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Model Number: FDB1980RGQ0 Brand: Frigidaire Age: Less than 1 year
[FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,'lucida grande',arial,helvetica,sans-serif]I have recently purchased from you the control board and selector switch board for my Frigidaire dishwasher model FDB1980RGQ0 and serial # TH74116903, but it still does not work. I am getting very frustrated. [/font] [FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,'lucida grande',arial,helvetica,sans-serif]Let me start at the beginning. One day it just stopped working. I pulled it out and turned it on its side and I noticed a burnt electrical connector. It was connected to a thermostat, there are two, this one is on the left if you are looking at the machine upright from the front. It seemed to be an obvious problem but I replaced the thermostat and redid the wire and the machine still did not work. After reading several of the question and answers on your site, I decided to replace the control board. It still did not work. I then decided to replace the selector switches because I read on your site that they are often replaced together. It still does not work.[/font] [FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,'lucida grande',arial,helvetica,sans-serif]It does however give me what must be an error code. The Drying, Clean and Sanitized LEDs flash in unison. If I shut the door the upper rack light also flashes. If I push the Start/Cancel button then the Lock LED flashes along with them, but only as I am holding the start/cancel button down.[/font] [FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,'lucida grande',arial,helvetica,sans-serif]I tried to do the self test according to the directions found inside of the front door, but it does not seem to do anything. When I push the buttons I can hear something on the control board click but the machine does nothing. I thought that maybe the machine was just not filling with water and that maybe if I put water in it it would start, but nothing happened. I filled it until water was about to come out the door.[/font] [FONT=verdana,geneva,lucida,'lucida grande',arial,helvetica,sans-serif] Read more: Frigidaire Dishwasher doesn't do anything http://forum.appliancepartspros.com [/font] Related Models |
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Matriptase is a novel initiator of cartilage matrix degradation in osteoarthritis
Milner, Jennifer M and Patel, Amit and Davidson, Rose K and Swingler, Tracey E and Desilets, Antoine and Young, David A and Kelso, Elizabeth B and Donell, Simon T and Cawston, Tim E and Clark, Ian M and Ferrell, William R and Plevin, Robin and Lockhart, John C and Leduc, Richard and Rowan, Andrew D (2010) Matriptase is a novel initiator of cartilage matrix degradation in osteoarthritis. Arthritis and Rheumatism, 62 (7). pp. 1955-1966.
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Increasing evidence implicates serine proteinases in pathologic tissue turnover. The aim of this study was to assess the role of the transmembrane serine proteinase matriptase in cartilage destruction in osteoarthritis (OA).
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ID code: | 33825 |
Keywords: | animals, cartilage, articular, cattle, chondrocytes, extracellular matrix, femoral neck fractures, gene expression regulation, enzymologic, humans , matrix metalloproteinases, mice, mice, inbred C57BL, mice, knockout, osteoarthritis, hip, proteinase inhibitory proteins, secretory, receptor, PAR-2, serine endopeptidases, Pharmacy and materia medica, Probabilities. Mathematical statistics, Immunology, Rheumatology, Pharmacology (medical), Immunology and Allergy |
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Department: | Faculty of Science > Mathematics and Statistics Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) > School of Humanities > English Faculty of Science > Strathclyde Institute of Pharmacy and Biomedical Sciences |
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Date Deposited: | 15 Mar 2012 15:18 |
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Adventure Education was born out of the concept that play can be purposeful – through natural forms of recreation and leisure one can attain personal growth. As this form of education evolved, it became more defined.Outward Bound used the natural environment for youth development programs in the 1940s that included activities like orienteering, expeditions, service and simulations. In fact, it has been said that the concept of "ropes" courses actually started on sailing ships!
The disequilibrium created by "looking risk in the face" produced a perfect platform for introducing leadership and life skills. Project Adventure brought simulated activities into the classroom in the 1970s and then transferred learning into other areas of life. The concept of transfer of learning is the most important purpose of adventure education: taking what is learned in a simulation and transferring it back to the school, home, field, court, office, or other environment. Bradford Woods began using challenge courses (or ropes courses) in the early 1980s during summer camp and then extended their use to environmental education programs. Soon after, Adventure Education became its own program area.
Adventure Education Timeline
5th Century BC— Greek Philosophers: Plato & Aristotle
§Understood importance of adventure, recreation, leisure and play
§3 elements of play
§Leisure and recreation is the way to personal growth and attainment of the good life
Late 1800s-early 1900s—Philosophers: John Dewey& William James
§True behaviors surface during adversity (speech given in 1907:The Moral Equivalence of War)
§Freedom to develop naturally, interest is motive of all work (Dewey)
§Making the outdoors the classroom for outdoor activities (Dewey)
1920—Kurt Hahn
§Founded coeducational, residential school in Germany
§Focused on respect, social justice, service in community, and equality
§Closed by Nazi's and Hahn imprisoned
§Released to United Kingdom
§Asked to find reasoning in decline of youthful sailor's attitudes and ability to survive as an effective sailor
1941—Outward Bound
§Intended to provide experiences through adventure to turn attitudes around
§OB Wales
§Program for youth
§Participants sponsored by shipping companies, police and fire departments, local governments, and schools
§30 day courses
§Orienteering, search and rescue, athletics, sailing, mountain and ocean expeditions, service to community, and obstacle courses designed to simulate tasks and risks on a sailing vessel
§Predecessor of modern challenge courses and high elements
1962—First OB America founded in Marble, Colorado
1965— National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS) founded
§Train Outdoor Leaders
§Standards, certifications
1971—Project Adventure (PA), Jerry Pieh
§Adventure in Classroom
§Key component: Transfer
§Lessons learned in cooperation and problem solving during P.E. classes
§Directly used and applied in school projects
1976—Association for Experiential Education (AEE)
§Conferences, workshops, publications
§Resource for the outdoor professional
§Appalachian State University
1977—Wilderness Education Association (WEA)
§Membership based on colleges and universities departments
§"Wilderness Preservation Through Education"
§Western Illinois University
1982 – Bradford Woods
§Summer programming and outdoor education utilizing challenge courses
§Challenge course training begins outside of outdoor education programs
Today, Adventure Education at Bradford woods seeks to provide innovative learning opportunities that enable individuals, groups, organizations, and communities to maximize their potential. These program designs may focus on team and community development, interpersonal reflection, personal skill growth, outdoor technical skills, leadership and adventure therapy. Professionally trained instructors facilitate participants through challenge courses and adventure-based activities.
