.
She was unsure of what to say or do at the twineball. It seemed to go against everything which is easily explained to her, such as "having a purpose". Although the tourism benefits and fame are obvious (I asked her to google "Weird Al Yankovic" as we drove away), how we came to this place of creating such a thing never did click to her.
After admiring the work, locating the cache and logging my geocaching name inside, I sensed it was time to move onto see what the next town in this great State had to offer. Although I believe she still hasn't grasped the full idea of this twineball, or why I brought her here, she did agree to get back into the car with me. Because the alternative of course, was to stay.
Thank you for this cache and the memory.
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Joined: 26 Apr 2006
Posts: 3138
Posted: Tue Jun 24, 2014 7:15 pm
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AerosmithPA found Buffalo Creek Park (Traditional Cache) at 6/21/2014
Log Date: 6/21/2014
Holy Bloodsuckers Red! Mosquitos are well fed out here! I took this weekend to explore parts of Minnesota that I've never been to before, or have not cached before. Although I was focussed on multis, virtuals, and traditional caches placed prior to 2005, when I found myself in RedDevil country you know I had to search at least one out. Wow, many of the caches around here are in great flood danger, or flooded over right now. As I stood at the nearby river edge while after a nearby multi, my gazes nearly got me into trouble when I suddenly realized I was standing much closer to a snapping turtle than I would choose to be. I'm glad I didn't step on him! Anyway, I'll take the mosquitos at this cache in it's place. No trades, but signed in and replaced as I had found it. Thank you!
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"We never seek things for themselves-what we seek is the very seeking of things"-Pascal
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King Boreas
Joined: 16 Dec 2002
Posts: 2463
Posted: Thu Jun 26, 2014 12:22 am
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Cyclone 7 found The Armory (Traditional Cache) at 6/25/2014
Log Date: 6/25/2014
Some of our caching days are more entertaining for the mini mes than others. Sometimes you have to negotiate with them, promising stops at the playground and post trip rewards. Micro caches and stat stuffing power trails are often not their idea of a fascinating treasure hunt. You need, you know, treasure. Then you stumble upon a large container and eyes light up at the promise of toys and trinket trading. Finally a reward for all the times dad drags us around to find the ones he's looking for! This was such a cache and much appreciated by the shorter members of my entourage. And with all the travel bugs to swap and visit it made for much excitement for the tall guy who drives the geobus too!
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Joined: 03 Aug 2007
Posts: 793
Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2014 7:50 am
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We write long logs and appreciate the same. Glad to be part of a milestone!!
WeBeTNT found A Little Piece of Eden Prairie History - redoux (Traditional Cache) at 7/2/2014
Log Date: 7/2/2014
On July 3rd, 2013, we started on a journey we honestly weren't sure we were able to complete. Geocaching.com had announced that they were going to do a "31 Days of Caching" summer series in August where we would be awarded a souvenir for every day we find a cache in the month of August. Since we had never strung that many days together, we figured we'd "practice" in the month of July to see if we could actually find a cache on days other than the weekends. Since we have full-time careers, finding a cache on a weekday is rare, which is why we thought that we couldn't string more than a couple weeks worth of consecutive finds.
We started out strong over the 4th of July weekend, going out with our friends WildFansKRG and BixbyWild to play some Battleship (
) in southern Minnesota which turned out to be an awesome weekend. After that, we rolled up our sleeves and started planning out which caches we would go after and on which days. By the end of July, we had an unbroken string which gave us confidence to try to get the August souvenirs.
We have to thank TheODellFamily for helping us with our daily caches in August. They published a cache
each day
in August which we diligently found - sometimes in the dark, and once before a torrential thunderstorm - one for each day they represented. In more than a few cases, we were even able to get an FTF which made the hunt all the more fun. On weekends where we'd go after a few "extras", we'd still make our way to Monticello and find our souvenir cache for the day.
