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On 9/1/2010 4:25 PM, Wesley Acheson wrote: > > > On Thu, Sep 2, 2010 at 1:16 AM, Marc Chamberlin > <firstname.lastname@example.com <mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com>> wrote: > > > Thanks Wesley!!! That did the trick, and yes, shtml does not work... But > > this should be ok for our needs, our users don't create .shtml > files, and > > this also worked for .jsp and .htm files as well as .html... > Documentation > > on the Tomcat site should be updated to discuss this, IMHO... And it > might > > be an interesting exercise to figure out how to make this work for > all files > > if one is looking for exercises... ;-) > >> > > For the record, the documentation actually does say it. You need to > know what mime types are though. > > *contentType* - A regex pattern that must be matched before SSI > processing is applied. When crafting your own pattern, don't forget > that a mime content type may be followed by an optional character set > in the form "mime/type; charset=set" that you must take into account. > Default is "text/x-server-parsed-html(;.*)?". > > Green emphisis assuming the mailing list allows html mail is mine. Perhaps this does say it, Wesley, but I am going to argue that, like a lot of documentation, too much is assumed about the readers level of background understanding. In this instance, as an outsider, I do not understand the model inside the Tomcat server about just how the contentType parameter is going to be used, or what "text/x-server-parsed-html(;.*)?" is, does, or will do. Internet searches resulted in nothing informative, so to me this is a black box using a magic incantation and I do not have a way to grok how to manipulate it. Same applies to your answer of using "text/html(;.*)?" for the content type. This is perhaps a very unusual form of a reg expression, if I were to interpret it, I would guess it is trying to match a string "text/html; followed by an arbitrary set of characters, but I cannot be certain, and perhaps the semi-colon is being used in a way that I am unfamiliar with... And if I am correct, I still do not understand what string is being matched against, though I might take a wild guess and guess that it is matching the content declaration in the meta tag of an html document... but then I got no clue what "test/x-server-parsed-html(;.*)?" is going to match against, and I cannot find any information about such a document type, so I remain lost... Some mime types are more intuitive than others, but not entirely. While I can understand the need to associate simpler concepts, like a jpeg image with something to handle .jpeg files, I really cannot say I understand the mapping fully to understand just how that mapping is done. Many sites are willing to list these mime types and repeat the same sort of list that is found in the web.xml file, but they do not reveal just what is going to happen or how the mapping gets modeled/translated into an action. So, IMHO what is needed is some additional links in the documentation, to places where concepts such as these are better defined... > > Also as a side note you can have multiple mappings for one filter.So > in production based on your requirements I'd do the following > > <filter-mapping> > <filter-name>ssi</filter-name> > <url-pattern>*.html</url- > pattern> > </filter-mapping> > > <filter-mapping> > <filter-name>ssi</filter-name> > <url-pattern>*.htm</url- > pattern> > </filter-mapping> > > <filter-mapping> > <filter-name>ssi</filter-name> > <url-pattern>*.jsp</url- > pattern> > </filter-mapping> > > > That should fix it. In case your wondering what mime types that are > used in tomcat they are all listed in the web.xml in the conf > subfolder of tomcat. Again thanks for your taking the time to help me, and I know I got a lot of learning to do yet... I will add your additional filter-mappings to my web.xml file, as it seems to be more limiting/appropriate. As for the list of mime types, see my above comment, a simple list is not sufficient for me to understand how and why a particular mime type item should be used... An reading the official documents on mime types is pretty intimidating/overwhelming... What is needed is a link to a simple boiled down description that allows the user to quickly grasp and understand these concepts.. Marc...
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Discussion in 'Resolved Bug Reports' started by Brogan, Oct 11, 2011.
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I'm debating whether or not I would remove this - we show a message count of 0 and a trophy point total of 0, so I'm not sure that showing a warning total of 0 is a problem. If nothing else, it's informative that the user has no warning points.
I think it should remain. It doesn't show for everybody, and doesn't prove anything unusable.
Same here.
Maybe not for Moderators and Admins though, but I'd rather have it showing "0" with regular users then not showing anything at all.
Yeah I did this intentionally - it confirms that you can see their warnings and you aren't just missing something.
All indications are positive. "Warning Point" is a negative statement.
For marketing that's bad.
I changed the template.
You need to market to your moderators?
Blame Kier, he told me to post it as a bug
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I guess you don't know that it only shows for Moderators & Admins?