Adventure education uses unique situations and purposeful activities to provide an environment for learning. Specific activity sequences and program outlines are created based on the group's desired outcomes described in a group profile form. Our goal at Bradford Woods is to create a safe simulated environment where learning may transfer directly to the school, community, home, or workplace.
While we love to use our facility at Bradford Woods, we can easily go to your location of choice for a program.
A paramount principle for all activities at Bradford Woods is Challenge by Choice©. This term originated with Project Adventure and has since become almost universally adopted by the Challenge Course industry. It means that we as facilitators offer both physical and psychological challenges to individual participants but they choose their level of engagement in the particular challenge. Our challenge courses and activities are designed to offer differing levels of challenge to participants. We operate inclusive programs meaning anyone of any ability is able to join.
We seek to be innovative and continue connecting with like-minded professionals in the industry. Most recently,
Bradford Woods was host to the 2010 Association for Experiential Education AEE Mid-States conference. We attended and presented at the 2010 American Camp Assocation ACA Mid-States conference. We attended the 2010 Association for Challenge Course Technology ACCT International Challenge Course Symposium and remain active in the industry through a variety of affiliations. Our challenge courses are inspected annually by an approved vendor of the ACCT and we train our facilitator according to industry accepted standards.


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On Sat, May 19, 2012 at 9:32 AM, Nelson Marques <firstname.lastname@example.com>wrote: > Dear all, > > I've done beta upgrade to RHEL 6.3 yesterday and runned against a > problem, openoffice (one of the reasons why I subscribed RHEL) was > replaced by LibreOffice. I've picked up the archive with Apache > OpenOffice RPMS and set up a local repository to install Apache > OpenOffice. I've found a few problems: > > 1) Vendor distributed LibreOffice has Epoch defined (1:), uncool > stuff (Red Hat should know to do better than this). This literally > creates a nightmare for less experienced users who want to install > Apache OpenOffice since a few components will always be replaced by > LibreOffice (ex: openoffice,org-ure) RPMs. The only way to override > this is to explicitly blacklist libreoffice in yum.conf (exclude: > libreoffice*). > > I would suggest that Apache OpenOffice would distribute AAO RPMS with > Epoch defined to an absurd number... pretty much what Sun/Oracle do > with Java JDK which uses an epoch of 2000. This would most likely > obliterate bad practices from vendors which use Epoch. > > According to a previous talk with someone who knows, once Epoch is > introduced in a package on Red Hat, it remains there till the end of > days... this to say... Unless you guys introduce some changes on > packaging the RPMs, vendors like Red Hat created an unholy mess for > their users who don't want to use LibreOffice. > Nelson-- Thanks for bringing this to our attention. We do seem to be having some rather difficult issues with some of the Linux installs, and perhaps, this is one of the reasons. Maybe someone else can answer your other questions. > > Extra Questions: > > 1) Is there a tarbal with pre-build binaries ? I would like to > repackage AOO to a more clean stuff for my personal usage (not > thinking on rebuilding it, though if it becomes necessary, not a > problem either). > > 2) If 1) is possible, then I would like to create a few packages > localized for European Portuguese including post-treaty dictionaries > and pre-treaty (the ones I use) dictionaries. > > > Thanks, > NM > > > > > -- > Nelson Marques > // I've stopped trying to understand sandwiches with a third piece of > bread in the middle... > -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MzK "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated." -- Mark Twain | |
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(HEAVY FRIENDS is a segment where Robby geeks out on the latest and greatest in new heavy music. This time, we have a doozy...)
Converge is a band with an enormous reputation behind them; they've built that reputation by crafting some of the most fearsome, relentless, creative, and inventive music in hardcore, metalcore, or mathcore, period. Albums like You Fail Me, No Heroes, and what rightfully is considered their magnum opus Jane Doe, are all the proof you need to say that Converge may be the most important hardcore act of the last 15 years. Whenever Converge puts out a new record its always an event for the hardcore community, and if any band is capable to consistently meet up to that expectation time after time, Converge has once again proven that they are that band.
All We Love We Leave Behind jumps right out of the gate with "Aimless Arrow" which has the sheer unstoppable force that is familiar to longtime listeners of Converge, as well as the complex guitar patterns of Kurt Ballou. But where this track brings a bit of a surprise is in frontman Jacob Bannon's vocals, which vary in style but more often than not are performed in a screamed style (a very unique one at that). On this opening track you can say Bannon sings cleanly, but without a clear melody and in such an anguished style it couldn't be a conventionally accessible vocal by any means. This vocal performance adds great, devastating humanity to the track, and that's the first show of a great theme of this record: humanity.
"Sadness Comes Home" begins in such a style that if it had a fuzzier, beefier guitar tone it might have passed for a sludge metal track. But it ain't long until Converge's hardcore punk ferocity bursts through the gate, and Kurt's guitar work is especially notable here. "Sparrow's Fall" is one of the most unrelenting tracks on the album, and it brings the band to such a raw, primal state the hardcore nuts won't be able to get over it.
After some very overwhelming numbers, we find the first real change of speed and mood; while Converge are known for their faster, hardcore punk style music, they really know how to make slow burners, with tracks like "Jane Doe", "Plagues", "You Fail Me", and "Worms Will Feed" to show for it. "A Glacial Pace" has a sense of doom all around it; the busy drumming in the beginning and whispered vocals indicate something to come, and as the track does get going you can just feel Jacob Bannon's continued anguish in his vocals. When the song builds up to a destructive, monstrous climax, if the hair on the back of your neck isn't raised, it means the song has annihilated you first.
