TRUE. I am NOOB in VM. Messed with it some with VirtualBox... A very little bit with VMWare... I never really caught the magic, other than it was handy in Dev. My main gig is messin with hard files and real configuration, often hacking hard drives by hand to make them go again... All of that kinda requires a pretty clean machine running from BIOS because of the constant changes. I sling drives in and out like a mad man.

I keep threatening to wake up my Dev. My toybox is getting really old again. I swore I would never rewrite, but here I am again. The last time, that took a long year. If I finally have to, well I guess my dev box will be VM capable.

Agreed, and as one would expect, she's lost any chance for a higher office.

My rancher son-in-law has had to stick his entire arm in a cow’s hoohaw to pull out a calf in distress. There ain’t no time to wait for a vet. He’d lose both cow and calf. Every single cattle owner has had to do this at one time or another.
Ranchers love their cattle.  They are devoted to their cattle. Most vets in rural America understand this and will do whatever they can to assist the rancher in becoming somewhat self-sufficient.

    Both men had sought the advice of an attorney regarding the case and had been told that the Veterinary Medical Board had no jurisdiction over them, that the subpoena was therefore invalid, and that there was nothing Ethan and Rusty needed to do.

    There is no evidence that Ethan or Rusty ever saw the order the state claims to have mailed to them last August which threatened them with arrest if they did not comply. Ethan and Rusty were unaware that this was a possibility. It was a complete shock to them and to their families when they were arrested.

He explained his clients were "denied the ability to see the case against them or NoBull Solutions because the state had the docket sealed and hidden – a highly unusual move."

He said, "It gives the appearance that the intent was to secretly establish an excuse to arrest them and shut down NoBull Solutions without due process."