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HSO to having the best day I've had in a long time yesterday and to the boy who made it possible. I look forward to the many more to come this summer.
#770 Tuesday, May. 21, 2013 @ 1:34pm
SO to the house on Dayton that is blasting the new Daft Punk album and burning insence. I love the sounds and smells of summer in Madison.
#769 Tuesday, May. 21, 2013 @ 12:58pm
SO to #747. You give me hope for college students graduating with a "liberal arts" degree
#767 Tuesday, May. 21, 2013 @ 12:21pm
SO to how perfect my life has become in the past four days. Special shoutout to all my friends, alcohol, and Mary!
#768 Tuesday, May. 21, 2013 @ 1:08am
ASO to #747. You just need to be happy for the graduates. Latin is a dead language for a reason. Calm yourself.
#765 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 9:04pm
ASO to taking a summer class. DASO to it being chem 345. HMFSO to it being taught by Matt Bowman. I get to listen to that glorious lecture all summer.
#764 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 8:21pm
SO to the guy I just saw with the elmo backpack. I was having a bad day and that made me smile, thank you :)
#763 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 8:05pm
ASO to seeing my hot neighbor moving out...DASO for only talking to him when we ran into each other in the hallway
#762 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 7:41pm
SO to the boy who I am missing my chance with because I'm too afraid to let myself fall again. I love your brown hair, your blue eyes, your sass, your strange sense of humor, your misguided love for the Cubs and Bears, and the way that I believe you when you call me beautiful. I just love you.
#761 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 4:09pm
SO to the guy with the moustache laying out the guy runinng from the cops sunday night. DSO hilarious, that short fat cop didnt have a chance.
#760 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 2:36pm
SO to #741. I know how you feel. Happened to me on my 21st bday... ASO to them not only holding hands, but making out...OUCH. Oh well, life goes on! HMFSO to finally being 21 in Madison over the summer!!!!!
#759 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 1:57pm
SO to life. I'm in love, I'm in love and I don't care who knows it!
#758 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 1:18pm
SO to the girl in the green beanie taking a selfie in the 699 courtyard. You are adorable.
#757 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 11:42am
SO to being a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Four years ago I came here not knowing what I wanted to be when I grew up and honestly, I'm leaving with even more questions than I started with. But I know who I am now. I didn't find a career, but I found friends and more importantly I found family. Freshman me had no idea what was to come. Congratulations to my fellow graduates. We're part of one of the most amazing communities in the world. Let's go be awesome.
#756 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 11:35am
SO to the civil engineer graduate with his family I saw on Bascom Hill while I was taking pics with my parents. You were cute. Maybe I'll see you around this summer. SO to summer in Madison. I'm a graduate and this is my first time staying here over the summer! I'm excited.
#755 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 10:50am
SO to delicious, too-loud reunion sex with my boyfriend. HMFSO to summer in Madison. Insincere apology SO to my boyfriend's roommates.
#754 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 8:47am
ASO to the student center saying "Request for Reentry" after graduation...I'm not ready for this
#753 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 2:25am
SO to #718 and anyone who giggled at this because it said anal and back door.
#752 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 12:38am
ASO to my Kentucky-bound boy. Sometimes, you really just suck.
#751 Monday, May. 20, 2013 @ 12:25am
HMFSO to graduating on Saturday. HMFASO to graduating on Saturday.I just have a lot of feelings....
#750 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 11:31pm
SO to Madison. It's been a blast. See ya later.
#749 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 9:36pm
SO to whoever got their name announced as "Steve Holt!" at Sunday's morning commencement.
#748 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 7:55pm
ASO to getting my period mid graduation. Mother nature- youz a bitchh.SO to ibuprofen, alcohol and chocolate.
#747 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 6:55pm
ASO to everyone using "alumni" as a singular form. You are an alumnus or if you are a woman you may refer to yourself as an alumna. You and your fellow graduates are alumni. Not trying to sound pretentious with this, but if you graduate from UW you should at least know this basic Latin.
#746 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 5:44pm
ASO to when someone texts you and you get really excited only to find out it was a mistake and they meant to text someone else. If I had forgotten about you before, I sure can't anymore! DASO to exes you can't seem to get over...