The height of intensity on this album has to come between the tracks "Coral Blue" and the following "Shame in the Way". The former is likely the doomiest track on the whole album, with a sludgy riff starting it off followed by some more whispered vocals from Bannon. It's just impeccable how well this band can build tension and be, well, intense, whether they're being fast or slow. At the track's quietest moment, at 2 and a half minutes, Ballou just plays a guitar interlude, and it finds its own way to be suspenseful and intense. The buildup afterward is just too good for words. The way the track transitions into the next, "Shame in the Way", is just amazing; the rising drums followed by the pummeling guitar chords, I just can't get enough of it.
I've gone through what alot of this album has to offer, and basically if you've loved the album up to this point, you're gonna love the rest of it. A problem some might have with this record is that, in some ways, Converge really hasn't changed up their formula too much. This record doesn't have near the level of experimentation and left hooks that Axe to Fall has, and maybe some would call this record "Converge as usual", besides a couple of the slower tunes. If that opinion is yours, then that's fine, and understandable; but to me the way Converge writes and performs their material makes it so fresh and creative in my mind that I don't care if they've been down this road before. From where I'm standing, no matter how long they've been kicking Converge still put their own stamp on this hardcore style and show all the imitators who's boss. Even through this record's miniscule flaws, that's damn well good enough for me.
Score: strong 8/light 9
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I thought this album was a bit different from the others and it shines for that reason. It feels like a hardcore band this time around and I noticed a little of ALL PIGS MUST DIE on some of the tracks(but I didn't mind) and I love the lyrics plus the cd packaging is great as well so all and all I agree with your score.
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There was a Marat Safin sighting over the weekend, as the former-pro-turned-Russian-sports-exec played in an exhibition tournament in Moscow (click here for an update on Safin's new career.) Enjoy!
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This 48" Sandwich & Salad Prep Table Beverage Air Sandwich/Salad Prep Table 48" Elite Series [SPE48-08] is full of great features. It has two swinging doors, four shelves and boasts seven cubic feet of space. Stainless steel construction ensures that your kitchen looks stylish while prolonging product life. The door is ergonomically designed for your ease and features the self-closing option. An ample workspace will enhance your productivity and organization. This unit uses an "open air" approach to keep your pans cooled at a consistent temperature. This unit is a money making machine for any deli style/type business, and will prove to be a great investment.
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Manufacturer: | Beverage Air | ||||||||||||||||
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Beverage Air is Heavy Duty, pulls temps down fast and holds it there! We work with the tops open for hours and the products stay cold because of the design of cold air blowing across the top of the pans as well as the bottom. Front breathing helps you squeeze out all the room on our line. Great customer service, great price, great brand and great unit! i reccomend this Sandwich/Salad Prep Table 48" – Elite Series [SPE48-08] , we will definitely shop here at elite restaurant equipment again!
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The final gifts (yes, plural) I made were cowlneck sweaters for me and my sister. The fabric, which unfortunately with my lack of photography skill, comes across as flat in these photos. It is not! It's a delicious, textured, shimmery Japanese silk novelty knit from Gorgeous Fabrics that when I saw it knew it had to become this sweater. I've been wanting to make this design up since I saw the pattern in the October 2005 issue of Burda. One for me, and one sized up for my sister. It's lightweight and oh so snuggly warm.
You can play around with the neck.
This is also the first time that I've sewn with a twin needle. There's a dearth of good advice on the internet regarding how to sew with a twin needle. That said, this tutorial demystified the intimidating twin needle. Maybe that's why there isn't much more written about twin needles...
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RE: My audition for 'Rock of Ages' and 'New Wave Nation'
Hi there, just checking in.
Had a great time between 4 and 7 am this morning, doing my audition for both of my shows (see title).
Talked with Larry Hillberg, who was conming on for his show "Backroads' and he raved about the 4-7 slot and said that a lot of folks are listening.
I ran of time at the end and neglected to thank Mo, who had called during New Wave Nation and said that she was digging the tunes. It was her birthday and first day of retirement and I didn't even say her name on the air! DUH!
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The reason for the mount problem is probably because many different versions of unix but many different versions of the same file system.
The *BSD's are no exception, despite their very closely shared heritage the specifics of the UFS file system have *probably* evolved independently to much for full compatibility out of the box. You can reform mat the disk easily, the handbook describes it. It basically amounts to using fdisk, disklabel (now named bsdlabel on freebsd), newfs, and editing /etc/fstab.
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So its really a Post install as i see it sysinstall It does look so confusing to me compared to what i been doing on Solaris. If i choose dedicated mode for all my other extra drives does that mean they will default to UFS which is what i want UFS i dont want Windows to access them but i dont mind if solaris does. This may take alot of time getting use to. You see i am still using BSD as a web server and never gave up using it. But as a desktop i been playing with solaris Because i am having problems writing to a dvdrw disk is the reason i am considering the change to BSD again as a desktop which is a lame excuse to switch over to a different os but there is absolutely no one out there to help me who knows what is wrong. My Drive does read and write Dvds though but not Dvd Rw on Solaris only on BSD it seems to work.
The journey is better then the destination Last edited by whispersGhost; 22nd May 2008 at 09:25 PM. |
it's easy enough to slice up the disks, no need for using dangerously dedicated mode. Windows doesn't understand FreeBSDs UFS2 and will just mark it as an 'unkown' vulme and largely ignore it.
For example my desktop triple boots Windows XP, GNU/Linux, and FreeBSD. Data storage and sharing is done via a set of FAT32 formated logical drives.
