Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-12 Thread Mecánica Agrícola

  Sorry for your loos Hakan
  I now something about, at home I loose a drill and some others and tools
just five weeks ago. But remember: time is a good medicine
  Well done Foxy!
  Regards: Sven
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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread robert luis rabello

Hakan Falk wrote:

After looking in my office, I 
discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so was my wife's, 
further checking proved that some more valuables was gone. If it wasn't 
for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.


	I'm sorry for your loss, Hakan.  The human heart is hard to 
understand.  May you find peace and rest.  May your home be secure 
once again.




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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Doug Younker
Sorry to hear of your loss Hakan.  I have had items taken from vehicles on
two occasions, but those pale in comparison to your experience.  I hope you
don't experience further problems due to the left and things normalize soon.
To the extent that's possible anyway.
Doug


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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Keith Addison

Dear Hakan

I'm so sorry to hear this bad news. That is a severe violation, and 
it can take a little time to get over it. I'm sure I can say you have 
everybody's sympathy and support at the Biofuel list, if that's of 
any use to you. Please let us know if there's something we can do to 
help. Backup disks gone, aarghhh!!  But well done Foxy!


You're so right about winning hearts and minds. I lived under just 
those conditions for years on end, and in more than one country. The 
SS is never loved, no matter what uniform they might be wearing, if 
any. It's the way bullies think, unable to tell the difference 
between respect and fear: if they abuse you and frighten you then 
you'll respect them, right. Most people grow out of it by the time 
they leave primary school, except the arrested development cases.


Take care of yourself Hakan - I hope you're having a good sleep right now!

Regards

Keith


26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking. I slept 
hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not stop, 
I went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that 
was open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking in my 
office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so 
was my wife's, further checking proved that some more valuables was 
gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been 
gone.


It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the whole day 
with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that my CD 
case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was good 
that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it would 
probably led to that ether myself or others would have been hurt. I 
was in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.


It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far that I can 
send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers and change 
a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive that they 
would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only the risk, 
means that I must work hard and fast in the right order to minimize 
the possibilities.


It is places  where normal honest people, suddenly and without any 
obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They will be 
searched  and the intruders will claim whatever they like to label 
as illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people 
like yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even more 
humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least say 
that this would lead to winning the hearts and minds, the one who 
says so, must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that belive them 
must be even more stupid, or be without the slightest capacity of 
imagination and understanding.


Hakan



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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread AntiFossil
Hakan,

I am sorry for your loss as well, but more than that, I am hoping that
the sense of violation of your home space does not last. Here's
to a quick, and lasting, return to the sanctity and security of your
home.On 8/11/05, Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
snip
AntiFossilMN, USA"Behind the ostensible government sits enthroned an invisible government owing no allegiance and acknowledging no responsibility to the people. To destroy this 
invisible government, to befoul the unholy alliance between corrupt business and corrupt politics is the first task of the statesmen of today." President Theodore Roosevelt - 1906Give me the money that has been spent in 
war and I will clothe every man, woman, and child in an attire of which kings and queens will be proud. I will build a schoolhouse in every valley over the whole earth. I will crown every hillside with a place of worship 
consecrated to peace: Charles SumnerQuotes from Information Clearing House 
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RE: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread malcolm maclure








Hakan,



Sorry to here the news of your loss, I
know how you are feeling, we live in a city with our fair share of drug 
crime problems. We have had 3 break-ins  I have lost tools that I use for
work etc. There is nothing worse than that feeling of intrusion  violation;
I hope you can return to normality soon.



All our thoughts are with you



Malcolm






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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Mike Weaver

Hakan,

Sorry to hear about your experience.  It made me think about how I can 
secure my home - so at least one person will benefit from your sharing 
it with us.
Good luck with your servers.  I'm in the computer business too - I know 
what a hassle it is.


-Mike

Keith Addison wrote:


Dear Hakan

I'm so sorry to hear this bad news. That is a severe violation, and it 
can take a little time to get over it. I'm sure I can say you have 
everybody's sympathy and support at the Biofuel list, if that's of any 
use to you. Please let us know if there's something we can do to help. 
Backup disks gone, aarghhh!!  But well done Foxy!


You're so right about winning hearts and minds. I lived under just 
those conditions for years on end, and in more than one country. The 
SS is never loved, no matter what uniform they might be wearing, if 
any. It's the way bullies think, unable to tell the difference between 
respect and fear: if they abuse you and frighten you then you'll 
respect them, right. Most people grow out of it by the time they leave 
primary school, except the arrested development cases.


Take care of yourself Hakan - I hope you're having a good sleep right 
now!


Regards

Keith


26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking. I slept 
hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not stop, I 
went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that was 
open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking in my 
office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so 
was my wife's, further checking proved that some more valuables was 
gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.


It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the whole day 
with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that my CD 
case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was good 
that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it would 
probably led to that ether myself or others would have been hurt. I 
was in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.


It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far that I can 
send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers and change 
a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive that they 
would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only the risk, 
means that I must work hard and fast in the right order to minimize 
the possibilities.


