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Here at TRGRiQ, we are fans of pistol caliber carbines. While some may turn their noses up at them, we recognize their potential. Since the days of the "Old West," Cowboys saw benefit from having both revolver and lever action chambered in the same caliber. There was an advantage to only having to carry one type of ammo. Today's modern platforms are more advanced and faster handling. Combined with soft recoil for faster follow-up shots, low muzzle blast in tight spaces and less over-penetration when compared to most rifle cartridges – all make for great CQB work. While there are several variations that have come and gone over the years, most notably the HK MP5 and UMP, there's one that we particularly like for its familiarity and customizability (it's a word, look it up).
The Colt 9mm SMG is, as you guessed, a "Submachine Gun," pistol caliber SBR or carbine chambered in 9mm and is based off the M16 platform. Featuring a 10.5″ barrel and weighed just under 6 lbs. Unlike other Sub Guns, it operates from a closed bolt making it inherently more accurate. Besides the aforementioned, it differs from its 5.56 brethren in that it is direct blowback (not impingement), uses a proprietary BCG/ barrel, and the magwell is modified to accept Colt (UZI) mags. Typically, it doesn't have a forward assist and features a large plastic shell deflector that covers half the ejection port. Around the age of 15, I had the opportunity to shoot one at a range in Manchester, NH and have wanted one ever since.
Let's fast forward some years later. The first carbine I put together was, you guessed it, a 9mm AR. This was a more contemporary semi-auto interpretation. It featured a 16″ Rock River Arms upper on top a CMMG lower. Because I live in the People's Republic of California and a SMG, SBR or pistol were all out of the question. While one of those would've been cool, a 9mm bullet out of a carbine-length barrel is ballistically comparable to a .357 magnum. I chose the RRA upper over the CMMG because I'm particular, I didn't want the forward assist on CMMG and liked that the RRA resembled the Colt. So I took the upper half to local shop, Addax Tactical, had them knock off the A2 and install an A.R.M.S. #41 folding front sight post then chop, crown and thread the barrel at 14.5″ and pin a Smith Enterprise Vortex flash hider. I also exchanged the RRA BCG with ADCO Firearms for a ramped CMMG. I replaced the RRA charging handle with a PRI 9mm Gas Buster. At the time, most 9mm lowers, including the Colt and RRA, were mil-spec forged 5.56 lowers with a magazine block inserted into the magwell enabling it to accept the Uzi mags. These mag blocks were known to be somewhat problematic which was why I went with a CMMG MK9 dedicated receiver. This forged receiver's magwell is machined to accept Colt pattern mags without the use of a block. From Spike's Tactical, I installed a Battle Trigger (NiB) with JP Rifles 3.5T spring set, ST-T2 (buffer) and ST-9BS (buffer spacer). The trigger was held in by KNS Precision anti-rotation pins. From Magpul, I added their ASAP (brand new at the time), MOE furniture in Foliage (hot at the time) and eventually a SSG which was a bitch to fit. Last, I sighted in a Burris FastFire 2 (not pictured), mounted on a AR-F3, at 7 yards.
My friends had all laughed when I told them of my plans for this project but after shooting it for the first time, they were all singing a different tune. This carbine was well balanced, lightweight and accurate within close range. It was low recoiling so follow up shots were easy. And, it was much quieter than their AR's. This gun was reliable, never making so much as a hiccup. The only issue I had was with the magazines. 10 round Colt mags were hard to come by, California remember(?), so options were limited. I bought 4 ASC mags from 9mmAR.com because they were reasonably priced. The problem with these mags was that they were too small, barely protruding from the magwell which didn't leave much room for clearance and like most 10 round mags, would only fit 9.


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I recently had a tuna sandwich in a small cafe that reminded me of the lovely lunch counter sandwiches I enjoyed as a kid. I was on white toast, with a nice tuna salad (with celery), lovely dill pickles, thinly sliced onions, and crisp lettuce. It was delicious. It was close to the sandwich I would eat at the Co-op lunch counter or at Blum's, long gone now.
I also enjoyed the steak soup at Pam Pam coffee shop, also long gone.
Somehow I feel that with the gourmet revolution that these simple, yet yummy, dishes and venues have been lost.