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it looks like i ran into a few problems. i have no more room to dump and backup my data. or i may be able to squeeze a little more. i seen a few sites about the errors i was getting on writing to dvdrw. a few ubuntu people solved the problem although i am using solaris. some of the commands were similar. i know my Dvd writer works fine for writing dvds on Solaris heres what i get when i try it on a dvd rw First of all i do not see a Disk show up on my desktop if its empty. so i am not even sure if it mounts when its empty. When i use a blank DVDR disk i get a prompt asking me what i want to do but i get no prompt at all with a DVD+RW disk OK i have a blank DVD+RW in here now code: cdrecord -v test-file # cdrecord -v test-file /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: No write mode specified. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Asuming -tao mode. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Future versions of cdrecord may have different drive dependent defaults. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Continuing in 5 seconds... /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: No CD/DVD-Recorder device specified. Usage: /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin [options] track1...trackn Use /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin -help to get a list of valid options. Use /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin blank=help to get a list of valid blanking options. Use /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin dev=b,t,l driveropts=help -checkdrive to get a list of drive specific options. Use /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin dev=help to get a list of possible SCSI transport specifiers. code: # cdrecord -scanbus Cdrecord-ProDVD-Clone 2.01.01a10 (i386-pc-solaris2.11) Copyright (C) 1995-2006 J�rg Schilling Warning: Using USCSI interface. Using libscg version 'schily-0.8'. scsibus3: 3,0,0 300) * 3,1,0 301) 'LITE-ON ' 'DVDRW LH-20A1P ' 'KL0A' Removable CD-ROM 3,2,0 302) * 3,3,0 303) * 3,4,0 304) * 3,5,0 305) * 3,6,0 306) * 3,7,0 307) * This time i use dev =3,1,0 code: # cdrecord -v dev=3,1,0 test-file /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: No write mode specified. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Asuming -tao mode. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Future versions of cdrecord may have different drive dependent defaults. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Continuing in 5 seconds... Cdrecord-ProDVD-Clone 2.01.01a10 (i386-pc-solaris2.11) Copyright (C) 1995-2006 J�rg Schilling TOC Type: 1 = CD-ROM scsidev: '3,1,0' scsibus: 3 target: 1 lun: 0 Warning: Using USCSI interface. Using libscg version 'schily-0.8'. SCSI buffer size: 57344 atapi: 1 Device type : Removable CD-ROM Version : 0 Response Format: 2 Capabilities : Vendor_info : 'LITE-ON ' Identifikation : 'DVDRW LH-20A1P ' Revision : 'KL0A' Device seems to be: Generic mmc2 DVD-R/DVD-RW. Current: DVD+RW Profile: DVD+R/DL Profile: DVD+R Profile: DVD+RW (current) Profile: DVD-R/DL layer jump recording Profile: DVD-R/DL sequential recording Profile: DVD-RW sequential overwrite Profile: DVD-RW restricted overwrite Profile: DVD-RAM Profile: DVD-R sequential recording Profile: DVD-ROM Profile: CD-RW Profile: CD-R Profile: CD-ROM Profile: Removable Disk Using generic SCSI-3/mmc-3 DVD+RW driver (mmc_dvdplusrw). Driver flags : DVD MMC-3 SWABAUDIO BURNFREE FORCESPEED Supported modes: PACKET SAO Drive buf size : 1068032 = 1043 KB FIFO size : 4194304 = 4096 KB /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Drive does not support TAO recording. /usr/bin/cdrecord.bin: Illegal write mode for this drive lets try help code: # cdrecord dev=help Cdrecord-ProDVD-Clone 2.01.01a10 (i386-pc-solaris2.11) Copyright (C) 1995-2006 J�rg Schilling Supported SCSI transports for this platform: Transport name: scg Transport descr.: Generic transport independent SCSI Transp. layer ind.: Target specifier: bus,target,lun Target example: 1,2,0 SCSI Bus scanning: supported Open via UNIX device: not supported Transport name: USCSI Transport descr.: SCSI transport for targets known by Solaris drivers Transp. layer ind.: USCSI: Target specifier: bus,target,lun Target example: USCSI:1,2,0 SCSI Bus scanning: supported Open via UNIX device: supported Transport name: RSCSI Transport descr.: Remote SCSI Transp. layer ind.: REMOTE: Target specifier: rscsi@host:bus,target,lun Target example: REMOTE:rscsi@host:1,2,0 SCSI Bus scanning: supported Open via UNIX device: not supported i hope i can solve the problem for now writing to DVD+RW i do not want to take any chances with Stored Data i have right now So ill stay with Solaris as my Desktop for the time being And since BSD is my Server on my other box i can still work with both i should have listened to lvlamb about reading more before moving on. but i wanted to see for myself. Anyone have any ideas at all?
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I don't use cdrecord-ProDVD but if the syntax is anything like regular cdrecord from cdrtools you might try using a -dao switch to force DAO mode. |
Yea well you remember i had OpenBSD on my Web Server i needed an extra hard drive to Move all my Extra Data, So i had taken it out and replaced it with a 40 gig drive, and for some odd reason i can not get that drive as a Master in Bios no matter how i pin it. Perhaps that is why when i try to install OpenBSD on that machine again it just tells me No Disks. i hope i do get that working at some point Not only with OpenBSD but with cgi perl MYPHP MYSQL, So i just Installed FreeBSD On that Server Box and am using that as my Web Server for now till i get some more insight on what went wrong, The last time i was too lazy to check. i still want to use OpenBSD on that machine. On This machine i am using Geos on a commodore 64 off a 5 1/4 floppy disk just kidding. Oh and no never did ever figure that PHP out even though i installed it so many ways and thought i added the proper ln the apache config file. i only needed it for a time i wanted to run that Forum i once had on my XP Box it was a Skinabble forum very nice looking. And since i do not want to put my email address on my Web page i also use to use cgi -perl And dont even know how to do that in BSD as of yet. i got a long way to go lol i just hope the commands are the same or close when i restart my firewall rules on that machine and restarting apache And if the logs are still in /var/log/httpd-access
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February 20, 2010, 20:50 | #1 |
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Unangband help
I've played a few other *bands (FAangband and Tome/Theme), and thought I'd look at Unangband. But, there's almost overwhelming choices right from the start. So, what basic characters would you go with? There seem to be too many spells, options, etc for me to get a handle of the game.
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Hm, im also hoping to find a good Unangband introduction. Sadly i havent found one.