Just to remind me to look into it
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It shows to anyone who has the View warning details permission set to Allow
So if you wish, you can actually permit regular members to view warnings.
Gah don't use such difficult words
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Rory Bremner didn't know his father very well, remembering him as a somewhat distant figure who died when his son was 18. Rory knew he was an infantry officer in the Second World War, but thought he had seen little action.
At his brother's house Rory discovers some of their father's wartime letters, which refer to a battle for the Dutch city of 's-Hertogenbosch. Rory travels to Holland, where he meets a man who served alongside his father and discovers the pivotal role Major Bremner played in this crucial battle. Next Rory moves on to Germany, learning about the part his father played in the post-war reconstruction, as well as finding out how he managed to find time to get to know the locals.
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iii. EMMA DALZELL GILBERT, b. 1860, Paget, Bermuda; m. JOHN OGILVY, April 12, 1883, St Paul's, Paget, , Bermuda; b. 1834, of Pembroke, Bermuda; d. December 23, 1899, Surrey, England.
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Referring back to the marriage of John Ogilvy and Emma Gilbert, it is also noted that her brother, Joseph Trounsell Gilbert married Grace Elizabeth Gosling in a double ceremony.
Don't know if Rory Bremner would be interested but my Bombadier father kept a daily diary during the war as a Gunner. He writes:
19 Oct "Went on recce. We are going to an area west of Nijmegen to shift Jerry out of s'Hertogenbosch. The 7th Army Div have been trying to take it for three weeks...."
Lots then written over next 10 days then:-
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1st Nov "All the civvies are living round here and it is just like an ordinary London suburb. We have never been so close to Jerry, in fact from our upstairs window we can see houses he is occupying. The bloke next door is titivating his garden...."
If Rory is interested I have the diary as a PDF very happy to send copy. Who knows, it could be the same house his father was in. The diary gives a very real feeling of just how it was.
My father pulled out from there 1st Nov to head South where Jerry had made a breakthrough.
I always try to watch WDYTYA and now with BBC iplayer there's no reason to miss an episode, it's brilliant!
With regard to Rory Bremner's episode, John Ogilvy, the surgeon, wrote his farewell letter to his children from aboard the SS Marairan (at least that's what it's looks like on the top of the letter) on March 31st 1881.
The 1881 Census was taken on the night of 3 April 1881 and I have searched for Edith, Evelyn and Walter Ogilvy as they were supposed to be in the UK living with and left in the care of their governess, at least according to the programme.
But where are they????
I enjoyed the Rory Bremner WDYTYA episode very much, but I got the impression, from what was said, that John Ogilvy had returned from Bermuda with the four younger children shown on the 1891 Census.
The 1891 Census shows all these four children, to have been born in England. Perhaps, this is why viewers never saw the right-hand side of the census form.
A writer asks where are Edith,Evelyn and
Walter on the 1881 Census? They appear to be living in Aldershot,with a Jane Ogilvy, whom I assume would be an Aunt.
I loved this episode
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I support (among other machines) 10 HP Compaq dc7600 Small form factor boxes (great unit) running WinXP Pro and F-Prot Antivirus (great app).
They were all Ghosted from the same HDD. Nine of them report the AntiVirus installed and up-to-date. One of them reports no AntiVirus installed.
I have checked the WMI settings, the Firewall settings, the Security Center settings and the settings for the AntiVirus itself. I have uninstalled the Antivirus and reinstalled it. I know it is installed and updating correctly, it lists correctly in Spiceworks Inventory / Software but Spiceworks still reports it as "no antivirus installed".
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Jun 24, 2009 at 2:36 UTC
akp982 is an IT service provider.
Spiceworks at the moment does not know about EVERY av and i dont think it knows of F-Prot Antivirus
This would be why it wont mention the AV
Jun 24, 2009 at 4:59 UTC
Niagara Technology Group (NTG) is an IT service provider.
Yes but nine of them report F-Prot because it reports via security center so that doesn't really explain the problem.
GNM - That's a stumper. Very strange. The software list is not culled from the same place as the AV update so as much as we would hope. The AV info comes via SC only which is a separate API in Windows.
Have you checked the running services list in the "bad" machine versus one of the good ones? I'm just guessing here.
Jun 24, 2009 at 11:51 UTC
Scan may not have pulled everything for some reason...
Try a few rescan techniques;
First do a Refresh on the device.
Is the Software Inventory populated? The AV should be listed there, even if it is not picked up as the AV with up-to-date status. Does it show in the Software Inventory?