#745 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 5:33pm
SO to the guy who was standing behind me in line to sit on Abe's lap. Dayum, you were attractive. Why did we never meet in all four years here? Hopefully you're staying in Madison for the summer! Let's split a pitcher at the terrace...
#744 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 9:25am
SO to sex on the first day of summer. SO to more of this!
#743 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 7:27am
SO to Anders Holm and his entertaining commencement address; thank God my grandma was too frail to hear you talk about writing fart jokes and the Badger Grandmas who pioneered the Walk of Shame 50-60 years ago.
#742 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 7:24am
SO to #691 and #716 and the smart Badgers who know how to spell, wear, catch or eat (tee-hee) salmon.
#741 Sunday, May. 19, 2013 @ 12:04am
HASO to seeing the girl you want holding hands with another guy. FML
#740 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 5:55pm
Help Me Please SO: I'm surrounded by idiots!
#739 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 5:11pm
SO to whoever lost a Vera Bradley wallet at Brats last night. We left it with the DJ!
#738 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 3:25pm
SO to Dancing Dan. Saw him at Brats the other night, have come to the conclusion that he is just a man who feels the music and isn't afraid to show it. Now if I could figure out his actual name...
#737 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 3:23pm
SO to salmon shorts. I feel like they've been getting a lot of hate lately, and I just wanna say that there are tons of girls out there that really dig that look
#736 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 3:09pm
SO to the random lady who found me a short, straight stick to take to graduation. My Gryffindor costume would have been incomplete without it.
#735 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 11:10am
ASO to you. I haven't seen you since we studied abroad two years ago when I was super into you. Then I see you out last night and all those feelings just come right back, but you're always dating someone else. Just bums me out.
#734 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 11:06am
HMFASO to people who "just use the bathroom" at Ian's. You're cutting the line. Everyone knows you're cutting the line, and everyone thinks you're massive douchebags. Just stand in line like everyone else. Question SO to the guy last night who ran out of the line at Ian's after a chick who had skipped flipped the bird at the line (fuck her btw). What happened?? Hope there wasn't any trouble.
#732 Saturday, May. 18, 2013 @ 3:02am
Sometimes life sucks ASO to falling for one of my best friends. It's not a place I can go. But dammit, I want him.


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FREEPORT BALDWIN MERRICK ROOSEYEt-. 37th YEAR, No 49 FREEPORT7NEW YORK, APRIL 5, 1973 PRICE: TEN CENTS PER COPY X, "HOME WITH HONOR". Congresimart Norman Lent was "front and center" in the line-up of dignitaries who lad off tiie tribute to returned Vietnam-era-veterans in New York City's parade last Saturday,* Also, pictured are (I- to r.) City Council President Sanford Garelik, Lieutenant Governor Malcolm Wilson, City Councilman Thomas Cuite; Lent; and Nassau rAssemblymen Joseph Margiotta, George Murphy and Philip Healey, Vttlage Honors P,0. W, April 14 . Our great Village of Freeport will be given the opportunity -to honor the return of Captairi Peter Csrllafhan" with a mass celebration on the Village Green, south of-the Village Hall on North' Ocean Avenue. Plans to organize- the celebration are rapidly taking form. The organizations and individual's contacted jiavc responded with great enthusiasm, which is typical of Ifreeport, jo take part in the ceremonies of the celebration. Paul Callaghanrthe Captain's father announced that his son will be in Freeport at noon April 14^ which is the time and date for the celebration. ; - . Captain Callaghan attended Holy Redeemer School, Freeport also^Brooklyn Prep, and <;om-pleted his education ati Wheeling College In-West Virginia. He married Anabelle Foley of Bellrnbre in Sept. 1971. They'have a baby daughter, Coleen. Captain Callaghan was shot down and captured in Viet Nam June 21, 1972, • _ In case - you have any .suggestion^, or require in-formation pleQBfrenll.GusHbppe^ PR 8-8040. . ' - • - Chamber Honors Agnes Lomlidge GOING AROUND THE WORLD. Inncoming Mayor William White (left) and out-going Mayor Robert W.