But one thing i learned with roguelikes: Just play, you will always learn more while playing as from a manual. For the spells/races/etc you should have a look into the help-folder of your [Un] installation. There are some good introduction - which won't spoil it. So thats my hint - just play and learn. But if there is a good introduction which shows some "secrets" i would appreciate it too |
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Fortunately, many of the starting options are almost only for flavour, or effectively so until you master the game enough for them to make a difference. E.g., the difference between various men races. And, if they are for flavour, role-play and choose something that strikes your fancy. Chances are, if it role-plays well, it will also game-play well.
For the really important choices, in the birth menu you can press ? and you'll get some info. E.g. there is only one entry for men in general, but it tells you something about them. Also, some races are missing from ?, with the comment that they are strange and dangerous --- take it as a hint, that you'd better stick with those in ?. When you are experienced enough to benefit from the other races, you probably won't need the help files anyway (though you may want to get some hard numbers from the spoilers, if you are the analythical kind of player). There is also some more in-game help you'll get as you progress (unique among variants, I think). Lastly, ask here, it's fun to mentor fellow adventurers. Go, shown them! |
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You might take a look at old competitions. http://angband.oook.cz/competitions.php Look for ones using Un.
Presumably whoever created the chars had something in mind. You might get more info by reading the competition discussions and/or comments on chars submitted to the comp ladder. |
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Alternatively, you might want to try a Maia Istari - they're purposefully overpowered for beginners, can pretty much do everything well, and are not restricted from using mage and/or priest books, so you can try a bit of everything and do what you like.
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A majority of PSM tools and risk methodologies are focused on risks at individual sites or process units. For example, PHA risk ranking matrices are frequently cast in terms of consequences that occur at a plant level. However, corporations with many operating facilities need to find ways to understand and manage process risk across the entire enterprise. Effective management of process plant risks is likely to involve a mix of several strategies including risk avoidance, risk reduction, risk transfer (loss insurance) and risk retention (intentional and unintentional). In practice the mix will result from activities at a number of a number of levels within the firm, ranging from risk managers who deal with insurance aspects - probably on an aggregate corporate basis, to plant level engineers responsible for safe operation of section of individual plants. The paper discusses a framework for analysis of process facility risk which enables the mix of risk strategies to be evaluated and selected on a coherent basis at a variety of organizational levels.
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Consider Yourself Denied EP
By Invention Of Hands
The first thing I noticed was the high standard of the artwork & packaging, which would not look at all out of place in the racks at HMV; however, the CD itself is plain and detracts from the overall appearance. The audio level is high and has obviously been professionally mastered. An avant-garde front cover shows row after row of head & shoulder hairdresser dummies, all identical except for the addition of cosmetic details - rather like a Saturday night at Creation.
First track, "(eventually)", starts with Aphex Twin-like (Selected Ambient Works 2 era) wash of a lush choir pad and in the opening two minutes this track would sound beautiful with the right vocal. Unfortunately, the only vocal that appears is a rather pointless distorted spoken sample, which does not gel with its surroundings. An impossibly slow drumbeat brings with it a sense of claustrophobia, quickly passing when one climatises to the sullen and moody soundscape. While the gentle guitar riffs compliment the initial temper of the track, it soon becomes brash and a little clumsy in the latter half and is too loud within the mix. Thankfully, the melody is passed to a soft piano close.
"Telangiectasia" is led by a nicely reverbed flute riff, but I remain unconvinced after repeated listening that it is flattered by the counter melodies of the guitar and bass. The drums fall out of time at the start and end of a rather unnecessary and ineffective tempo shift climaxing the song.
Third track, "Stem", has a lovely walking bass line, with the amiable guitar and synth perfectly attuned to one another. The clean rhythm guitar sound is a little awkward, but rescues itself with a well-timed jump into distortion. Unexpectedly on first hearing, a quite wonderful female vocal arrives for the closing minute, heavily doused in ghostly reverb; giving it an ethereal quality, sounding like the more subtle of St.Etienne's samples.
A low, repetitive, panned piano starts the final track of this EP. "Lost in the Brightness" is the strongest in terms of melody and a wise choice to finish with. More focused and less meandering lead guitar work helps to create a real feel-good, thought provoking track. With the initial repetitive, hypnotic chord stabbing of the piano re-introducing itself to the foreground at the end of the CD, the mood is both relaxed and serene. That is, until an irrelevant synth squiggle briefly shudders across the speakers! Last minute studio "inspiration", by any chance?
While The Invention of Hand's debut can sound somewhat directionless at times, you would be hard pressed (and have to be a right miserable sod) not to like it. I would be most surprised if these guys did not smoke more than a little weed and would imagine that they would be best received in the late evening of an open air summer festival, after borrowing a little of their stash. Incidentally, I took a look at their website and think they are doing themselves a disservice by promoting The Invention of Hands as merchants of doom and gloom. Their debut left me feeling anything but isolated or depressed - you are not Radiohead, so stop trying to be!
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What do you do when youre hit by a quarter-life crisis? At first fancying himself an enigmatic poet twentysomething Art gradually realises that he must take action if hes going to escape his life as a struggling musician. The answer comes within the pages of a self-help book entitled Its Not Your Fault. Not content to just draw inspiration from its pages Art invites the elderly author of the book to live with him and his parents sparking off a painfully funny journey into dysfunction but towards fulfilment. Starring Robert Pattinson (Twilight Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire) as neurotic musician Art How To Be is a timely take on extended adolescence frustrated creativity and the self-help phenomenon. This wry relationship comedy is directed by Oliver Irving from his own screenplay with contributions from Johnny White and Joe Hastings.
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Developer status: contact attempt through a web-form, no response. I have also tried to contact two sites using the Unite-theme, but there has been no responses.
Update from the developer: all affected Parallelus themes are now corrected
Screen-shot of the Unite theme XSS vulnerability:
Screen-shot of a website using one of these themes - test case executes a remote Javascript:
Developer's Themeforest profile indicates over 18,000 completed sales, but not all the themes and templates are vulnerable. The number of potentially affected sites could still be high: there has been 4,816 purchases of the Unite-theme alone. Affected sites include personal blogs, but also corporate websites.