If this does not work try deleting the device and allowing it to be rescanned.
Also, I would check out Spiceworks 4.0 if you have not already. There are significant improvements all around.
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Is it possable ro run Check Point VPN and a windows VPN (WAN miniport PPTP) at the same time?
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May 12, 2009 at 9:35 UTC
It iws posible to run two VPNs at the same time, but it depends on the VPN types. I am not familiar with checkpoint vpn, but from a cursory viewing of information about it, it seems geared towards remotely working meical professionals. What I saw, however, did not seem to indicate how the VPN works.
What I can tell you is that you could run (theoretically at least) a second VPN over a pptp vpn link. The way that MS pptp works is that everything gets passed through the pptp connection once it is established. For instance when connected by pptp vpn you go to browse the web. When your browser asks for DNS resolution the trffic goes to the server on the remote network then out to the internet, the comes back to your machine from the server. So you establish the pptp connection then fire up the checkpoint vpn, the checkpoint software goes from your computer over the pptp vpn the the remote pptp server whichc then sends out the information over the internet to the remote checkpoint server creating a checkpoint vpn tunnel within your pptp vpn tunnel. This can slow the connection as there is additional overhead.
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May 12, 2009 at 9:51 UTC
If this was remotly possible you would have to ahve 2 nic cards in the machine and somehow bind each application
are you trying to bridge two secure networks through your machine at the same time?
May 12, 2009 at 11:05 UTC
Name resolution will be all f'd up.
May 12, 2009 at 6:53 UTC
I am running CheckPoint VPN but we are in process of converting to a Microsoft VPN solution. My experience has been that you cannot connect both at the same time.
What are you attempting to accomplish?
May 13, 2009 at 3:41 UTC
I have an employee that needs to connect to our Work VPN and a unrelated VPN for accessing other data.
I have unticked the option "Use defaut Gateway on remote network" under advanced tcp/ip settings of the VPN and I can now connect to both.
Checkpoint has an office mode that assigns me an ip adress but does not do this when I connect when already on a VPN.
Very strange...
Investigating still...
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https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=51294 --- Comment #15 from firstname.lastname@example.com --- Not expanding and having no option to expand external war files is a major inconvenience for us as well. The fact that the unpackWAR attribute in the context, when explicitly set to true, does not result in the war being unpacked is very unintuitive. It would normally expect that an explicit setting on that should trump all other defaults/behavior. However as a workaround, I have found that making an appropriately named symlink inside the webapps directory pointing to the external war seems to suffice. This may be an acceptable long term solution. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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I just graduated from Med school and so I guess I am in between jobs at the moment, trying to figure out what to do with my life. I probably wouldn't mind going for a PhD if I could just decide on which subject I find most interesting and of course if there is a position open in that field. But I guess we'll have to see what happens in the future.
I guess that I should also mention that I have an MSc in Electrical Engineering. So what in the world made me go to med school? Well, I had what you could call a mentor where I worked when I was fresh out of uni. He was the one I could always go to when I had questions or needed advice. Unfortunately he passed away about five years ago in cancer and the place I worked at never felt the same again after that. So I guess it got me thinking about the choices I had made in life and what I wanted to do with my life. Well, to make a long story short I decided that I wanted to do something that made a difference in someone else's life. At the end of the day I hope that, maybe the world's a bit better place than it was when I got out of the bed in the morning. Perhaps a bit idealistic but I guess that's just who I am.
I can't say that I am very materialistic. Which is one of the reasons I have managed to spend ten years at uni without much effort. But well, all good things must end at some point. I guess my end is in sight and just a year and a half from now you might find me working as an intern somewhere.
Aside from that I am a verbal person who enjoys conversations, literature, photography and a few other things. I do also love cooking which is always good fun in the company of friends. Good food is always best enjoyed in the company of friends, right?
I am curious, happy, and positive
Learning new stuff :)
A good listener
I like vampire movies and SciFi
When it comes to music I guess that I would have to say hard rock, some synth, and what ever that's playing on the radio.
Home cooking is always nice. But Chinese, TexMex, French, Greek and Mediterranean cuisine would have to be my favorites.
My computer
My stethoscope
An evening out with friends, talking over a couple of beers is always nice. I would say that I am more interested in going to places where you are actually able to talk to people rather than just seeing their lips move.
A nice evening at home with someone special sharing a nice meal and a quiet evening is also quite nice. So I guess it more depends on what I feel like doing than anything else... I'm very flexible.