Once August was done, we settled into a routine of wake up, go to work, locate a cache to go after during lunch, finish work, grab that cache, and head home after meeting for dinner along the way. Our planning extended to creating pocket queries along the 494 & 694 routes to help us locate caches near our routes going home. As the season faded from summer to fall, and fall to winter, we adjusted our queries to include "winter friendly" and "found in the last 7 days".
The winter was brutal, not only because of the unreal amounts of snow we had, but because we added another challenge - Find 100 caches per month for 12 consecutive months - to our task list because in our enthusiasm, we had been finding 100 caches each month for the last six months. As a result, December, January, and February were tough. And since February only had 28 days, we really had to work to find 100 - although we liked the fact that it was a short month. There was a lot of serious planning going on which really helped us through it all.
Fast forward to today where we found ourselves parked in the parking lot of one of Eden Prairie's historical buildings. We really didn't know which cache to grab for today, but when we read the description of this cache, we thought a historic site was a good pairing for our historic milestone. While we sat in the car waiting for a bunny to finish it's meal of clover, we chatted about how we really didn't think how we could ever string 365 consecutive days of finds. It's been a long road, but we're really glad we made it - if only for the reason that we don't want to try doing this again until we're both retired (LOL). Seriously, we have no idea how some cachers can string 1200 days of consecutive finds without spending a fortune on gas and footwear.
Thanks to all the cache owners for taking the time to place all these caches and for keeping the game alive and interesting with all the fun containers, sneaky ways to hide a peanut butter jar, and for giving us reasons to learn more about our neighborhoods, parks, and parking lots. This is it - #365! Signed the Log and Thanks For The Cache!
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Joined: 25 May 2011
Posts: 279
Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2014 1:06 pm
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Some German cachers were here in Minnesota for two weeks and found my earthcache in Burnsville. Then, when they return home, the first cache they find in their hometown has one of my travel bugs in it!
Location: Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany
DieKnubbels retrieved A Piece of Minnesota (Cachekinz - MNGCA) from Der Grenzgänger an der alten Landwehr at 7/6/2014
Log Date: 7/6/2014
That's a bit scary, the first cache in Germany, after our U.S. trip, includes a Minnesota Travelbug of Copaman. There are no past 14 days, and we were able to sign his earthcache Burnsville Erratic successful.
Greetings to Burnsville from DieKnubbels
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Joined: 14 Jul 2010
Posts: 12
Posted: Sun Jul 06, 2014 8:56 pm
Post subject: Log of the day from WeBeTNT
The Good News: We avenged a DNF.
The Bad News: This probably shouldn't have been a DNF in the first place.
The missus and I were out today doing some easy caching in the air-conditioned comfort of the GeoMobile after spending the last couple days caching in the hot and muggy mosquito breeding grounds known as the "Minnesota Outdoors". We had solved this series prior to winter and saved it for those days when we needed to keep our streak alive. Since we had reached our milestone, we figured it was high time to "clear these areas out".
Everything was going well until we hit this one. I was in charge of leaping out of the car, grabbing the cache, signing the log, replacing the cache, and jumping back into the car to then relax in the air-conditioned coolness while the wife logged the find. Unfortunately, I only successfully completed step one of my tasks - leaping out of the car.
I checked a couple places without any luck. Then I checked a few more. Nope. And then a few more. "C'mon," I thought to myself "how am I not finding this one?" The wife poked her head out as I paused to read some past logs and asked "Need help?" In typical male stubbornness, I waved her off. "I don't think it's here. I've checked both beacons and I'm either blind, or it's not here." (Spoiler alert: It's not the latter.)
So we logged the DNF and went on the finish the remainder of the series. We then decided to head south into Emojiland after grabbing lunch. I could then email the CO and let him know that "S White" might be missing. We had finished lunch and were back in the car when the CO got back to us. To summarize, he said they would swing out and take a look. If it wasn't there, I offered to replace the cache with one I had acquired from "A Rashad". Otherwise, if the cache was there, the CO was welcome to apply the appropriate mocking.