I have tested several premium WordPress themes during the last week. The number of found issues is alarming. These cases are challenging from pentesting perspective:
- identifying potentially affected sites is a big task due to high volumes
- contacting all affected sites would take too much time
- many of the developers are difficult to reach and they might consider XSS as a minor issue
Update 6-Oct-2012 - online references:
F-Secure weblog posting
Threatpost news entry
PC Maganize Securitywatch
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Clearing out the "riff-raff" in LIC
Once again, the recurring theme of "spurring development and growth in Long Island City" emerges. Look at the photos here at the Newtown Pentacle, go to our flickr group and see what other people are compelled to record and share. Does this place look undeveloped or undergrown? These are real estate interests talking, trying to grab away what remains of New York's industrial infrastructure. These buildings are full of companies that employ people in low paying jobs that you don't need a diploma or even ID to get. Greasy, necessary jobs handling garbage and other things you wouldn't like to think about. Abattoirs and crematories are part of the story, like sewers and trains, of the greatest metropolis in the history of mankind.
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In Bloomberg's bizarre Disney-esque vision for NYC 2030, there's no need for those "sordid realities of life" i.e. adequate sewage systems, service corridors for garbage transfer, industrial zones, etc.
Just Dial up "311 Mickey (or is it Mikey?)
Mouse" to solve your problems.
The man is daft!
He's creating a "Developers' Disneyland" where there once existed a viable city! - Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Oh, and Giuliani wasn't pro-development???
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
In Bloomberg's bizarre Disney-esque vision for NYC 2030, there's no need for those "sordid realities of life" i.e. adequate sewage systems, service corridors for garbage transfer, industrial zones, etc.
Not defending Bloomberg but I think the whole disney-fication of NYC, times square for example, happened under Rudy - Tuesday, June 16, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
Cleaning out the trash in Times Square was good. Decorating it with lawn chairs was bad.
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Ghouliani sucked as a mayor. He is capitalizing on a major American tragedy to change people's perception of his corrupted administration. It started with him but continued with Bloomturd!
- Tuesday, June 16, 2009
"These are real estate interests talking, trying to grab away what remains of New York's industrial infrastructure...."
And how is this happening? The LANDLORDS of these business who are generally -not- the business owners themselves are taking advantage of the same market pressures that gutted Manhattan's manufacturing base 40+ years ago.
When I worked in theater, alot of our props were bought/rented from businesses in what was then the "flower district" that area in the mid twenties on 6th ave.
I have been going to the flea markets over there for the last 17 years and gradually most of those stores I dealt with 20+ years ago have gone.
Some because their landlord sold the building out from under them, but many who owned their place sold because they could make more money quickly and figured that they would only face complaints from the yuppies due to their industry's odd load-in hours and trucks. Its not only direct pressure to sell but the societal changes to an area that force out these companies.
LIC's waterfront area and, in fact every area anywhere near Manhattan will eventually become residential..mostly high density.
There is little that can, or will be done about this situation. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
Sure there can. The mayor created industrial business zones all over the City. He could have done the same in LIC, but instead he rezoned it for condos.
The type of zoning is what leads landlords to sell real estate. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
You are totally out of touch Crapper. An industrial business zone in LIC would have done nothing. Those businesses are gone because of international free trade policies. The LIC waterfront's best use is residential - you don't waste a prime location on warehouses.
And this article is about Sunnyside, not the LIC waterfront. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
No, the IBZ would have concentrated businesses in LIC. Tax incentives are given to move to an IBZ, like was done in Willets Point decades ago.
Lower Sunnyside actually is on the waterfront and has an IBZ. And Sunnyside is part of LIC. The Hunters Point area, which you are referring to, could have easily been made an IBZ. Factories line much of the waterfront in Queens - College Point, Maspeth, etc., and these were also made IBZs. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Most of this article is actually about development in LIC.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
I think Crapper needs to look up the definition of waterfront. Maspeth? Sunnyside? I don't think so.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Yes Rudy was pro development too but it's Bloomberg who's now at the helm and finishing the job by steering NYC onto the rocks!
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
We're not just talking about Times Square which was always a tourist attraction.
We're much more interested in the "Disney-fication" of nabes like the lower east side, etc.
That Times Square redux was already being discussed under Koch's administration.
Disney did refurbish the unique historic New Amsterdam Theater and opened up their store.
That's it for their involvement.
The terms..."Disney-esque" and "Disney-fication", etc. refer to the creation of an ARTIFICIAL AMBIANCE where the REAL FORMERLY EXISTED!
Understand it all a little better now? - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
"I think Crapper needs to look up the definition of waterfront. Maspeth? Sunnyside? I don't think so."
And I think you need to look at a map of Queens. It's called Newtown Creek. (That's water.) And at one time it was as busy with ship traffic as the Mississippi River. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Sure Crapper, compare the little strip of water that comes through the creek to the East River. I guess if you have a puddle in front of your house you would consider it "waterfront." Thanks for a good laugh.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
Not sure why you find this so funny. How about the Gowanus Canal? There's a residential megadevelopment scheduled to be built there because it's on the water. And how about this?
"The Brooklyn-Queens waterfront has the potential to be New York's Gold Coast, with sparkling towers, schools, parks and libraries," said Eric Gioia, a City Council member whose Queens district abuts the creek. "Cleaning Newtown Creek is critical to that vision." - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
How about College Point? That's an industrial area. Can't say that's not on the waterfront.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
He was talking about the waterfront off the river. Are you that dense? No one is buying property in Maspeth thinking it is a "waterfront" area! Ha!
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
"No one is buying property in Maspeth thinking it is a "waterfront" area!"
No, businesses are buying property on the Maspeth waterfront because it is in an IBZ, which was what we were discussing with regards to LIC before you started to hurl around insults. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
"He was talking about the waterfront off the river."
I call bullshit on that. Once the creek is cleaned up, there will be towers built there. Mark my words. It's waterfront property and developers will be chomping at the bit to get their hands on that land. The City will surely oblige with rezoning. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
True. They are already building parks along Newtown Creek in anticipation of future development. The tower people along the East River waterfront sure aren't going to lounge around between factories!
