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  • S. Watkins "swatkins01" - Fantastic, reasonably-priced backup driveI like this drive for several reason:
    --Bus powered, so no heavy power bricks to lug around
    --Small and truly portable (it will literally fit in my shirt pocket)
    --USB 3.0 (backwards compatible with USB 2.0) for blazing speed
    --Seagate reliability

    There is really nothing I dislike about the drive. However, that being said, I should tell you that I formatted the drive on a Mac and used the drive only on a Mac, so I can't speak to its performance on a PC. Likewise, I did not use the bundled software, so I can't speak to that either.

    Part of the marketing material focuses on the fact that the drive interface can be changed out with the purchase of optional adapters. FireWire 800 and ThunderBolt appear to be the primary options. While FireWire 800 might give the drive a speed boost, ThunderBolt is expensive and will likely give no performance boost beyond FireWire 800 speeds. The actual hard drive in this enclosure is a traditional platter-based drive, which is physically incapable of transferring data at anything close to ThunderBolt speed. You really need a SSD for that.

    Overall, no complaints!
  • Gerald L. Summers - Out of Control Police - A Time For Change.The first day of my job as a police officer, I was confronted by a drugged out parolee who stuck a gun in my face. It never occurred to me to reach for the pistol on my hip. My partner, who took cover behind a tree, could have shot and killed the fellow at any time. He did not. I used my powers of persuasion to talk the parolee out of killing me. As far as I know he is still alive and kicking.

    It was 1963 and the general police policy view was that if you shot someone, you'd better come back with a bullet in your body somewhere. Shooting someone who turned out to be unarmed would have gotten you fired or even prosecuted. You did not guess someone was armed, you had to know for sure.

    Later, while attending the sheriff's academy in San Diego, I learned constitutional law as envisioned by police instructors there. The general theme was one of hostility to the courts and judges that were making decisions restricting an officer's discretion. I did not realize at the time I was not being taught constitutional law, but how to avoid complying with it. I ultimately became a probation officer, lawyer, and juvenile court referee. That education revealed the truth. As I look back on it all, I am of the opinion that police academies need to be reformed from the ground up. Shooting policies need to be completely changed. Killing someone because "he reached into his pants," is not only absurd, it demonstrates a complete lack of respect for the sanctity of life.

    Did the drug war cause all of this? I think it has played a big role. As the money involved in drug transactions increased and the penalties for selling it went sky high, dealers began arming themselves to avoid arrest at all costs. But there are other factors at work as well. One, that may seem a stretch but is very real, is the workers compensation system. Cities do not like their officers being injured because the cost of its insurance would then rise. Thus, pressure grew on officers to protect themselves first and ask questions later. This led to officers drawing their guns without cause to believe they were really in danger. Watch any cop show and note how they now approach suspects, guns drawn. They assume the individual is armed rather than waiting to see if it is true. In 1963 we were taught not to draw the gun unless we intended to shoot someone.

    Just yesterday I saw a video of two police officers firing into an SUV they knew held children and a woman they knew had done nothing but exceed the speed limit. Will they be prosecuted? Probably not. But they should be and we need to do something about a system that will allow them to escape untouched.

    I am saddened when I see studies that show American police to be among the most hated public officials in the country. A few years ago, I saw a travel magazine picturing a Canadian Mounted Police officer on the cover. The article was all about how the Canadian people loved their primary law enforcement officers. What a difference; and one might ask why this is so. I think it is because those officers have proven over time that they will treat people with respect and dignity. Our officers are not taught to do that. Its all about officiousness, being tough and muscle bound, not losing control and a sense they are entitled to unlimited respect and the immediate compliance with any order they might give - legally justified or not.

    Radley Balko deserves a medal for writing this book. He has boldly challenged the system and deserves to be applauded for doing so.
  • A Customer - Something different from Pink Floyd.Pink Floyd's final chapter is one of their best. The Final Cut and A Momentary Lapse were good but The Division Bell was their best album in a while. It's very different from Dark Side of The Moon or The Wall. If you want a rock album than I wouldn't recommend it, it's a lighter and more atmospheric adult contemporary genre. High Hopes is amazing and it's worth it just for that song. I saw it live on TV so than I bought the album, it's really good for the band being around for almost 30 years (it was from '94) and Roger Waters also left. It's not Dark Side Of The Moon or The Wall but it's still amazing and personally, I think it should have been on Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums Of All Time.
  • J. Hamilton - Fractal Time: The Secret of 2012 and a New World AgeGreat book! Very informative, answered a lot of questions. Makes sense of why things happen throughout history the way they do, why history repeats itself, and how we can affect the outcome of all circumstances. I loved it and it gives me hope for the future if humanity can wake up and learn the truth of things. Highly recommended. I look forward to any new book by Gregg Braden.
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    Thank you for a hassle free product.