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One of the first ways in which many begin to depart from the group think of the vast cucked masses is by ceasing to agree with the proposition that racial or ethnic diversity is somehow inherently beneficial—or even vital—to the health and ultimate survival or a civilization. Many reading this would probably agree that is the epitome of the racial red pill and the premise from which many other alt right and white nationalist ideologies stem. But what are the historic origins of the myth of "muh diversity"? TBH fam, I think this is a clear cut case of correlation being mistaken for causation.
Throughout history, virtually all advanced civilizations and vast empires relied on centers of trade for much of their wealth and (((elite))) culture. Whether desert outposts or port cities, these diverse, urbane places often existed as the centers of education and religious devotion—and perhaps more importantly wealth and socialite success—for the more homogenous masses of modest means from the countryside. Even those whose wealth was more tied to the inland agricultural heartlands of these societies utilized urban centers of commerce to buy expensive luxury goods and other symbols of privilege, status and sophistication.
By their very nature these settlements tended to be more racially and ethnically diverse as long distance trade networks necessitated translators, appraisers and those with access to foreign trade networks. In Ancient Egypt, for instance, whether a city was a desert Oasis such as Dakhla, which attracted Temehu traders from what is modern day Libya; a port city such as Thonis, which attracted Greeks; or an eastern metropolis like Pelusium, which was peopled in part by Persians and Semites; a person living at the time would certainly have noticed a connection between the presence of foreigners and the presence of wealth.
The problem is that, as is often the case, people tend to confuse correlation with causation. This common logical fallacy, known in Latin as cum hoc ergo propter hoc, or "with this, therefore because of this," can be illustrated in many cases where the behavior and customs of the wealthy, educated and powerful are thought to possess their own inherent value, positively affecting the health, wealth or education of anyone who assumes these characteristics. Instead of the reality that, like hipster glasses or designer purses, these trends are mere accessories rather than the necessary accoutrements of civilization and high culture, many will assume the latter. In contemporary American culture, Basketball American Affirmative Action-aided academics such as Cornel West seem to exemplify this phenomenon by appropriating the appearance of a mid-20th Century academic a la Albert Einstein, while lacking in the intellect department, especially when compared to more serious scholars. Indeed, even West's first name is a misspelling of an Ivy League school. Whether on purpose or by chance, his very identity exemplifies the full circle jerk of Diversity ™ Inc.'s magic thinking: Take a gibberish-spouting Dindu and dress him like some mockery of an East Coast intellectual—step three: profit.
It's no wonder that modern day Americans and Europeans erroneously look at large, mercantile crossroads such as London, Paris, Rome, New York, New Orleans, Boston, and San Francisco, and Shanghai as the ideal that entire nations need to strive towards. The reality is that, while these places were indeed diverse in many ways, the diversity was a consequence of logistical and economic realities rather than as some mystical origin of wealth creation and vitality. Furthermore, the historic diversity of these places is, IMO, often exaggerated in the popular imagination. Most of the diversity was historically limited to the waterfronts and designated quarters of the city, and many of these locations regulated the inroads foreigners could incur within the larger society. Also, for all the wealth and culture generated in these alleged bastions of free trade and migration, it could more convincingly be argued that decadence, idleness, degeneracy and the ultimate decline of civilizations almost always emanate from these diverse urban centers.


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After much strolling (and a disillusioning absence of mutant dinosaurs), Tris and Co. run over a cutting edge city, loaded with people who've been viewing Tris all her life, Truman Show-style. (Recollect that: She's a science test.) Now that Tris discovered their message and made a trip for a visit, the test is over—or so Tris would trust. These advanced friends in need will swoop into Chicago, control Evelyn and improve everything. Correct?
No doubt, about that.Tris (genuine name: Beatrice, similar to the dispatcher of salvation in Dante's Divine Comedy) implies well. While hesitant to tackle an authority part in war-torn Chicago, she truly needs to help these people. What's more, when she goes over the state of advanced survivors, she's slanted to trust them, trusting her trust can prompt salvation for her, as well as everybody back home.
Be that as it may, when it turns out to be clear that such confidence in her kindred man has been lost, Tris works just as difficult to balance the delayed consequences, attempting to spare her companions, as well as the whole city of Chicago from a ghastly destiny.