^Sweeney {2nd right) receive tickets for the April 14 prc»duction bf/'Around the World lii 90 Minutes," spdnsored hiy the Rptaiy C[uli of Freeport-The family- .shovtf-wlllJbegiii:::atJ8:30pm-at-Freepbrt~ tickets available at thefetoxoffice, at Rocky's Service Station, 131 W. Merrick Road or-Atlantic Nurse!y,"25QzAtiantlczAvenuB.. Proceeds wilLgp to thrRoiary Vyaripiif jyouth awards including the an-' nual F. Gordon EdvrardrSchoIacshipJkward;:Rbtary members showrT are'(L-Rl Past President Walter MTranda, General Chairman Rocky Gentiiella and President Walter Geercken. (Photo by Oscar) ' Htuniuie Society Election Dispute would send out their proposed slate to ail members Immediately by first class while the "unofficiar.'; slate would be sent fourth class on the last day prescribed in the by-laws. Friar states, "In. order to win thiseI«:tlori we must be sure that our names are in nomination. We donotcarehowihislsdone. If the court will declare that we have been f nominated; or , that . our ripminatioh is complete upon the Secretary sending out the notice and then requiring the Secretary to send out the notice, then we 'will be satisfied." . , , . • • .. . f . ( No decision had been handed down as THE LEADER went to press. - Wilbur Eriar, Chairman of the Board of the Long Is|and Humane. Society, Rider Place, Freeport went to Mineola State Supreme Court last Friday to seek an order directing the Society's Presidenti Sidney Weber and Board of Directors . to provide equal treatment for all candidates up for election April 9. piye iseata on \ the Etoard are to be filled Ui the voting to be^ held at Hose Cb. 4., , In the |>eUtiojn,fiifed by Friar's 'attorneyi James; Leona:rd lof Baldwin, it is contended that the Board refused ip accept a slate of candidates 'proposed by Friar which Friar, states Is invalid since the Board "does not have thiat power: Friar states too, that the Board told him tiiat they Board Installed Appointments Announced The Ladi^ Auxiliary of the Freeport Chambter of Commerce -.is -Very proud M present their _ award3o Agnes Lovelidge of Atlantic'Ave. Agnes is married to - Thomas Lovelidge, trustee of the Village of Freeport, They have lived IB years in our Village and have seven sons and one granddaughter. Agnes is being presented this award for her volunteer work In the Church and the community. Among her many activities In ' the Church and thr VillagCj Agnes worked with altar boys for 15 years, preparing for Christmas and Easter celebrations 5 keeping eveiything In repiir and supplies ready;* helped with parish fund raising; the Friend- ,ship.. Ball; spent 18 years as lecturer, treasurer, welfare and publicity chairman arid vice , regent of theCatholIc Daughters, Court Stella Maris |822^ whose purposes are exclusively religious, charitablevjndjpf course educational; as: Driving the blind .to Church, raising funds (Coiitlmied on P»ge 2) Newly'elected Mayor "William H, White,- Trustee Ralph P. Franco, and Village Justice Edwin J. Freedman were sworn in by Nassau Coufity Supreme Court Judge ,Paul~Kclly71it"^thc" annua! Organization Meeting of• Ujc,..Freeport'Village Board on Monday night. Trustee elect H. Berkeley Swezey was absent due ' Jo a commitment made lo his firm prior lb the Election, which caused him to be out-of-town. ' The new Village Board made appointments to all expiring Village positions, including those of Department Heads, Commissions, ^Boards and Committees. In the preliminary remarks Mayor While expressed the hope thai, "the clamor and controversy of partisan politics is behind us and that the verbal violence has endedr'Heaaid the" new administration, however, will welcome construcliYe_ criticism from all quarters anid, • in fact, "we will look for and seek out- constructive suggestions —fronrall-commnnliy^POTpririd" (he comrnunlty at large."