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Amaretti Cookies (No Flour and Low-Fat)
READY IN: 25mins
Recipe by Kittencalrecipezazz
There is no flour in these cookies which makes them perfect for people with gluten allergies
Ingredients Nutrition
- 453.59 g slivered almonds
- 473.18 ml powdered sugar
- 4.92 ml vanilla
- 2.46 ml almond extract or 9.85 ml vanilla
- 2 large egg whites (from large or extra large eggs)
Directions See How It's Made
- Set oven to 350 degrees F.
- Line a cookie sheet with parchment or waxed paper, then generously grease the paper.
- Process the almonds in 2 batches in a food processor until finely ground.
- In a bowl combine the almonds with powdered sugar, vanilla and almond extract until blended, then stir in the egg whites; mix to combine (the batter will be sticky!).
- Drop from a teaspoon onto greased cookie sheet.
- Bake for abouit 15 minutes, or until lightly browned.


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The fate of a good portion of the world's sharks and Atlantic bluefin tuna are in the hands of the 48 member nations of the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas, which opened its annual meeting in Paris, France on Friday.
Tuna especially are considered on the edge of extinction, with populations down by as much as 85% since 1970 by some estimates.
The commission, pronounced 'Eye-Cat,; manages tuna and an additional 30 species in the Atlantic Ocean and nearby seas. These include bluefin tuna, sharks, swordfish, billfish and mackerels.
However the management isn't going well. Over the past 30 "ICCAT has overseen dramatic declines of Atlantic bluefin and shark populations," according to the Pew Environment Group. By some estimates, bluefin populations have gone down 85% since 1970. Sharks are hurting too. As many as 73 million sharks are killed each year, in large part only for their fins, which are a population and high-prestige soup ingredient in China. As that country has grown more wealthy, the demand for fins has increased dramatically.
An investigative report out last week by the by the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists found a third of all three bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean Sea were caught illegally from 1998 to 2007. The reporters also found that the tracking system that was supposed to deal with this in 2008 is all but useless.
There had been hope that tuna and shark conservation would be dealt with in March, when the Parties (i.e. countries that had signed on) to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species met to discuss conservation proposals. But after a lot of backroom dealing, much led by Japan, the group rejected proposals to protect Atlantic bluefin and several species of sharks coming from various conservation and science groups. Instead, they deferred to ICCAT.
Now, in Paris, countries are being urged by conservation groups to vote on the difficult decision to curtail or even suspend fishing for a time so the populations can build back up.
Members of the Pew Environment Group delegation in Paris reported being pleasantly surprised by initial statements by the Japanese delegation. In a presentation, Japan said that it was turning away some tuna because it wasn't accounted for properly.
The meetings will be taking place during the next week, with efforts to come to consensus (the group does not vote) to begin around Nov. 26.
However fishermen oppose attempts to curtail the harvest. The Associated Press's Angela Doland, who is covering the meeting in Paris, spoke with Mourad Kahoul, head of a tuna fishing union in France. He insisted that French fisherman follow the rules and had harsh words for environmental groups and those who want quota cuts.
"They are destroying families and companies," he said outside the meeting. "Based on what? Based on things that are virtual, on projections. With the world crisis we are facing today, do we have the right to impose (that) on families, on men and women? Let's be a little serious here."
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SOMEWHERE ABOVE PENNSYLVANIA - Hello from AirTran flight 262 to Milwaukee, where the Nationals start a three-game series with the Brewers at Miller Park tonight. And thanks to the magic of in-flight wi-fi, I'm able to start this post with the goofiest dateline I've ever used.
The Nationals left Camden Yards on Sunday to begin the final leg of their second three-city road trip of the month. They've played just six games at home this month, and they've only got five more on the schedule at Nationals Park. And June will bring more grueling travel, with more games on the West Coast (14) than in Washington (11).
It's a bad time, then, for the Nationals to be falling into the same kind of road woes they had last year. They started well enough, splitting a road trip with the Marlins and Mets in April. But since then, they're 7-12 on the road, and their skid away from home is starting to blot out the fact they've won 11 of their first 20 at Nationals Park.
The pattern is all too similar to last year, when the Nationals went 41-40 at home but posted a putrid 28-53 record on the road. Last year, too, they started off with a split of the first road trip in New York and Philadelphia, and actually went 3-3 on the next trip. But a pair of three-city swings after that proved to be the breaking point; the Nationals went .500 on just one road trip the rest of the year.