Despite the fact that they invest an excessive amount of energy kissing at improper minutes, Tris and Four plainly think about each other's prosperity. What's more, in spite of her sibling's selling out only one film back, Tris still spares Caleb from the furious masses. "It's your specialty for family," she clarifies. Later, Caleb has an opportunity to give back the favor.Four makes Rambo resemble a balanced bookkeeper here, thumping out or out and out slaughtering many individuals when the state of mind strikes. He and others take part in a large group of hand-to-hand fights, now and again finishing with a blade to the gut or neck. (The battles are frantic and shaking, however once in a while grisly.) Regular gunfights push the setback tally significantly higher. Beam's script squirms eagerly in the middle of over a wide span of time, showing the viewer to monitor time through the persistent obscuring and helping of Ejiofor's whiskers. In 2015, Kasten and his trusty old partner Bumpy (Dean Norris) endeavor to capture the man they believe is Marzin — against the better judgment of head prosecutor Claire Sloan (Kidman), who, for Cobb's purpose, can't stand to see the culprit sneak past their fingers once more. In 2002, we learn, Marzin (Joe Cole) was a covert witness who had invaded a terrorist cell potentially joined with the mosque — an "in" that made him for all intents and purposes untouchable where the Bureau was concerned. In any case, pretty much as Campanella's film decreased its military and political connection to socially cognizant window dressing, so this "Mystery in Their Eyes" treats its post-9/11 minute as an elusive red herring, but one that viably underscores how contending government hobbies can upset the quest for equity.


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FLDSMDFR is the main plot element setting of Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs And Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs 2. It is Flint's Food Machine that makes it rain food.
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Although it was good at first by raining Chesse Burgers and then the Greedy Mayor Shelbourne wanted all of Flint's food. And then the FLDSMDFR was destroying the town of Sallow Falls and it became Bad.
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It was seen again in the sequel where it made food monsters in Sallow Falls and it was seen for the rest of the film.
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Today would have been David Bowie's 70th birthday (it's hard to believe that the music genius died almost a year ago, on 10 January). The Victoria & Albert Museum has organised a wealth of events on 8 January celebrating the rock god, from a choir performance of groundbreaking Bowie tracks such as Heroes, to a guitar session led by Nigel Jones which focuses on the chord structures on the album The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars. The day will close with a screening of the feature film David Bowie Is Happening Now, filmed on the closing night of the exhibition David Bowie Is, which opened at the museum in 2013 (Pulp front-man Jarvis Cocker, the artist Jeremy Deller and other fans and collaborators discuss key objects charting Bowie's artistic career). Meanwhile, David Bowie Is opens in Japan today at the Terrada G1 in Tokyo (until 9 April). This stint is the ninth international tour venue for the exhibition which has been seen by more than 1.5 million visitors worldwide, making the show the most visited in the museum's 164-year history.
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The rest of this profile was written at a time when I was looking for something a bit more full-time.... I don't have the energy to rewrite it all at the moment, and it will tell you quite a bit about who I am, so it isn't a waste to read it; but bear the above in mind as you do. :-)
Right, make yourselves comfortable; this is going to take a while...!
I'm an older man looking for a younger woman who is looking for an older man - a father-figure in search of a daughter-figure, if you like.
As a young man (half a lifetime ago) I was rarely interested in women my own age; instead I found myself craving a partner in her 30s or even 40s - someone who had something to say that I was interested in listening to. But recently, that has changed.
I have no children of my own - not a decision I regret (and not something I will change my mind about) as I really have no interest in them - other people's kids are fun for about 20 minutes, but then I run out of energy and want to give them back. :-) But I think there's a biological instinct in me that expects to have children by now (and, indeed, grown-up children).
Possibly for that reason, I now find myself drawn towards women much younger than myself, and not just erotically, but with a curious, almost protective feeling.
Only a few years ago, I might have doubted it was possible for there to be a genuine connection between two people separated by 20 years or more; but, since actually trying it, I have been very pleasantly surprised by just how comfortable and "right" it can feel.
In recent involvements there has often been what one young woman described (with a smile) as a "Freudian subtext": when we go out together I find myself saying things like "now, are you sure you're going to be warm enough?" (blush) It's a pleasant feeling. :-)
So, I'm setting up this profile to look for younger women who find older partners more interesting (in the same way that I did when I was their age).
I am fully aware that, for approximately 99% of younger women, even thinking about getting involved with a man in his 40's is enough to induce vomiting; that's entirely understandable, and the best of luck to you all. :-) But if you happen to be a member of the other 1%... say hello!