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
The Maspeth "waterfront" (giggle) does not have the potential residential desirability of the East River waterfront. You tried to compare the two as prime waterfront locations, which is a joke.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Newtown Creek is a body of water. Therefore, the towns along it - Greenpoint, Maspeth, Sunnyside, are waterfront areas. Not hard to understand this concept. If you were to say "riverfront" then your narrow view would apply. The point is that access to the water is desirable for residential uses. When they build the project along the Gowanus you can bet your ass they will advertise it as "waterfront".
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
"The Maspeth "waterfront" (giggle) does not have the potential residential desirability of the East River waterfront."
Of course it doesn't. It's highly polluted. Once that is cleaned up, it will also become residential. The land in LIC was once polluted, too. When developers run out of residential land, the city makes more for them. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
That's exactly what happened in LIC...
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Keep dreaming that Maspeth or Sunnyside are waterfront areas! You all are hilarious! A narrow stream cutting through some streets does not make a waterfront neighborhood.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
More proof that you have no idea what you are talking about. It's not a narrow stream. It's hundreds of feet wide. There used to be shipyards there. Warships were built there.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Not only were ships like the Monitor built there, but oil tankers traveled in and out. (Hello? Exxon-Mobil spill....)
A "stream through a few streets"? You have to be kidding me. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
It's about 250 to 350 feet wide in most places. That does not make a waterfront neighborhood! You all are delusional! Totally hilarious.
Also, people who live in the area do not call Sunnyside "Long Island City". - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Long Island City was the incorporation of Astoria, Hunters Point, Sunnyside and a few other towns. What the yupsters refer to as LIC is actually Hunters Point.
As for Newtown Creek: 350 feet wide is pretty wide. And since it's water, the surrounding towns are on the waterfront. I really don't know why you are harping on this. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
1. land on the edge of a body of water.
2. a part of a city or town on such land; wharf or dock section.
Sounds like all the towns mention qualify. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
People who live in Astoria and Sunnyside do not call it Long Island City.
It is ridiculous to compare the East River waterfront of LIC to the "waterfront" of Maspeth and Sunnyside next to the sliver of Newtown Creek. To say that we should have an industrial zone in one of the most prime locations in the whole city - the LIC waterfront at the East River - because we have them off Newtown Creek in Maspeth is just laughable. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Access to freight rails, waterways and highways is the reason LIC should have remained a mixed use community, not "just because Maspeth and Sunnyside have them."
What was built in LIC is utter crap anyway. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Newtown Creek? At it's widest it is barely a city block. It is a dreary little pit and developers will have to get -really- desperate before it is considered anything more than an illegal sewer.
Comparing that to the east river is just nuts.
As for those old factories in LIC, look at the Eagle plants I was by there this morning, most of that space is vacant.
Those old buildings down at/near the water are also mostly empty or used for -very- small scale employment.
Fifteen years ago my group had invested in a restaurant along Vernon Blvd. The area was a ghost town mostly boarded up...the business failed just as we knew it would (not my decision)Then came the dreaded "tower people" and the area is now showing real signs of life.
Fact is that high density residences offer much more opportunity for area employment then defunct relics of an era that won't be coming back.
Note: i am NOT saying that -residential- areas should not be protected against out of scale development and am NO fan of developers or landlords but, there are huge areas of LIC that have been all but discarded. I have been going out to LIC since late 1990 (almost 19 years) I have seen these buildings slowly empty out, this is becoming a moot point. - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
"or used for -very- small scale employment."
And? Are you against small businesses? Especially having been a small business owner yourself? Why do you have to be a developer or super rich to be considered "entitled" to own on the East River waterfront?
How do you explain the popularity of living near the Gowanus Canal, which is much narrower than Newtown Creek? Where Toll Brothers will build a humongous development right next to the Creek? - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
10 years ago this was a safe affordable beautiful area. We had plenty of restaurants and a sense of community that is now long gone. It was like raising our children in a small town next to the biggest city in the world. Then the zoning was changed and now we have monster structures replacing century old historic buildings. Pathetic.
- Wednesday, June 17, 2009
"Are you against small businesses? Especially having been a small business owner yourself?"
Fifteen years ago when I and my group were putting money into the Hunters point area, it was before any of the towers were built. The area had changed little in decades..except for the startling emptiness of Vernon blvd the main drag. The period of my involvement is August 1994-late '97 during that time I saw several attempts including our own, to try and have some success in that area (two locations one on Vernon the other 49th ave).
No one was having any luck because the small factories and businesses that had sustained the area had left and there were not enough residents to make up the difference.
Some buildings such as the former Bloomingdale's warehouse on 49th ave have become small bus. incubators with moderate success but most of the buildings out there are one-two story and not convertible.
"Why do you have to be a developer or super rich to be considered "entitled" to own on the East River waterfront?"
Look, I appreciate your site and find it interesting as I am in Queens often and enjoy it, part of my visit today was pleasure. However, you need a wider perspective. All over the Country young people are returning to urban areas and this is often pushing out the last remnants of industry.
In LIC many of those vanished firms -owned- their buildings...ask THEM why they are leaving....And then ask WHY they remain vacant for years afterward.
If you want to hold-on to the idea of a re-industrialized LIC, what you will get is what you see along the Northeast Corridor of NJ Transit: several miles of empty, gutted factories. Or travel to Newark... very convenient for manufacturing but -tons- of long term empties.
No one is suggest towers for Maspeth but in these discarded industrial areas the small businesses are not coming back.
Regards, Lino - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
- Queens Crapper said...
No one suggested the businesses that were here and left will be "coming back", but would it be too much to ask that we try to hold on to those that want to stay and expand? The Brooklyn Brewery comes to mind. So much M-zoned land has been converted into residential that they had a very hard time finding a place and it almost drove them out of the City all together. Ditto for the manufacturers of Willets Point. Where are they to go? They need M-3 land and that's practically impossible to come by these days.