* He said that the Village is embarking on a new era .of progress, pointing lo the fact that construction has started.on the first hundred units of .urban renewal housing; the community center is well on the way to coiT^lelion, and there are many Village programs -under development lo aid Viliagc progress. . Trustee George Fairberg was appointed Deputy Mayor, to act in the absence of Mayor White. ^APPOINTMENTS John T. Osborne was. reappointed Deputy Village Clerk. iJeonard D.B. Smith was again named Village Assessor. James Lyons was redesignated to act as Dfgpi|ly, Treasurer, fData Processing) and Marie Barbieri was also redesignated asJDcpuly .^-Treasurerr^-''"":^'" ••" r_—_i_- Barry Dunn was; reappointed- Deplity Assessor. Oakley Gentry,, Jr. was named Village-Counsel -. ..for another year, and Michael Sdlomori continues'as Associate 7yiUage CoujiseL Charles- Mehrm'ann was reappointed Village Justice. Raymond Lavallee was again nameo Code Enforcement Attorney to serve at the pleasure of the Board, Jaddie Stewart was reappointed Director of the; Freeport Narcotics Guidance Counsel, to serve at the pleiasure of the Board. , Louis Bello was apin appointed Superintendent of Buildinp, Henry Skellington was reappointed Superintendent of Sanitation and incineration. Edward Voelker was again named Superintendent of Water Distribution. Stanley Brekhe v^as riedesignated Superintendent of Racreatlon, Ludovic Long was again appointed Superintendent of Electric;Ulinties. Baldwin & Cornelius Co. L^ continue-as Village Engineers, Rudolph Joseph. Bernard Ross and Benedetto Caruso were' reappointed Police Surgeons. Police Matrons are Mary l^ng, Mary Boauford, Elizabeth Campione and Carol Duffy. Hale Smith was reappointed a member of ihc Hoard of Ethics, 'RmilirTDeFillippo was appointed a member of the Sower "and SohHiilion Commission and Kobcrl Herger was named Chairman of the Sewer, and Kanilnlion Commi«.slon. Henry Dengel was again appointed a member of the Water & LighL Commission and Henry Altcngarton was redesignated Chairman of the Water & Light Commission. Dorothy Storm was appointed as a memlwr of the Park Comm!.s.sion and Thomas He was appointed Chairman of the Park Commis.sion. Again named Chairman of the- Highwny Commission Is Norman Schmcling and reappointed as a member of the Highway Commission is Steward Yanover, —" :^_B|ibbi;-J'leuben.^Kalz was reappointed and Harold Schade and Il6v. Daniel Donovan were appointed; members of the -liommisaion on Human Rights" . Charles Friedman was appointed Chairman o| the Commission on Ifuman flights,— ^. rt^cn Brown was appointed a memljer of the Cbmmlsslpnfor-^ Conservation of the Environment "of Freeport, Peter Pried was' named as Chairman of the Commission. .' Ilaoui Lucca was named Chairman of the I*lanning Board. Charles liandall was appointed a member of the Planning Board. Member.'! of the Electrical Board are F'rank McKenna, George Hubschmitt, Ludovic Long, !.^uis ? Bcllo; William Hill and Peter Meyer. Frank _ McKenna ^was named as Chairman of. this ,Bpard. • John Marshall was appointed Chairman of the Examining Board of Plumbers. Members of-the Examining Board of Phim-ibers^ arc-Gil Krog and Robert SNaeflesloyn .-CMoemmmh'^itrtae eo f. arthe c-IJroasfefplfhi— -Pelljcia!, Paul Falcone and Vincent Balfunas.Jcpeph Gallo was reappointed Chairmanjof the _"Traffic-Safety Committee. The Bcautiflcation Committee ' consists of Martha DeSalvb, Chairman, and members Norman Cooper, Ramona Crook, "Angle Cullln, Edel Maronc, Estellc and Samuel Meyer, Pat Mooney, Katherlne Parker, Isabel Stark. Katherlne But-lerfleld, Judy Condos, Mary Claire, Nancy Lamb, Sui|an Mannion, Judith Rellly, Mary Stegncr, and Margaret Whitaker. Charies Pig^dls svas reappointed. Chalrma^n of the Waterfront Committee. Other members of .the Waterfront; Committee are Franit Bradford, Wesley Carman, Frank Esposlto, AI Grover, Richard Hill, Al Llndroth, Bennett Mlnton, Jr., Ryss; Redfleld, Robert Storm, Joseph Van Blerck, Michael •. "Walnz, joliri Russell, Otto Kunz and Ronald Feuring, Canale & Gerald! were again (Continued on Paf^ -3) £ • • • a--'.