This year, they'll have to pull it together soon, because the layout of the road schedule is more grueling than it was last year. The Nationals' next trip is an 11-game swing to Arizona, San Francisco, and San Diego, and they have two more three-city road trips after that. Especially when an offense isn't clicking, those long trips can be a drain, and it's likely the Nationals won't get Ryan Zimmerman back until they return from the West Coast in June.
The main issue road issue, though, has been run prevention - the same as it was last year. The Nationals scored 327 runs at home last year and 328 on the road, but they allowed 24 more (383) away from home than they did at Nationals Park (359). This year, they've given up an average of 4.61 runs per game on the road, compared to 3.35 at home. That's an extreme difference, and the numbers show the Nationals have pitched sloppily on the road, too; they've given an average of 3.42 unintentional walks a game on the road. At home, that average is 1.9.
Put simply, the Nationals are trying to win games by playing clean games and preventing runs, and once again, they're seeing a big drop-off in that standard when they go on the road. And they're going into a park where they've won just two of their last 11, facing a hitter (Ryan Braun) who has proven himself to be especially good at tormenting both the Nationals and tonight's starter, Tom Gorzelanny. He has a 1.559 lifetime OPS against Gorzelanny, and has four homers in his last 17 games against Washington.
Well, as I check the in-flight status again, it now says I'm somewhere over Michigan, not Pennsylvania. Talk to you again from Milwaukee.


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Chai-Spiced Caramel Fondue
This luscious, golden fondue laced with warming spices like ginger and cardamom is perfect after a heavy Thanksgiving meal. Dip anything you like in it, from apple and pineapple to gingersnap cookies. It can also be made ahead and served at room temperature, which is easier on the cook.
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- 2 1/2 cups granulated sugar
- 6 tablespoons water
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1 1/2 teaspoons ground cardamom
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cloves
- 1/8 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
How to make this recipe
In a medium saucepan, combine the sugar and water. Using a wet pastry brush, wash down the side of the saucepan to remove any sugar crystals. Cook over moderately high heat until an amber caramel forms, about 8 minutes. Remove from the heat and stir in all of the remaining ingredients. Return the saucepan to the heat and cook for 1 minute, stirring until the caramel is smooth. Transfer the caramel to a bowl and let cool for about 30 minutes before serving. Serve warm or at room temperature.
Make Ahead
The fondue can be refrigerated for up to 3 days.
Serve With
Sliced apples, pears, bananas, dried figs, cubes of pound cake, gingersnaps and graham crackers, for dipping.


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by Zoe
It is almost four years since my beloved John died.
I write this for those just beginning the journey of grief, and think you will not survive. I didn't think I would, I didn't want to quite frankly. The pain changes, eventually you start to try to find the new person you are, because the person that was five minutes before you lost your beloved no longer exists.
You look at today, I don't plan for the future, I don't think about it, because there is no way to say how or what it will be. It does not make you wild and untamed, it makes you an echo, bouncing between the life you had and the life you planned. And in the end isn't that the thing that scares us, we had a plan, we worked for it and then poof. like a candle it is blown away and there is darkness.
I still bounce between not caring about death and being terrified of it. I so desperately want to know, but I know I can't. See that is the essence of this loss, we stand and scream why........... the answer is why not. there is no answer there is no justification, you can hold on to faith or belief or memories.. but we are devoid of an actual answer. I had someone tell me once, if you had an answer, if you knew exactly what or when or why, how would you live.. how would you choose. Seen not knowing, allows us choice. My first choice was cutting my hair (its long again btw, john was right) I have dated recently, but every time the measure is against John. But that's ok, I am ok alone. I do not live with the Ghost of John but I exist with his memory, and I am ok with that.
Remember this is like being on the ocean, you will get thrown in and out of grief..
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This angel suncatcher can be decorated with markers and glass paint to create an aurora borealis of color from natural light. Perfect as a group project, at home, or in the classroom. Measures approximately 4 inches. 1 piece per package.


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Most listings are in the $20's per square foot per year. The Monroe Ward submarket is going through a a boost in rates. In the last 3 months, the median rate rose $22 per sqft per year.
Compared to the rest of the Richmond market, the Monroe Ward submarket has greater rates, and you'll have to negotiate above asking rent to be in this hot region.
In the last 90 days, 9 listings have been listed, which means office spaces most likley are leasing quickly. You'll want to be prepared to make an offer immediately. About 33% of the listings in the Monroe Ward are subleases, so you might be able to snag a great spot on a short term. There aren't many listings below 2,000 square feet available, so finding a space for a small business might be tough.