Fast forward a few hours and I receive a text from the CO: "S White is indeed there." I groaned aloud. The wife asks what's wrong. I sigh and say, "Nothing other than Yellowdogs telling me that the cache was there." The wife smirked. "Apparently it was there the whole time." The wife started giggling. "I'm gonna get roasted over this." And the wife started all-out laughing. When I told her that Yellowdogs was offering to "...tie a blue zip tie to the beacon if that would help", I was sure we were going to have an accident because we were laughing so hard.
We exchanged a few more good-natured texts which finished with a promise that we'd get it today. There was also something about us tying a bunch of blue zip-ties to the beacon, but we had pulled them from our bag so that will have to wait for another day.
Once done in Emojiland, we drove back to GZ and parked in the same spot as before. I got out, walked to the beacon and... didn't find it. My shoulders slumped. I circled the beacon and *still* couldn't find it. By this time, the wife had gotten out of the car and was coming to help while I kept looking...
Side note: Right now, the CO is probably reading this log and asking "How could he *not* have found it?!? I *told* him right where it was! See, I *should* have tied a blue zip-tie to it!"
...and that was when the wife said "Honey, here it is." I turned to see her holding the cache out for me to see. She was doing well to control her mirth, but I totally deserved it. I looked through the texts I exchanged with the CO and sure enough, it was right where he said it would it would be and where the wife had found it. (CO: See???)
I let out a heavy sigh as the wife extracted the log for me to sign, and then replaced it just as she had found. On the way back to the car, the wife put things into perspective. "Just remember: you solved the puzzles, we got the smileys, and you gave Yellowdogs a good laugh. I'd call that a good day." And then she added "And it's not like this will be the last cache you completely blow, right?"
I gotta admit, she has a point. TFTC!
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Posts: 217
Posted: Tue Jul 08, 2014 8:48 pm
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I just received this one from the weekend. I don't think I've ever laughed so hard....
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Boreal Walker
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Joined: 14 Aug 2008
Posts: 567
Posted: Mon Jul 14, 2014 8:47 pm
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Location: Minnesota, United States
TriggerMN found Jonathon Tree (Traditional Cache) at 7/14/2014
Log Date: 7/14/2014
#9000 Bang! Turn that frowny upside down. Made a drive by last summer in shorts and the itchweed made me rip the skin off my legs. Made another attempt with a 22 foot tool (heh, my wife does that all the time) in a blizzard, toting it uphill both ways, still to come away empty handed. What's the best way to stop a river of running DNF's? Head it off at the source. I had the source meet me at the park today along with his own tools (can only hope my wife stays true to me) and we headed our convoy off for a wet, cool walk. I was certainly awed by the CO. What can't the guy do? Apparently he can even cut glass with his nipples. I had to remind him not to turn sharply at a 90 degree angle, as I was not wearing my safety glasses. I didn't want to lose an eye. Finally after a number of twists and turns, we made our way to ground zero. The first thing Mr. Walker says is, "Oh...that's not a 1/4 anymore!" No $h!t, Sherlock. That's why it would be safer to jump off the Empire State Building onto a bicycle missing the seat. I wasn't going there. However, because he is more than just an average man, he said F it and did the deed anyways. It's good to have friends. Sometimes. I guess. Thanks. I think. No really. Fortunately the CO agreed not to change the D/T settings like some Delta Bravos do with their caches. I needed that 1/4. Thanks for the adventure. I never knew you could make my pants so wet.
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Joined: 07 May 2009
Posts: 87
Posted: Mon Jul 21, 2014 9:21 pm
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We are getting some good logs from our new caches:
Sharknosed Bunnies:
"FTF The cache should be pretty easy to find until the next rain. You can just follow my blood trail. Unfortunately for me, I read the description for this cache on the way from Muggle Repelent, and of course no FTF hunter worth his salt would turn back because of silly warnings about not wearing shorts and a t-shirt to a cache.