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Getting started with HTML5 Matt West explains the fundamental principles you'll need to get going with HTML5. Never written a line of code before? Start here
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20 top web design and development trends for 2013 Predicting the future is tough, but with the fast-moving nature of the web, it's good to know what lies ahead. Craig Grannell talks to top industry figures about the web design and development trends you should be mindful of over the coming 12 months
The top 10 HTML5 games of 2012 HTML5 gaming marched onwards during 2012. Here Michal Budzynski runs down 10 essential games (and one conference) worth giving some attention to
Hot in web standards: November/December 2012 Lea Verou's final 2012 report on the latest developments at the W3C, including the FPWD of HTML 5.1, the addition of the <main> element, news on the rescheduled W3Conf and more
The top 20 HTML5 sites of 2012 2012 in review: HTML5 Doctor Oli Studholme nominates the websites that made best use of HTML5 this year, including a range of useful developer tools and online resources
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The road to responsive images Last week's W3C editor's draft brought us one step closer to a workable specification for responsive images. Anselm Hannemann explores how the draft spec came about, the problems that remain to be solved – and why we need a specification in the first place
10 great ways to make your content portable and accessible Martha Rotter, freelance web developer and co-founder of Idea magazine, explains how you can make your content portable but discovers quite a few accessibility issues with digital magazines
Five things you didn't know the web could do Eric Bidelman, senior developer programs engineer on the Google Chrome team, presents some practical uses of what's possible with HTML5 and CSS3 today, including the CSS Flexible Box Layout Module and the HTML5 Filesystem API
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McLaren to debut MP4-12C Can-Am at Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance
The Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance weekend is less than a week away, and debuts continue to roll in. Wednesday's addition comes from McLaren, which will show off a track-focused concept named the 12C Can-Am Edition. The design study is painted in McLaren orange and satin black.
The orange is a tribute to Bruce McLaren and Denny Hulme, who were successful drivers in the 1960s and '70s. The roof, door and bumper sections are finished in satin black, while carbon-fiber accents sit on the side radiator vanes, wing mirrors and engine cover.
Despite being based on the McLaren MP4-12C GT3 race car, McLaren says the Can-Am Edition is a one-off and not subject to regular racing regulations. It has unique aerodynamic tweaks using Formula One technology, which increase downforce by 30 percent. The aero package includes a carbon-fiber front splitter, carbon-fiber dive planes and a carbon-fiber wing, which sits high in the rear.
A revised version of the McLaren's 3.8-liter twin-turbo V6 remains but with a new calibration that allows a power output of 630 hp. The seven-speed dual-clutch transmission sends power to the rear wheels.
The braking system for the Can-Am was developed by Akebono. That's covered by satin black rims and Pirelli racing slick tires.
Inside, the MP4 Can-Am gets the racing treatment. Two black race seats have six-point harnesses attached. A roll cage was installed, while the steering wheel was ported from the GT3 car--the shape and grip of which was inspired by Lewis Hamilton's Formula One car. An air-conditioning system is also installed, which is becoming mandatory in a number of race series.
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The last glacial cycle was characterized by substantial millennial scale climate fluctuations, but the extent of any associated changes in global sea level (or, equivalently, ice volume) remains elusive. Highstands of sea level can be reconstructed from dated fossil coral reef terraces, and these data are complemented by a compilation of global sea-level estimates based on deep-sea oxygen isotope ratios at millennial-scale resolution or higher. Records based on oxygen isotopes, however, contain uncertainties in the range of +/-30 m, or +/- 1°C in deep sea temperature. Here we analyse oxygen isotope records from Red Sea sediment cores to reconstruct the history of water residence times in the Red Sea. We then use a hydraulic model of the water exchange between the Red Sea and the world ocean to derive the sill depth - and hence global sea level - over the past 470,000 years (470 kyr). Our reconstruction is accurate to within +/- 12 m, and gives a centennial-scale resolution from 70 to 25 kyr before present. We find that sea-level changes of up to 35 m, at rates of up to 2 cm/yr, occurred, coincident with abrupt changes in climate.
SUGGESTED DATA CITATION: Siddall, M., et al. 2006. Red Sea Sea Level Reconstruction. IGBP PAGES/World Data Center for Paleoclimatology Data Contribution Series # 2006-063. NOAA/NCDC Paleoclimatology Program, Boulder CO, USA.