Even though the median size is 24,000 sqft, there are still 0 new availabilities below 2,000 sqft. Most properties in this area are close to 3 stories. Most buildings in this area were built in 1901 and are Class B.
Not much of the real estate is used for commercial space, so it might be hard to find office space. Professional services is the dominant industry in this area. Commute by car is the most popular way to get to work amongst Monroe Ward residents. Commuting between 30 and 45 minutes a day is the norm for those who opt to reside in this part of town.
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Over the past few months, I've seen a few blog posts asking people what big mysteries they're most looking forward to seeing answered in Season 6. I never got around to responding with my own list of favorite mysteries, because I felt that a quick response wouldn't do it justice. There are just so many unanswered questions on the show, and I have my own personal thoughts about all of them, and I really wanted to express them in a more organized fashion. So in honor of "LOST Day" (even though it's no longer September 22nd in most of the world now), I'd like to present my list of Lost mysteries placed into four different categories.
Category 1: Big mysteries that interest me the most
These are the mysteries that truly define what "LOST" is to me, and are the mysteries that I'm most looking forward to finally seeing answered. Generally, these mysteries are all about the Island itself, and answering all of these mysteries would essentially answer the one big question that Charlie asked at the very end of the pilot episode: "Guys... where are we??"
- The Monster. Need I say more? What is it? How did it get on the Island? Why does it do the things it does?
- The Others. Lots of questions about these guys! Who are they? What is their purpose on the Island? How long have they been on the Island? How and why did they come to the Island? And questions about individual Others: When and how did Tom Friendly join the Others? Why did Ethan, the son of Horace, defect from Dharma and join the Others at such a young age? And possibly the most significant: Where did Richard Alpert come from, and why doesn't he age??
- Whispers. What are they? What or who causes them? (Personally, I'm almost certain the whispers are somehow produced or controlled by the Others.)
- Healing Properties. How does the Island cure paralysis, cure cancer, cause wounds to heal quickly, etc. Is it a naturally-occurring phenomenon, or is there an intelligent force (such as Jacob) doing it intentionally?
- Pregnancy Problem. What causes it to happen? When did it start happening?
- The Incident and WHH. This will likely be answered within the first few episodes of Season 6 and is basically about the immediate aftereffects of the Incident and the apparent detonation of the Jughead bomb. Can and will the hydrogen bomb explosion (if it was indeed an explosion) cause history to change, or will it simply be a part of history that already occurred (whatever happened happened)? As of now, I still believe and support WHH, and I'm very interested to see if I'm right, or if the writers have yet again done a great job of throwing me off. Two theories related to this that I've previously written are:
- The Island's ancient history. The Statue and the Island's ancient inhabitants, who built the frozen wheel and how does it work, The Black Rock, Adam and Eve. Enough said.
Category 2: Questions I would like to see answered in Season 6 just for closure
These are the mysteries that I generally haven't been as interested in discussing as those in Category 1, but which I'd still very much like to see addressed in the final season only because the writers presented them to us. I haven't been all that interested in forming theories about these mysteries. My attitude about them is more like, the writers opened up these points, now let's see how they close them.
- Ben vs. Widmore. How did their conflict start, and how will it end? Who's good and who's bad? Personally, I think neither of them are "good", they each have their own personal agenda and will do whatever they can to get what they want (control of the Island, I presume), and therefore, I don't care whether one or the other wins the conflict between them. There are greater issues at stake. Nevertheless, it's a major plot item that the writers have presented to us, so I'd like to at least see how it gets resolved.
- Jacob's Nemesis. This may surprise some people that I actually don't place this in Category 1. After all, the Season 5 finale did seem to reveal that the whole story of the Island began with this conflict between Jacob and this other guy, and if that's what the final season is about, then I'll just roll with it, as Frank Lapidus would say. However, my main interest has always been with the Island itself and how it directly affects the Losties. While it may seem now that the conflict between Jacob and his nemesis may be a major part of all of the Island's mysteries, I would see the revelation of Jacob's Nemesis as more of a means to that end, if that is indeed the case. At the end of the day, I'm still rooting for the survivors of Flight 815, not the mysterious original inhabitants of the Island.
- The Cabin and who was in it. Jacob? Jacob's Nemesis? Either one or the other or someone or something else posing as Christian Shephard? Yes, I'm dying to know, but again, only because the writers presented this mystery to us several times.