Read these: Manufacturing still important
The Decline of Manufacturing in NYC
The Big Squeeze
Center for an Urban Future - Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Sorry to shock you, but I am third-generation Astorian, my grandparents bought in in 1922. Here is how our mail was traditionally addressed and can still be delivered this way:
Astoria Address
Long Island City, NY 111xx
Long Island City was a 19th Century metropolis. The mayor was famously one of the prime movers in the unification of the 5 boroughs under New York City--he mistakenly thought it would help LIC.
The communities of Long Island City include: Astoria, Ravenswood, Dutch Kills, Hunter's Point, Sunnyside, Steinway, Blissville, and Rawson.
Depending on the time period, some of these have disappeared into larger geographical units still as part of Long Island City.
History didn't start with Real Estate brokers and ignorant Johnny Come Latelys. - Thursday, June 18, 2009


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In it, but not of it. TPM DC
What Chris Christie Said About Donald Trump BEFORE The Endorsement
Knocked Trump For Skipping Fox News Debate
In January, Christie slammed Trump for boycotting the Fox News presidential debate, saying that Trump was acting like a "13-year-old." He said Trump's reaction to Fox News' coverage of him said a lot about the kind of president he would be.
"What's that tell you about what we can expect if things go sideways when you go into the Oval Office? What are you going to do? Just go upstairs to the residence and say I'm not playing?" he asked. "You know, Vladimir Putin isn't being nice to me, I'm not going to return his phone call? The press isn't being nice to me, I'm not going to hold any more press conferences?"
Called Trump "Thin-Skinned"
Christie also told Boston Herald Radio that Trump's decision to skip the debate showed that the real estate mogul is "think-skinned."
"I think it just makes people call into question his judgment," Christie said. "America wants a fighter who's not going to walk away from a fight, but will walk into one."
Said Trump's Proposed Muslim Ban Was "Ridiculous"
Christie bashed Trump's proposal to ban Muslims was "the kind of thing that people say when they have no experience and don't know what they're talking about."
"We do not need to endorse that type of activity, nor should we," he said. "You do not need to be banning Muslims from the country. That's, in my view, that's a ridiculous position and one that won't even be productive."
Described Trump As A Carnival Barker
During a January event in New Hampshire, Christie called Trump one of the "carnival barkers of today."
"Showtime is over. We are not electing an entertainer-in-chief. Showmanship is fun, but it is not the kind of leadership that will truly change America," Christie said of Trump.
Said Trump's Border Wall Plan "Makes No Sense"
Christie dismissed Trump's insistence that the Mexican government would pay for a wall along the United States' southern border.
"This makes no sense. I've met [Mexican] President Nieto a number of times. I don't think if we present him with a bill he's going to pay for it," Christie said on CNN. "This is not negotiation of a real estate deal, OK? This is international diplomacy, and it's different."
Mocked Trump For Calling Everyone Losers
Christie offered a Trump impression on the campaign trail, telling a crowd that, "Everyone in Washington is a loser."
Christie then said that "anybody can burn a building down, but not everybody can rebuild it."
Criticized Trump For Not Correcting Man Who Said Obama Is Muslim
The New Jersey governor criticized Trump for failing to correct an audience member who said that President Obama is a Muslim and that Muslims are a "problem in this country."
"I wouldn't have permitted that," Christie said in September. "If someone brought that up at a town hall of mine, I would have said 'Before we answer, let's clear some things up for the rest of the audience,' and I think you have an obligation as a leader to do that."
Suggested Trump Didn't Have Enough Experience
During a January town hall in New Hampshire, Christie pointed out that he has more experience than Trump.
"I tell everybody who goes to a Donald Trump event, if you get to ask a question, just ask him 'how?'" Christie said. "I don't care which of the things he talks about just ask him, 'How? How?'"
"I can answer 'how?' because I've done it," he continued, adding, "that's the difference between a governor and Donald Trump. That's the different between a governor and (senator) Marco Rubio. That's the different between a governor and (senator) Ted Cruz."
Said Trump Was "Painfully Naive" About Syria Policy
In October, the New Jersey governor said that Trump's thoughts on U.S. policy regarding Syria were "painfully naive."
Criticized Trump For Mocking Those With Disabilities
In December, Christie slammed Trump for mocking a reporter suffering from a disability.
"He shouldn't be making fun of people with disabilities," Christie said. "It's just not worthy of someone running for the president of the United States."
"He's got to answer for himself," he continued. "Part of the folly of all this is that we're answering for him. He's said what's he's said, and now the people who vote will have to judge him. In the context of Donald, outrageous is a high bar."
Pushed Back On Trump's 9/11 Comments
When Trump claimed that Muslims cheered on Sept. 11, 2001, when the Twin Towers fell, Christie pushed back on the statement and said "that didn't happen."
Said Trump's Comments Weren't Worth His Time
In July, Christie said he didn't want to talk about Trump, though the governor went on to address some of Trump's statements later in the election cycle.
"I don't comment on his comments. It's just not worth the time," Christie said at the time.


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John C. Maxwell is an American author, speaker and "leadership expert".
Maxwell has written more than 50 books , including The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership and The 21 Indispensable Qualities of a Leader: Becoming the Person Others Will Want to Follow, among others. His books have sold more than thirteen million copies, with several on the New York Times Best Seller's List and translations in over fifty languages.
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"Policies are many, Principles are few, Policies will change, Principles never do."
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January 26th, 2007, 05:25 PM | #1 |
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1996 Grand Cherokee V8 low miles $5300
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-1996 Grand Cherokee Laredo -only 95K miles, one owner -5.2 Magnum V8 -auto, full time 4wd -all options, completely loaded, power everything(even Infinity Gold sound system) -Body pretty much mint -Good tires, 70% tread -runs perfect, drives the same. Only issue I know of is it did leak it's AC guts so the air is only cold for the next couple months :tonka: Truck is very clean and a one owner, driven by the wife. No trades. $5300 or best. Email me for pics. I still need to take some tonight or tomorrow. |
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