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Indeed, although technically the time is not actually based on the decay rate of cesium. Decay rates are supposed to be constant (this is diputed recently by other research). There are so many systems to an atomic clock any one or number of them could be affected by lower gravity. Likely it has nothing to do with the actual passing of time.sjw40364 wrote:Let me ask all of you a question.
1) If distance from a gravity source affects the decay rate of a cesium atom, which we know it does, then how is time dilation an effect of spacetime and not due to an aspect of the clock? Clocks don't even tick at the same rate just by altitude alone, without any velocity component. A clock on the moon and earth would not tick at the same rate, so how can anyone say it is not an effect of the clock itself?
I think the mistake here is to assume velocity affects clocks. There is no proof such an affect happens.sjw40364 wrote:2) Assuming that velocity affects clocks then if A is moving at 1/2 of c and emits a beam of light, supposedly it sees the beam moving away from it at c, while stationary observer B sees it moving away from A at 1/2 of c. Now if clock A is slower than B's clock, what in your right minds thinks you can compare the two without first converting one measurement into the other? Do you think that the length of each second is the same because you call them seconds? If you convert A's time into B's time then A would see light moving away from it at 1/2 of c, not c. You can no more compare two different measuring systems without converting than you can compare feet and meters without first converting. The duration of clock A's seconds are shorter than clock b's seconds, the two are not the same and must be converted to one frame or the other.


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MADISON — Normally, spear throwing is frowned upon at Hammonasset Beach State Park.
It takes up a lot of room, you see. Plus, the projectiles are a tad weapon-y.
But on Saturday, the park waived its usual policy to host an internationally sanctioned spear throwing competition — part of this weekend's Hammonasset Jamboree that continues today with a variety of events.
"We call them darts," said Greg Maurer, 65, of Vergennes, Vt., who competed Saturday. "The stuff we use is 20,000-year-old technology."
Elsewhere at the Jamboree were animal demonstrations of llamas, sheep, goats, birds of prey, a spotted salamander and a snapping turtle.
More than 100 visitors gathered in a circle for a morning smudging ceremony at the park's Boulder Monument.
Representatives from several Native American tribes, including 72-year-old Sequoyah Trueblood of the Choctaw nation, were on hand to pass around a container of burnt sage for the group to breathe in and ward off evil spirits.
"I've been smudged before," said Madison resident Joan Fisler, who attended the Jamboree. "I like anything where we can talk about our collective connectedness. It's like offering goodness and love to other people."
Other events included a bird walk, a demonstration dig by state archaeologist Nick Bellantoni and live music. The jamboree is presented by the Friends of Hammonasset Beach State Park and sponsored by Liberty Bank and the Madison Foundation.
As for the dart throwing, that was an ongoing activity. Continued...
Skilled practitioners from Connecticut and beyond brought their long, thin darts and their "atlatls," which are pieces of wood that extend the forearm to hurl a dart for long distances.
"Everybody here has a relative, an ancestor, who used one of these," said Gary Nolf of Westbrook, president-elect of the World Atlatl Association. "The bow and arrow has only been used for 1,500 years. But people were here for 15,000 years. This is what they used."
Nolf and many of his friends make their own darts. Some are constructed from old fishing poles, others from aluminum arrow shafts and others yet from bamboo and river cane.
"Later, we're having a mammoth hunt," said Joe Hopkins, 48, of Guilford. The mammoth in question was a homemade target, decidedly smaller than an actual, prehistoric elephant.
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From an International Finn Association press release:
"In the lead up to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, the Finn class in Brazil is undergoing something of a resurgence. It's recent National Championship, held in Sao Paulo, attracted 25 boats, and many of them were new boats built in Brazil. The 2012 Olympian Jorge Zarf dominated the series with six race wins from seven races. Second was the double Olympic Star medalist Bruno Prada on his return to the Finn class. Andre Mirsky was third.
Also on the water was photographer Ale Socci from Green Pixel Photos. As well as the expected race action photos, he took some incredible water level shots of the fleet from a variety of angles proving once again, it's not what you have that matters, it's what you do with it."