- Ilana's group. Who are they, and what is their purpose? Also a mystery that the writers gave us at the end of Season 5, and because of that, I'm hoping that their role will lead to some of the bigger mysteries being answered.
- The Sickness. What exactly happened to Robert and the rest of Danielle's team? And has it happened to anybody else? It's another mystery that I hope will be answered in the process of revealing the nature of the Island as a whole.
- What/who causes all the various dreams and visions. Kate's horse, dead Yemi, Dave, dead Ana Lucia, etc. Are they hallucinations, or something (such as the Monster) physically posing as these visions? Again, I'm hoping it's a sub-mystery of one of the bigger mysteries.
- Claire's disappearance. It's been bugging me ever since we last saw Claire in that cabin, but it's another question that I'd like to see answered just so that we have closure on it, and I suspect it closely related to one of the greater mysteries mentioned above.
- Hurley's guitar case. Come on, he brings a guitar case on the plane and carries it around with him on the Island, then we find out he got it from Jacob. How can I not want to know what's in it and why he has it? But I'd rather not spend time trying to speculate on this, I just want the answer.
- Ben's secret room. Obviously built by the Island's ancient inhabitants, whoever they were, but how did Ben's house, formerly a Dharma Initiative member's house, get constructed over it with a secret door leading into it?
- Dharma supply drop. We do know from The Lost Experience and from the Flame computer video that Dharma did perform supply palette drops, but how and why did a supply drop happen in 2004 while the Flight 815 survivors were there?
- The Temple. Similar to the mystery of the cabin. We know it's there and has a significant purpose, and that's the only reason I want to find out what it is.
- The Well. Hopefully we'll find out who built the well as we learn more about the Island's ancient history.
- The "clever fellow". You know, the one that Eloise Hawking said built the pendulum in the Lamp Post station. Okay, this may not seem like a very important mystery compared to the rest in this category, but I've always been a Dharma Initiative fan, so I'm interested in finding out exactly how this group of scientists found the Island through scientific methods.
- The outrigger chase. Are they ever going to reveal who was in that other outrigger canoe shooting at Sawyer's time-travelling group? I came up with various theories early on, but as Season 5 progressed, my ideas seemed less and less likely to be true. At this point, with the locations of everyone and the canoes, I have no idea how such a chase might come about. It's just one minor mystery among all these greater mysteries, but big enough to be placed in this category.
Category 3: Questions on my mind, but no longer worth wasting airtime on
These are the mysteries that I would've liked to have seen answered prior to this point in the series, but seem to have no place in where the story seems to be going as we move into the final season, and therefore would simply get in the way of the storytelling if the writers stopped to answer them. What it comes down to is that I don't want the final season to be one episode after another of, "Oh yeah, we never answered that, okay, here it is." Instead, it would be great if these questions were answered in a series of mobisodes and/or DVD bonus features.
- The Numbers. The Lost Experience already somewhat explained what they are, but we don't know who recorded the repeating numbers or why they are "cursed".
- The pillar of smoke. What was the pillar of smoke that Danielle supposedly saw on the night Alex was taken (we certainly didn't see one in Ben's flashback in "Dead is Dead")? Who created the bonfire that produced the pillar of smoke in "Exodus"? (Charlie accused Danielle of lighting it, and Danielle didn't deny it, but Charlie also accused Danielle of making up the Others, and the Others turned out to be real.)
- Henry Gale. Was his arrival on the Island really an accident? Who killed him?
- Libby's past.
- Walt's powers.
- Desmond's flashes (and why is he "special").
- Annie's fate.
- Details of the Dharma stations. Purpose of the Tempest, the musician who programmed the Looking Glass code, the capsule dump from the Pearl, Room 23, etc.
- Miles' abilities. Does it have anything to do with his early time on the Island?
- Claire's message. What ever happened to it?! Probably not important, and I'm not suggesting spending an episode to explain it, but it's been bugging me since Season 3! I'll be happy if the writers just quickly explain in a podcast that, say, the bird carrying Claire's message crashed into a Nigerian drug plane or got shot by Keamy's machine gun from the freighter.
Category 4: Things I don't give a crap about
- The Hurley Bird.
- The Glass Eye.
- The Economist.
- Shannon's inhalers.
- Kate ending up with Jack or Sawyer.
Good luck, Damon and Carlton! Don't let us down!


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Jesus Who?