It's not like you didn't try to hit me over the head with cautionary advice. I mean, you even named the cache with a dire warning. Of course, that would have only helped if I had read the cache title before I was on my way back to my car after finding it. In my defense, though, I was taking a long afternoon nap when these caches got published, so I wasn't the most mentally alert after waking up. I just headed out for ground zero following my usual belief that coordinates are king, and details like hints and cache titles and descriptions can all be sorted out if needed.
But yeah, I sure wish I read the cache title before heading out to this one. I paid the price on the way in and on the way out. Thankfully, I made a super quick find once I got to ground zero. I was certain I was in the wrong place, but caught just a tiny flash of the cache from one angle, and bingo, there it was! This was a good thing, because I'm pretty sure I was on the verge of passing out from blood loss to mosquitoes and the friendly flora, of which there is plenty. I put things back as found, then donated more blood to Ymir on the way back to the trail.
On the plus side, I was no longer sleepy! Thanks for the fun cache and adventure! (8181)"
And then mikedeotis:
"Dante's Inferno! is right! I had my jacket off, trying to dry it from the other cache of yours as I walked along the path. Left right, left right! Left right and the gps said that I had PASSED the cache. But where OH where was the path to the cache? The vegetation seemed impenetrable! Well, I came for the cache and you didn't say it would be easy. Back on went my jacket and I flipped the hood up too. I smashed into the weeds and bounced back. I needed to try another spot. I tried again and this time I got through, wherever that was. This area was so dense that even the bugs didn't want to be there. With each step I took, branches of all sizes poked, scraped and wacked me at every turn. Three times around gz and.....NOTHING! I was now on my hands and knees with the sweat dripping off the tip of my nose and the thought of sitting in that air conditioned car sounded mighty good! Leave or stay....I glanced down at me gps and for the first time in a long time, it said 0 feet. HA! Like I believe that! That's when I saw the cache! "Yaahoo!" I shouted. I hoped there was no one passing by on the path when I shouted. I'm afraid of what they would think. Thanks for the crazy hide! Good Times! TFTCSL"
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Posts: 142
Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2014 8:29 am
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Heading out to WI today & checked for caches along the route which will get me a souvenir. Came across this log from a puzzle & it made me chuckle:
"I thought I had a good idea of how to solve this one... Nope. Nevertheless, I had always wanted to sit in wet pine needles wearing scrub pants googling on my phone for half an hour anyway, so I killed two birds with one stone here. Cache eventually blasted!" Really like the cacher's name too.
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I Spy.
Joined: 16 May 2008
Posts: 186
Posted: Sun Aug 03, 2014 7:34 pm
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You can always count on mikedeotis for a thoughtful log:
Paul's Sign Hide - GC564WV
Log Date - 8/3/2014
I parked the car and wandered back in the woods to find out if I could even see the cache. My eyes went higher and higher and there was the cache. Way out of range. I turned to go and I heard this deep strong voice, "Could you use a lift pal?" I spun around and there he was! Yes...you guessed it! Paul! He scooped me up in his right hand and lifted high. "No, down a bit!" I said. Snatched the cache, signed the log (hoping that he wouldn't drop me) and replaced the cache. He let me down slow and easy and I scambled out between his fingers. "Thanks for the help Paul!" I yelled as he walked away. "Your welcome!" came his reply. As I walked back to the car, all I could think is...no one is going to believe me! Thanks for the adventure! TFTCSL
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Joined: 15 Sep 2011
Posts: 75
Posted: Fri Aug 15, 2014 4:56 pm
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Norvina found Pirate Union Booty GLF6V8J7
Very interesting spot; wonder what it was. We found the loot, but doubt if we could get away with spending it. Out on a jaunt to Sand Dunes State Forest with Two of Hearts and a couple extras. A writer from Minnesota Conservation Volunteer magazine (Keith) with the DNR and a photographer (David Bowman, who has photos in Nat Geo and other popular magazines) were along to get a better understanding of what Geocaching is all about. We have never had our photos taken as much today than we probably have our whole lives; not that they will use more than one or 2 (or maybe none), but it sure was fun explaining the history, different types of caches and some of our experiences. Thanks to Patrick and Barb for going with on this adventure; and thanks to Patrick for driving. TFTC
It looks like there will be a write up about Geocaching. cool!