It is places  where normal honest people, suddenly and without any 
obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They will be 
searched  and the intruders will claim whatever they like to label as 
illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people like 
yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even more 
humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least say that 
this would lead to winning the hearts and minds, the one who says 
so, must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that belive them must 
be even more stupid, or be without the slightest capacity of 
imagination and understanding.


Hakan




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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Mark Manchester
Hakan!  How awful.  I can see that this violation is resonating for you 
in sympathy with all people who have their sense of safety  and dignity 
tread upon.  I have read hundreds of your letters, I know you are a 
good man, working hard to foster safety and well-being in the world.  
Try to remember this was not a personal assault.

Jesse


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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Hakan Falk


Thanks Robert,

It is not the first time it happens in my life and material losses 
are the easiest to overcome. It is also something that happens to a 
lot of people at least once in the life time. As you rightfully 
pointed out, it is about the right of feeling secure in your own 
home, a right that should be a real priority for all humans.


Why I took up the time of the list members, is because most of us 
have experienced this, one or more times. It is therefore easy to 
relate to. When it comes to acts of occupation, suppression and 
alike. My anger and instinct would not make any difference between 
common thiefs, crooks, police or soldiers.


So when you, as example, talk about bad guys (insurgents) in Iraq, 
you must first analyze what you see and the common pictures of 
soldiers, busting in doors with sledge bars. Insurgents, KMA!!! (as 
Americans would say)


The Americans do very badly in Iraq, because as many of them would 
say they don't know nothing. They are living fortified and in fear, 
venturing out in a nervous and trigger happy expeditions. Each one 
creating more insurgents. That is the traditional American military 
strategies and it only works if they can kill most the native 
population in large numbers and replace them with a majority of new settlers.


The British would not use a double negation in the first place and 
are far more sophisticated. They take more risks and by that the 
exposure is less, after all, they have hundreds of years of 
experience as colonial power. Because they have been in Iraq before 
and failed, they know that the Iraqis are a very strong, educated and 
proud people. US looks at the Iraqis as some sort of barbaric third 
world population.


What happened to me, was a fresh reminder on a very basic level, what 
is happening in Iraq and other places. This is why Iraq is a loose, 
loose situation for US.


Hakan

At 08:08 11/08/2005, you wrote:

Hakan Falk wrote:

After looking in my office, I discovered that my computer (a 
notebook) was gone and so was my wife's, further checking proved 
that some more valuables was gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably 
or lot more would have been gone.


I'm sorry for your loss, Hakan.  The human heart is hard to 
understand.  May you find peace and rest.  May your home be secure once again.




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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Hakan Falk


Mike,

I will put locks on internal partition doors. My study will have a 
reinforced door with security locks, maybe with an electric opener 
and hidden magnetic switch. It must be easy to live with, otherwise 
it is not used.


Setting up computers are very time consuming. Now, when I have a 
decent mail backup installed, I can start to recuperate all the 
download licences and write suppliers. They stole a case with the 
backup CDs, so it will take a lot of time to recuperate and it cannot 
be fully done. My habit to have copies in different places, will 
however pay off in a situation like this. Many people do not 
understand why I spend so much time on having duplicate and 
triplicate files on different disks and computers, but I learned the 
hard way, during more than 40 years of IT experience. If I had my 
backup CDs, I would be fully recuperated by now.


Hakan


At 14:23 11/08/2005, you wrote:

Hakan,

Sorry to hear about your experience.  It made me think about how I 
can secure my home - so at least one person will benefit from your 
sharing it with us.
Good luck with your servers.  I'm in the computer business too - I 
know what a hassle it is.


-Mike

Keith Addison wrote:


Dear Hakan

I'm so sorry to hear this bad news. That is a severe violation, and 
it can take a little time to get over it. I'm sure I can say you 
have everybody's sympathy and support at the Biofuel list, if 
that's of any use to you. Please let us know if there's something 
we can do to help. Backup disks gone, aarghhh!!  But well done Foxy!


You're so right about winning hearts and minds. I lived under 
just those conditions for years on end, and in more than one 
country. The SS is never loved, no matter what uniform they might 
be wearing, if any. It's the way bullies think, unable to tell the 
difference between respect and fear: if they abuse you and frighten 
you then you'll respect them, right. Most people grow out of it by 
the time they leave primary school, except the arrested development cases.


Take care of yourself Hakan - I hope you're having a good sleep right now!

Regards

Keith


26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking. I slept 
hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not 
stop, I went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door 
that was open, just as much as she could not get out. After 
looking in my office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) 
was gone and so was my wife's, further checking proved that some 
more valuables was gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot 
more would have been gone.


It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the whole day 
with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that my CD 
case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was 
good that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it 
would probably led to that ether myself or others would have been 
hurt. I was in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.


It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far that I can 
send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers and 
change a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive 
that they would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only 
the risk, means that I must work hard and fast in the right order 
to minimize the possibilities.


It is places  where normal honest people, suddenly and without any 
obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They will be 
searched  and the intruders will claim whatever they like to label 
as illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people 
like yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even 
more humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least 
say that this would lead to winning the hearts and minds, the 
one who says so, must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that 
belive them must be even more stupid, or be without the slightest 
capacity of imagination and understanding.