Synopsis: After a freak accident, involving another of Randy's obsessive phases, Jesus Christ is struck with amnesia, causing him to not remember who he is. As a result Stan, Kyle, Kenny and surprisenly Satan must try to help Jesus regain his memory before the Vatican sues South Park for giving Jesus amnesia, but the problem is can Satan be trusted. As a subplot,Cartman and Butters try to sneak into the Vatican and kidnap the Pope in order to keep the bishops from suing their town, with humorous results. They also kill and keep a few Romans hostage in the process.


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Toll: Talk of Home Price Declines Exaggerated
Home builders nationwide are probably breathing a sigh of relief today.
Toll Brothers, the best-known builder of higher-end homes, reported a narrowed second-quarter loss Wednesday. The company said sales improved, while the closely watched cancellation rate slipped to 3.9% from 5.3% a year earlier. That's quite an improvement from the housing crash, when the average cancellation rate topped 43%, saddling builders with unplanned, unsold and unwanted homes.
In a conference call with analysts and investors, Toll CEO Douglas Yearley said that buyers finally seem to be leaving the sidelines. "Some people would rather move on than wait for a better housing market."
It gets better. Tuesday, the Census Bureau reported that new home sales gained 7.1% in April from March. As the Journal reported, this raises "expectations that the downturn in residential construction could be near a bottom."
We admit to being rather bearish on the state of housing – something to which Bob Toll himself seemed to allude: "We question the recent media headlines announcing that home prices continue to fall. Many studies quoted in the media combine distressed sales data, including foreclosures and short sales, with new and/or non-distressed existing home sales data. We believe that averaging distressed and non-distressed sales data provides a misleading picture to the public regarding home price direction."


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BiographyPrague, Czechoslovakia [now Czech Republic]
Jindrich Polák was born on May 5, 1925 in Prague, Czechoslovakia. He was a writer and director, known for Voyage to the End of the Universe (1963), Zítra vstanu a oparím se cajem (1977) and The Visitors (1983). He died on August 22, 2003 in Prague, Czech Republic. Read more... <


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A world of extreme storms and unpredictable blizzards, this land tests all those who set foot on it. From bunker building prairie dogs to the fastest land animals on the continent, the fight to survive shapes all who dare call this place home.
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Grace F. Tuffnell, 96, of the Basking Ridge section of Bernards Township, died on Thursday, Feb. 21, 2002, at the Fellowship Village Nursing Center in Basking Ridge after a long illness. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., she had been a resident of Basking Ridge the past 52 years, formerly of Bernardsville and Clifton. Mrs. Tuffnell was a member of the Basking Ridge Presbyterian Church and was one of its oldest members. She was also a member of the Bernardsville Women's Club for many years. She was the wife of the late William L. Tuffnell, who died in 1990. Surviving are two sons, Stuart A. Tuffnell of Pinehurst, N.C., and Glenn W. Tuffnell of Sheridan, Ind.; six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. A memorial service was scheduled to be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 27, in the Fellowship Hall at Fellowship Village, 8000 Fellowship Road, Basking Ridge. Interment is private.
Contributions in her memory can be made to the Fellowship Village Benevolent Fun d, 8000 Fellowship Road, Basking Ridge, N.J. 07920.
Arrangements are by the Gallaway and Crane Funeral Home, 101 South Finley Ave., Basking Ridge.


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In order to be successful in the fast paced Internet world, leading carriers must quickly introduce new services and reduce costs. Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) is a new technology enabling communications service providers (CSPs) to transform their networks. The goal of NFV is to help providers realize the innovation and cost curves enjoyed by the IT community.
NFV promises to lower equipment costs (capex) by migrating network functions from dedicated hardware appliances to software running on virtual machines on standard servers. NFV proponents also promise that the technology will reduce opex and enable CSPs to rapidly introduce new services via improved network flexibility and agility. (See "Network Functions Virtualization drives revolution in telecom network architectures" for more background on NFV.)
[ MORE: Mobile carriers, vendors eager to virtualize networks ]
CSPs must move beyond their traditional ways of building networks and overcome the inhibitors of politics, regulations and their large bureaucracies to be successful. In order for NFV to truly impact the network and deliver on the promised benefits, here are 10 suggestions for the CSPs that have backed NFV standards:
- Collapse the timeline of standards efforts. The industry needs NFV standards now. Pick reference architectures to jump start NFV adoption -- by no later than the end of 2013.
- Be willing to try new ways of building the network. NFV is about software and change - not about building networks the same way as in the past.