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Postfix distinguishes between three kinds of domains. This is a very important concept that you need to understand. Probably half of the support request of desperate readers is caused by misunderstandings here. This page is just for learning - there is nothing to be done on your server yet. See also the documentation on virtual domains on the Postfix website.
Local domains
Postfix is the software component that speaks SMTP and sends and receives emails from the internet. Typically Postfix knows about local domains and local users. A local user is just a normal system user - one that is listed in the /etc/passwd file. This means that all system users will get emails for any local domain. The "mydestination" configuration setting lists all local domains. Example:
mydestination = example.org, example.com, example.net
Let's say you created a system user "johndoe" (e.g. using the "adduser" command). This simple setup will make Postfix receive emails for
- email@example.com
- firstname.lastname@example.com
- email@example.com
You can't make johndoe's account just work in one domain. So this is not feasible for different users in different domains. Neither will it work well with many users as you had to create system accounts for each of them. Is it still a good idea to set up at least one local domain in case of configuration or operation problems with other types of domains. If you don't feel creative then "mydestination = localhost" is a safe choice. Postfix automatically receives emails for these users and saves them under /var/mail/USERNAME.
Virtual mailbox domains
This type of domains is the most important type in this tutorial. A virtual mailbox domain is also a domain used to receive email. But you do not use system users (/etc/passwd) to specify valid email addresses in that domain. Instead you explicitly tell Postfix which addresses are valid in a domain. A simple way to configure such domains and users is using text files. Consider the following mapping of recipient email addresses to mailboxes on the disk:
Virtual user | Virtual mailbox location on disk |
email@example.com | /var/mail/example.org/john/Maildir |
email@example.com | /var/mail/example.org/jack/Maildir |
firstname.lastname@example.com | /var/mail/example.com/jack/Maildir |
You have two domains: foo.org and bar.org. So first you will have to tell Postfix about these domains. This is done by setting
virtual_mailbox_domains = example.org example.com
in your Postfix configuration. Next you need to tell Postfix which email addresses you are ready to receive email for and where to store the received emails on disk. The respective text file could be stored in /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_users and would look like this:
email@example.com /var/vmail/example.org/john/Maildir
email@example.com /var/vmail/example.org/jack/Maildir
firstname.lastname@example.com /var/vmail/example.com/jack/Maildir
As you can see the valid email addresses are specified in the left column. And the place on disk where the emails for each recipient address are stored is specified in the right column. In most Postfix literature you may also find the acronym LHS for "left hand side" - this means the left column. Equally the RHS is the "right hand side" - the right column. Such a table with two columns is also called a mapping or hash table.
In the above example I have just hardcoded the virtual domains in the Postfix configuration file ("virtual_mailbox_domains = example.org example.com"). Obviously with many domains this is not feasable any more. So you can also use a mapping file to configure the domains. Let's assume you saved it to /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains and it looked like this:
example.org OK
example.com OK
You may wonder why we can' t just list the domains one-per-line in this file. The reason is that a mapping file always has two columns. In such a "one-dimensional" mapping (list of domains) Postfix does not care about your second column. It does not even have to be "OK" - it can be any string.
If you decided that such text files are okay for you then you will still have to compile these files by running the "postmap" command on them. Example:
postmap /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains
postmap /etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_users
postmap will create create additional files based on the above file names but with a ".db" suffix. Postfix will not do that automatically - this is a common caveat. And it will only obey the *.db files. So do not forget to run postmap after you changed a mapping file. To make these mappings known to Postfix you would add these lines to your main.cf configuration file:
virtual_mailbox_domains = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_domains
virtual_mailbox_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual_mailbox_users
Now you have the tools you need to set up thousands of domains and email accounts in two text files. That's nice. But actually I promised that we will store such data in a MySQL database. Fortunately this is not much harder than using the above text files. Remember: a mapping is simply a way to assign one value to another . So all you have to do is tell Postfix how to access the two columns of a mapping from a database table. This is done using '.cf' configuration files (see also http://www.postfix.org/MYSQL_README.html or run "man 5 mysql_table" in the shell).