[As this has apparently been causing some confusion, I guess I need to spell this out: I'm looking for a partner, a girlfriend, a lover, or a friend-with-benefits; in other words, something that includes sex :-) but which is *not* only about sex and nothing else. On top of that, I would like there to be at least a hint of something father/daughter-ish about it as well: that could be very subtle, or it could be as obvious as me actually reading you bedtime stories.
Oh, and if you're interested in D/s and you're an s then you should probably also get in touch.]
There's a place I go walking sometimes, along the river Lea, near Tottenham Hale. On the side of one of the houses is a sign which reads "Misuse of Life Saving Equipment in this Garden Will Lead to Prosecution."
I suspect they meant "Misuse of THE Life-Saving Equipment in this Garden..." - in other words, there is some equipment in there, please don't mess with it. But by missing out the definite article it becomes a far more general warning concerning the misuse of ANY life-saving equipment there, regardless of origin.
This conjures up an image in my mind of disreputable people bringing their own life-saving equipment with them, specifically in order to steal into the garden in the dead of night and misuse it there.
Can this (I ask myself) really be such a serious problem that it's necessary to threaten the miscreants with prosecution in order to keep them away? Or am I being naive about this, and we're actually in the grip of a national crime-wave, with people misusing life-saving equipment in gardens all over the country, and I've just been too wrapped up in myself to notice?
When it comes to one particular type of intelligence - logic, analysis, abstract reasoning - I may be the smartest person you know. Doubtless that sounds arrogant; but if I were (say) a professional tennis player, it would be a simple statement of fact to say that I might well have a faster reaction time and better hand-eye coordination than anyone else you knew - someone without those qualities couldn't do the job. To be able to do my actual job well, a person needs a brain that thinks faster, clearer, and at a higher level of abstraction than normal.
I'm well-read, well-spoken, and have enough padding that I am pleasant to cuddle. :-)
I can be a bit reserved and "British" sometimes: I'm very open, and honest, and will happily answer any question you ask me, but I tend not to put on extravagant displays of emotion. People who constantly shout and scream make me uneasy.
I'm old-fashioned in some ways - I've never enjoyed loud parties, and when I listen to music it's classical; I hold open doors for people, and say thank you when they do the same for me. But I'm also very liberal: I rarely dissaprove of any action unless it is measurably harmful to someone other than the person doing it; I find it absurd that there should be any legal distinction between same-sex and different-sex marriages, and almost as absurd that it shouldn't be possible for a marriage to include more than two people if that's what they all want; I am constantly baffled as to why anyone thinks keeping drugs or prostitution illegal actually helps anything.
I like many cats better than some people.
Sexually speaking, I can be strongly dominant if you like that sort of thing; and I can also not be dominant at all if you don't. (But I'm never submissive).
I'm a bit less "sloppy" than OKCupid's personality profile thinks I am; also less "competitive", much more "logical", "giving" and "kind" and a bit more "creative".
I am direct, and don't like "white lies".
My sense of humour is sufficiently dead-pan that people sometimes don't realise when I'm joking.
I am a bit of pedant, but usually manage to keep it in check. :-) (It's not all bad. I can at least distinguish between "your", "you're", "yaw", and "yore" without any difficulty.)
I loathe rude, inconsiderate people, and would feel thoroughly miserable if you ever thought I was one.
I'm very tactile, and suspect that quite a few of the world's problems ultimately come down to a lack of hugs.
I am willing to pay more for good cheese.
I can be as strict as you need me to be, and as gentle as you need me to be.
Figuring things out.
Cuddling you.
Giving advice.
Reading stories and doing all the different voices.
Cuddling you some more just to make absolutely sure you weren't left insufficiently cuddled the last time round.
Eating chocolate.
Talking to cats.
Kissing your neck when you're trying to concentrate on something else.
Cuddling you again. Just "because". :-p
I'm geeky enough to thoroughly enjoy sci-fi and fantasy, patient enough to appreciate Dickens or Austen, and theatrical enough to occasionally read Shakespeare for fun; I have a sense of humour that appreciates Terry Pratchett, Douglas Adams and "The Goon Show".
I enjoy pretty much any film that is interestingly written, well-acted, attractively composed, and competently directed. Sadly this seems to be a rarity these days. :-( But recently I enjoyed "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol", "The Artist" and "Avengers Assemble" and I've been watching "Game of Thrones" and "The Sopranos" on TV. I'm also fonder of animated films than most people my age.