- Relax telecom specific standards and equipment SLAs. If CSPs want the benefits of being like the IT industry (as promised by NFV), they must consider relaxing old, costly requirements such as NEBS, 99.999% uptime, and punishing SLAs for their NFV suppliers.
- Buy from emerging independent software suppliers. NFV innovation will not start with the traditional network equipment providers. In order for NFV to be successful, a software community must emerge that will provide innovation by trying new ways of enabling scalable, reliable network functions in software (see "The birth of the Network Functions Virtualization (NFV) ISV community").
- Rethink the traditional CSP (network vs. IT) organizational structure. Implementing NFV will require both networking and IT skill sets. The full vision of NFV will require coordination between the network, IT, and cloud organizations within large CSPs. CSPs will need to cross pollinate skill sets and break down internal organization resistance to NFV.
- Think about how NFV can enable new applications and sources of revenue. The best way to enable (internal) organizational support for NFV to show how it will lead to new sources of revenue.
- Tie the NFV transformation to CSP efforts to build new cloud services and enable agile OSS/BSS platforms. NFV must be part of the broader telecom transformation effort in large CSPs.
- Pick the right partners. In addition to supporting emerging ISVs, CSPs will need to pick an IT partner to help with the migration to NFV. CSPs should pick network partners that are fully committed to the NFV vision.
- CSPs must coalesce around common NFV solutions and use cases. The key benefit of NFV is standardization. If CSPs require their IT and network suppliers to customize NFV for their individual network requirements, then NFV will become fragmented (and less impactful).
- It is early days for NFV technology. It will take time for standards to develop and for NFV to mature. CSPs will need to commit significant resources and have the patience to learn from initial challenges for NFV to be a success in the longer term (five-plus years).
NFV is a key technology to transform CSP networks and enable new competitive agility. However, it falls under the motto of "no pain, no gain" for the carriers. NFV is not going to be quick or easy and will require significant technological maturity and organization change in the largest CSPs.
Lee Doyle is principal analyst at Doyle Research. Doyle Research provides targeted analysis on the Evolution of Intelligent Networks: SDN, NFV, OPEX and COTS. Lee Doyle has over 28 years experience analyzing the IT, network and telecom markets. For more information please see doyle-research.com, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com, and follow me on Twitter @leedoyle_dc.


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Major appliance repair and parts services serving Northern California for all makes and models including Viking, GE, Whirlpool, Maytag, Dacor, Bosch, Wolf, Sub-Zero.
Serves the Minneapolis MN area with a fleet of limousines and town cars for corporate needs, weddings, MSP airport travel and special events.
A full service, continuing care senior retirement community for active older adults in Richmond VA, located on 90 wooded acres with 20 different floor plans.
Provides residential electrician and commercial electrical contractor work to El Dorado and Sacramento Counties in California.
Independent manufacturer's representative of gas & electric infrared heating equipment, gas & electric PTAC, mini-split air conditioning vents and gas warm air systems.
Offers farm to fork fresh, cooked on site from scratch, corporate event and wedding catering services to the San Francisco Bay area from Silicon Valley through San Jose.
Continuing Care Retirement Community CCRC in the Northern Virginia city of Alexandria offers spacious apartments for senior independent living along with assisted living and skilled nursing services.
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LocDir is a web directory that lists selected businesses and organizations in the 50 United States. Each State category includes subcategories such as arts, education, and lodging as well as recreation, restaurants, and shopping.
A continuing care retirement communities (CCRC) for superior senior living in four scenic Western Massachusetts locations of Springfield, Holyoke, Amherst, and South Hadley.
Manufactures high-quality replacement parts for commercial food processing equipment including Hobart, Globe, Biro, Regal and other top restaurant equipment brands.
Designs, engineers, and manufactures high-precision mini pyrotechnic devices for aerospace, defense and military applications including cartridge actuated devices, initiators, and pressure cartridges.
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ob loses his zest--literally, when Louise damages his favorite kitchen tool, and figuratively, when his application to The Community Garden is not accepted. Bob craves fresh vegetables, dirt and air. TCG admission is controlled by Cynthia, whose son, Logan, needs a menial internship to bolster his resume. Indignant, Linda and Louise watch the restaurant become their new crappy place, but Bob insists it is all for the greater good. There are themes of good and evil, like a Clint Eastwood movie ... but with pruning shears instead of guns.Resumen IMDb.com
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