Example virtual_mailbox_maps.cf file:
# Information on how to connect to your MySQL server
user = someone
password = some_password
hosts = 127.0.0.1
# The database name on the MySQL server
dbname = mailserver
# The SQL query string
query = SELECT mailbox_path FROM virtual_users WHERE email_address='%s'
Imagine that you have a database table for virtual users with two columns. The left-hand side is the "email_address" column in that table. And the right-hand side is the "mailbox_path" column in that table. So this SQL query gets the right-hand side (mailbox path) for a given email address (email_address). The "%s" is the placeholder for the left-hand side and is filled by Postfix on every lookup.
Note that a lookup here must only return just one row from the database. Postfix must uniquely know where the mailbox path for a given user is. There are other mappings though where it's allowed to have multiple right-hand side items for one left-hand side item - for example in virtual aliases as shown in the next section.
To use the above configuration file you have to configure it in Postfix's main.cf file:
virtual_mailbox_maps = mysql:virtual_mailbox_maps.cf
If later you find that this mapping is not doing what you intended then the "postmap -q" command can be used to ask Postfix what the right-hand side value for a given left-side value would be. Say that you are interested in the mailbox_path for the email_address "email@example.com":
postmap -q email@example.com mysql:virtual_mailbox_maps.cf
Postfix will then run the above SQL query with your "email@example.com" argument:
SELECT mailbox_path FROM virtual_users WHERE email@example.com'
The result should be:
(Note: In this tutorial we will not let Postfix deliver the email directly. Rather it hands over incoming email to Dovecot. So we won't use the above virtual_mailbox_maps in this tutorial. It is still important to understand how Postfix deals with virtual users.)
Virtual alias domains
Virtual alias domains are used for forwarding email from an email address to one or more other email addresses. Virtual alias domains can't receive email though. They only forward mail somewhere else. The virtual_alias_maps mapping contains forwardings (source, destination) of users or domains to other email addresses or entire domains. Incidentally virtual_alias_maps are obeyed for any received email. So in most cases you do not really need virtual alias domains as you can declare all domains as virtual mailbox domains and use virtual alias maps for forwarding purposes. Technically defining a domain as a virtual alias domain makes Postfix accept email for that domain but you still need an entry in the virtual_alias_maps mapping to tell Postfix where to forward the email.
A note on the virtual_alias_maps: they can return multiple right-hand side destinations (to forward to) for one left-hand side source (the original recipient). You can use that to forward an email to several recipients and to control whether you want to keep a copy.
Example 1: forward all email for email@example.com to email@example.com
email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com
This one is simple. You have the source (firstname.lastname@example.com) and the destination (firstname.lastname@example.com) or the forwarding. John will never see the email.
Example 2: forward all email for firstname.lastname@example.com to email@example.com but also receive a copy
firstname.lastname@example.com email@example.com
email@example.com email@example.com
This is a bit trickier. If Postfix queries this mapping for email@example.com it will get two results. (Postfix is smart enough not to create a loop but to understand that you want to get a copy of the emaill.) This is the same as one row with the recipients seperated by commas:
email@example.com email@example.com, email@example.com
Example 3: forward all email for any domain in the example.org domain to email@example.com
@example.org firstname.lastname@example.com
This is called a catch-all alias. It will accept email for any user in the example.org domain and forward it to email@example.com. If email@example.com would not be an explicitly defined virtual user then her email would be caught by the catch-all alias and forwarded to email@example.com.
Beware: Catch-all aliases catch spam. Lots of spam. They may look comfortable because they forward all email to one person without the need for creating aliases. But spammers often try to guess email addresses at a known domain. And with a catch-all alias you will receive spam for any of those guessed email addresses. Try to avoid them and rather define the existing email addresses. Even if it seems to be more work.


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Colorado Assisted Living Homes are nurse-owned and operated homes that are designed to provide quality loving care for seniors. Our Assisted Living services provide seniors with the care they need in an environment where they receive home cooked meals, activities, and personalized care with bathing, dressing, medication disbursement, as well as exercise and weekly hair styling. At Colorado Assisted Living Homes, our professionally trained staff looks after the needs of your loved ones in the way you would.
This facility or agency offers the following types of care or services:
- Assisted Living
- Residential Homes
- Semi-Private Rooms
- Private Rooms
- Price Dependent Levels of Care
- Respite/Short Term Stay
- Day Care
- Medicaid