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Boreal Walker
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Joined: 14 Aug 2008
Posts: 567
Posted: Sat Aug 16, 2014 3:04 pm
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Logged by: bflentje
Log Type: Found it
Date: 8/16/2014
Location: Minnesota, United States
Type: Traditional Cache
Find #8624. Kayaks still down for the season, I had to find a destination so naturally this series had to be it. I mean, how can you go wrong with a Boreal Walker, Or Laura or Seldon high star hide, right? I teamed up today with doublemoose, BigChiefS4 and Copaman for a morning on the water.
Our team had a good idea of how to search so we gave it our 20 minute once over. We were all losing patience so I called a friend.. Laura (no name)'s hubbie to be precise and got a very subtle hint. We searched some more and in fact, I gave up on my corner of the beacon when Copaman came in and did cleanup as the CACHE WAS RIGHT THERE and I had missed it. I was literally four inches from it during PAF. I was expecting a completely different container and probably had my hands on it and dismissed it. The cache was unbelievably dry considering the amount of precipitation that gathers at this spot.
We need more caches like this.. this is tops in my book. TFTC.
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Posts: 59
Posted: Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:24 am
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Which cache was that, BW?
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I think sexton is undersized and too old now unfortunately, Harris and ogle may get another crack though. Ogle is visably improving in each fight, I reckon he deserves another go.
Andy fought a close fight and was in some bad positions against a guy who subbed Lauzon and Pearson. He's a young lad and is learning and improving every day. Anyone who thinks he doesn't deserve to be in there needs their heads testing. His first fight was very close against Corissani and could also have went either way.
The UFC isn't the be all and end all of MMA though. If people get cut there are other promotions out there, some that pay better than the UFC. Just obviously the UFC has the biggest exposure.
I think Sexton is too small for the division, it is a shame; if and when the UFC get a 115 division for ladies she will be too old to fight. I this Harris will get cut and Rosi too but Ogle will stay. I hope they all stay in the UFC! Obviously!
Its not Rosi's weight class and she has publicly stated that fighting in the UFC was something she couldn't turn down.
and IMO Bisping has the best chance of getting the UK a belt at the minute. He can hang with anyone in that division you cant say that about any other UK fighter. Pickett is quality but unfortunately the timing is wrong for him because the top 3 in his division are that damn good.
I'm just waiting for the next breed of British fighters to come through and start making waves but i think that's another 5 years.
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Of course, Holiday Cars of Austin also has an extensive assortment of well-maintained used cars showcased at our Austin showroom. These include Dodge, Jeep, RAM and Chrysler models, as well as those made by other reputable automakers. If you find it here, you know it's backed by integrity.
If you're looking for good auto financing options near the greater Albert Lea, Owatonna, Rochester, MN and Mason City, IA areas, you've come to the right place. At Holiday Cars of Austin, we understand the excitement that comes with finding the car of your dreams. That's why we're ready to help you find the car loan or Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Chrysler lease that fits your individual needs as soon as possible. This means you can spend less time crunching numbers, and more time enjoying your next car.
So you've driven off the lot and are on your way home, but out of sight certainly does not mean out of mind. Our on-site car service and repair experts are at your beck and call when you need routine maintenance or a bigger fix, if necessary. We only use genuine Dodge, Jeep, RAM, Chrysler parts, so you can be sure that quick and quality work is the name of the game.
Now that you know everything Holiday Cars of Austin has to offer, chances are you'll want to actually see it for yourself. If so, come see us at 2905 West Oakland Avenue Austin, Minnesota or find directions to our dealership here.Make sure if you have questions you call our team at (888) 297-7042 and we will be more than happy to show you around, set up a test drive, talk finance, order parts or schedule your next service appointment. Additional cities we serve include: Waseca, Faribault, Northfield, Mankato, Ledyard, North Mankato, Red Wing, Saint Peter, Farmington, Lakeville, and Waverly IA.