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The guide is here
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/opensource/?p=338

I used the search tool for "Search Forums" "In Forums" for keywords "Ubuntu guide"

Although the search tool isnt the best, it does work often :D

As for email links, let me check around a bit, I thought all of this was at the bottom of every TR page

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That's been my experience. Leave the baseball bat in the corner. Don't harm your equipment. :D

It's a fly-in subdivision.
They also have some big, tin-covered tri-engined thing. Maybe a Ford Tri-motor. It looks like if it flew, parts falling off of it would be a hazard to other aircraft. That'd likely be their air defense tactic.
It is kind of decent here though. We get free air shows every summer. They'll fly low over us wagging their tails. Neighbors. :D

Frozen chickens seem to be involved in various affairs far more often then their basic demography would account for.

I wonder if you could make an interrupter for a frozen chicken cannon. If it were a rapid-fire cannon, there may be too much interruption for continued powered flight. To the lab!

The first forward mounted machine guns didn't fire through the prop every time. They reinforced the prop with metal where the bullets would hit to deflect them and hopefully keep from shooting off their own props, until someone invented the timed machine gun.
I think that the original mounted machine guns, before forward facing prop guns, were mounted on the top wing and the second seater used it, again, trying not to shoot off the prop. That'd be one of those, 'Oh ****!' moments, for sure. "Way to go, Ace!"