Apparently there's a code that says I have to mention the movie "Secretary". I don't actually like James Spader or Maggie Gyllenhaal very much, but, you know, it's The Code (nudge nudge, wink wink) so I guess I'd better mention it. ;-)
Code or no code, I'd rather be very slowly executed than even pretend to like "50 Shades of Grey". You know it started life as a piece of "Twilight" fan-fiction, right? (mutter)
For food, I like strong flavours: Indian, Italian, Mexican, Thai; if I had to pick just one then probably Indian. When it comes to alcohol I tend to undermine my virility by drinking girly things like Baileys, Archers with orange juice, sweet sherry, or port.
So, instead, here are seven things I quite definitely COULD do without:
1) Cheap sausages.
2) Films directed by Michael Bay.
3) People with limp handshakes.
4) Wasps. Exterminate them all!
5) "Reality" TV.
6) People who tell me to calm down.
7) Any remaining wasps that somehow managed to avoid being identified back at item number 4. (Sneaky little bastards).
- Why so many people voted UKIP in the last European election. I mean, what made everyone think it was a good idea to elect as Britain's representatives in the EU a bunch of people whose primary political belief is that Britain shouldn't be represented in the EU?
- How much it ages me that I can still remember when Jim Carrey was funny.
- Why, in the "Most private thing you are willing to admit" section on this site do so few people actually admit anything? It makes no sense to say "The most private thing I am willing to admit is something that is so private I'm not willing to admit it."
- If there's any story involving time-travel that actually hangs together logically.
- Why so many people seem to be under the impression that Russell Brand is an actor (or indeed that he is a brilliant political commentator and intellectual revolutionary).
- The logistics of Noah's Ark. For instance, afterwards, how did the kangaroos get back to Australia from Mount Sinai? (Hop across the Indian Ocean? Find small islands and ride them along the Continental Drift like little kangaroo kayaks?) How did the olive trees survive for months under several miles of salt water? And, when the lions got home to Africa, how did they avoid making an entire species of herbivore extinct with every kill? (Antelope-flavoured manna, maybe?)
- Why do shops that cut keys always mend shoes as well? Is there only one operating manual for a key-cutting machine in the entire world and you have to walk across hot coals to get to it? With chinese flutes playing in the background, and amid wreaths of incense smoke, I imagine the eager young oriental student entering the temple, and saying to the venerable sage (in a dodgy chinese accent): "Master! I wish to learn Great Secret of Key-Cutting!" "First, Grasshopper," the sage intones, "you must study Ancient Art of Shoe Repair: only he whose shoes are without holes may learn the secrets of The Machine!"
2) "Currently" is probably an over-optimistic assessment.
You should definitely not, I repeat, NOT, I repeat, ***NOT*** message me if:
- You are going to need more than a few days of chatting online before you're comfortable meeting for a drink. I am not on here to look for pen-friends.
- You're looking for a "sugar daddy" - i.e. someone who will give you money or gifts in exchange for sex. (And if your profile contains the phrase "mutually beneficial" then please save us both a lot of aggravation and move on, right now...).
- When you've been exchanging messages with someone on OKC but find yourself losing interest, you think it's okay not to bother telling the other person that you aren't interested any more, but instead you just go silent and ignore them. (I'm serious about this: if you would even consider doing that, GO AWAY).
- And I really shouldn't have to spell this out, but several messages I've received lately have made it clear that I do need to: please don't message me if you're actually under-age! :-o
You *SHOULD* message me if:
- You are considerably younger than I am.
- The fact that I'm a lot older than you are strikes you as a positive thing (not as a problem to overcome).
- You spotted the bit in my Details section where it says "Relationship type: strictly non-monogamous" and you think it won't be an issue. (And if you aren't sure what that means, you should probably ask!)
- And particularly if you know what D/lg, DD/lg or D/bg is and you're looking for a D or a DD; or alternatively if you know what D/s is about and you're looking for a D.
Bonus points if:
- After reading the "My Personality in a Nutshell" section of my self-summary you felt inspired to organise a "Misusing Life-Saving Equipment in Gardens" flash mob. (BYOLSE).
- You think Tyrion is sexier than Jaime.
- You actually managed to read all the way through my profile without collapsing from exhaustion.
- Your message contains the word "platypus". (That's just a test to see if you actually read this far!)


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About the Book
My first portfolio book and also my first time trying out blurb. Initially the book was private, simply a portfolio for me to showcase my work to prospective clients. I've since opened it up to the public in the event that others like my art enough to purchase it.