Hakan




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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Greg and April
Sorry to hear about it, no one should have to go through what you did.


Greg H.


- Original Message - 
From: Hakan Falk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.org
Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2005 23:58
Subject: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power




 26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking. I slept
 hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not stop, I
 went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that was
 open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking in my
 office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so
 was my wife's, further checking proved that some more valuables was
 gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.

 It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the whole day
 with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that my CD
 case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was good
 that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it would
 probably led to that ether myself or others would have been hurt. I
 was in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.

 It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far that I can
 send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers and change
 a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive that they
 would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only the risk,
 means that I must work hard and fast in the right order to minimize
 the possibilities.

 It is places  where normal honest people, suddenly and without any
 obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They will be
 searched  and the intruders will claim whatever they like to label as
 illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people like
 yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even more
 humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least say that
 this would lead to winning the hearts and minds, the one who says
 so, must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that belive them must
 be even more stupid, or be without the slightest capacity of
 imagination and understanding.

 Hakan



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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Brian Rodgers




Dear Hakan

Hakan Falk wrote:
26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking.
I slept hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not
stop, I went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that
was open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking in my
office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so was
my wife's, further checking proved that some more valuables was gone.
If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.
  
  

So sorry for you both. Let's get em. We're like a gang, right? 
It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the
whole day with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that
my CD case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was
good that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it would
probably led to that ether myself or others would have been hurt. I was
in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.
  

What is wrong with people? It makes one wonder of
what value
could backup CDs be toa crack head crook? Having a tinge paranoia
in my head makes me go here, but it does sound a little like espionage.

It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far
that I can send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers
and change a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive
that they would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only the
risk, means that I must work hard and fast in the right order to
minimize the possibilities.
  
  

If there is anything we can do to help please let us know. 
It is places where normal honest people, suddenly and
without any obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They
will be searched and the intruders will claim whatever they like to
label as illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people
like yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even more
humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least say that
this would lead to "winning the hearts and minds", the one who says so,
must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that belive them must be
even more stupid, or be without the slightest capacity of imagination
and understanding.
  
  
Hakan 
  

I often wonder what the most brilliant minds of
this group do for
day jobs. If only because I often feel that maybe I could relate on
some level
in which I would sound like less of an idiot. But I guess I could have
joined a
puters  cars group if I wanted to talk about what I am familiar
with. 
Anyway
thanks for all your great input and we hope this
episode doesnt scar you too badly.
Brian Rodgers



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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread capt3d
hakan, sorry to hear the news.  i've been there myself.  i still remember 
very clearly how the intruder's grimy fingers left several very distinct 
fingerprints on a windowsill, which i pointed out to the police.  they didn't 
bother 
to collect them.

-chris b.

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Re: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power

2005-08-11 Thread Tom Irwin




Hakan,

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss as many others have expressed. I'm using an alarm system now to wake me up once my initial door or windowbarriers are breached. It'll probably give me a heart attack if it goes off while I'm asleep as it's very loud. This was the first vacation that I've taken since the last time I was hit and it seems a useful deterant. They aren't all that expensive and a must for me to maintain my insurance. Take heart you're not alone.

Tom Irwin


From: Hakan Falk [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]To: Biofuel@sustainablelists.orgSent: Thu, 11 Aug 2005 02:58:48 -0300Subject: [Biofuel] Feeling of humiliation and lack of power26 hours ago, I woke up to the sound of our dogs barking. I slept hard, so she probably gone on for a while. When she would not stop, I went up to tell her of. She was standing in the front door that was open, just as much as she could not get out. After looking in my office, I discovered that my computer (a notebook) was gone and so was my wife's, further checking proved that some more valuables was gone. If it wasn't for Foxy, probably or lot more would have been gone.It was an enormous feeling of violation and I spent the whole day with the police and to sort things out. Discovered also that my CD case with the normal and recent back ups was gone. Maybe it was good that I did not wake up a few minutes earlier, because it would probably led to that ether myself or others would have been hurt. I was in a mood that I easily could have picked a fight.It has taken me 26 hours without sleep, to get that far that I can send this letter. I also had to secure the remote servers and change a lot of passwords. Not that anyone, including me, belive that they would be able or want to connect and do anything. Only the risk, means that I must work hard and fast in the right order to minimize the possibilities.It is places where normal honest people, suddenly and without any obvious reason can get their front door knocked down. They will be searched and the intruders will claim whatever they like to label as illegal, without proper definitions, and arrest normal people like yourself and members of your family. It is worse and even more humiliating. How can any sane person even expect or at least say that this would lead to "winning the hearts and minds", the one who says so, must be pretty stupid or lying. The people that belive them must be even more stupid, or be without the slightest capacity of imagination and understanding.Hakan ___Biofuel mailing listBiofuel@sustainablelists.orghttp://sustainablelists.org/mailman/listinfo/biofuel_sustainablelists.orgBiofuel at Journey to Forever:http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel.htmlSearch the combined Biofuel and Biofuels-biz list archives (50,000 messages):http://www.mail-archive.com/biofuel@sustainablelists.org/



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