Just like my interests the photos in this book are quite varied, ranging from landscapes and lightning photography to portraits and macro work.
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- Category Fine Art Photography
Small Square, 7×7 in, 18×18 cm
80 Pages
- Publish Date Oct 08, 2007
- Tags portfolio, photography, lanscapes, portraits, macro, lightning, saskatoon, saskatchewan, canada, jphphotography
About the Creator
I'm a very creative person, from as early as I can remember I was always making things. I'm always trying to learn new things and my interests are very wide and varied. I don't try to limit myself to just the arts or just the sciences, sometimes I even blend the two. I started to get into photography when I was about 19 and it didn't take long for me to become quite serious about it. I've been at it for almost a decade now and could most likely quit my regular job to do it full time if I chose to. Instead I prefer to keep it as a hobby so that I don't kill the enjoyment of it by turning it into a job.
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Analysis: The issues and interests behind North Dakota's higher ed crisis
North Dakota looks poised for a big fight over higher education. Governing the state's colleges and universities has bedeviled the state since the beginning, and there have been several crises. The current situation seems heading in that direction.
Here's a brief tutorial about the issues and the interests in play.
First, how is higher education to be governed? Who hires its leadership and to whom does it report? Who provides the funding? Who decides how it is used?
These are important questions and the answers are as urgent as they are uncertain. They involve public colleges, funded by tax dollars and educating the state's young people.
North Dakota's answer -- the current North Dakota University System -- grew out of a purge of faculty at the ag school, now North Dakota State University. An initiative entrenched the Board of Higher Education, which hired the commissioner of higher education.
The problem was that the board and its officers were weak, and every legislative session saw competition between the colleges and universities. In the 1980s, reformers tried to end that by strengthening the board and making the colleges more clearly subservient to the board and its officers. That didn't work, because not all the campuses played along. Under intense criticism from a variety of viewpoints for a variety of issues, the board reacted by hiring Hamid Shirvani to be chancellor in the hope that he would provide the tough leadership that would be necessary to build a real system.
Of course, there have been many permutations of these basic issues. A notable one occurred in the 1970s, when a referral attempted to end funding for the University of North Dakota. The state's Supreme Court disallowed the referral, arguing that the state constitution requires funding the university - and its sister institutions - since they are named in the document.
The court has never been asked to determine exactly what the relationship between the board and the Legislature is, however, and both are jealous of their own prerogatives. This is especially true of conservative legislators, who believe the higher education system should be directly responsible to them, or alternatively, to the governor.
The board and its supporters argue that would open the system to partisan abuse, precisely the kind of thing that led to the purge and the birth of the board in the first place.
So those are the ideological outlines -- with plenty of nuances, of course.
Then there are the interests.
These are myriad. To begin with, there are the taxpayers, of course. Then there are the communities in which the state's 11 state-supported institutions are located. Then there are alums of the institutions themselves. Then there are economic blocs. Most of the state's successful agribusiness people are aligned with NDSU. Virtually all of the state's lawyers are UND graduates. So are many of its doctors and its newspaper editors.
Let's not forget the students, who have their own interest in this battle.
Then there are the ideologues. Among these are populist conservatives who argue that the system is out of control, irresponsible, unresponsive, not accountable and too expensive. On the other side are what might be thought of as the education lobby, including thousands of people who work for the colleges and universities in the state.
All of these groups took notice last week when the relationship between campuses and the board office was reopened.
At its simplest, the controversy is about this relationship - but that masks the bigger, more complex issues at play.
This is more than a dispute between the chancellor and a single university president, although that's how the board has tried to portray it.
What's next?
A big legislative battle seems probable, and it could start Thursday, when the Senate Appropriations Committee will consider item that stirred all of this, an office for the chancellor in a technology building on the UND campus.
A fight over higher education has the potential to fracture the Republican legislative majority. The higher education web enmeshes most of them, often in contradictory ways. A coalition in support of the board isn't unthinkable, since that would be the least threatening outcome and supporters of individual schools might find common ground there. Or the idea of a strong system could be thrown over. This would lead to more competition for resources and more legislative involvement in managing the schools. Or voters may be asked to settle the issue by amending the constitution.
It may be that the governor will be the most important player. Jack Dalrymple is a Yale University graduate, and he may be among the few North Dakotans without an emotional tie to any of the state's colleges. He's also a pragmatic politician. So far, he's been quiet, at least publicly, about the storm that's brewing.