text:
Or is DH: bouncing me into talking to someone I had a falling out with a long time ago?(26 Posts)
quesadilla Sat 23-Mar-13 21:27:55
quesadilla Sat 23-Mar-13 21:31:59
SweetSeraphim Sat 23-Mar-13 21:33:39
quesadilla Sat 23-Mar-13 21:42:13
SweetSeraphim Sat 23-Mar-13 21:49:07
aldiwhore Sat 23-Mar-13 21:54:33
quesadilla Sat 23-Mar-13 21:54:34
PureQuintessence Sat 23-Mar-13 21:59:31
AgentZigzag Sat 23-Mar-13 22:00:57
hwjm1945 Sat 23-Mar-13 22:04:06
PureQuintessence Sat 23-Mar-13 22:08:51
AgentZigzag Sat 23-Mar-13 22:17:47
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 07:57:58
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 07:58:50
ImTooHecsyForYourParty Sun 24-Mar-13 08:02:43
HollyBerryBush Sun 24-Mar-13 08:08:43
GreenLeafTea Sun 24-Mar-13 08:12:07
ImTooHecsyForYourParty Sun 24-Mar-13 08:12:47
SugariceisaGoodEgg Sun 24-Mar-13 08:14:29
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 08:36:25
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 08:39:37
ImTooHecsyForYourParty Sun 24-Mar-13 08:46:51
2rebecca Sun 24-Mar-13 10:02:01
WhereYouLeftIt Sun 24-Mar-13 10:25:45
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 10:41:34
quesadilla Sun 24-Mar-13 10:48:00
Join the discussion
Registering is free, easy, and means you can join in the discussion, get discounts, win prizes and lots more.Register now
Already registered with Mumsnet? Log in to leave your comment or alternatively, sign in with Facebook or Google.
Talk: Customise | Unanswered messages | Getting started | Acronyms | FAQs
Threads: Active | I'm on | I'm watching | I started | Last 15 minutes | Last hour | Last Day
Please login first.


text:
B3ckstage Portfolio Web View site
By Rehan Syed Muhammad (UNITED ARAB EMIRATES)
Syed Muhammad Rehan is a virtuoso web designer looking around for unique palettes of life, rendering from ideation to fiction. Passion is just a humble utterance of my work philosophy. My...
- There are not colors yet
Processing vote

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Categories: Building Supplies and Services| Construction Services| Contractors
Illinois > Hagarstown Yellow Pages > Construction
(877) 651-7556
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
No Power? Control Your Power, Control Your Life.™ - WHY GENERAC • Generac is the world's #1 selling brand of residential standby generator • 7 ... More>
(888) 507-7275
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
The Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hot Tub …your own personal fountain of youth. - The world's leader in hydrotherapy and relaxation makes bathing safe, comfortable and affordable.... More>
Mainly Home Improvement
(618) 540-3885
303 Charles Ave, Greenville, IL| Map
Improving your home is our main business! - Mainly Home Improvement is locally owned and operated. We provide a variety of home improvement ... More>
Jewett Roofing Company
(800) 664-2845
1800 South Elm Street, Greenville, IL| Map
Top Quality Products And Personal Service. - Jewett Roofing Company is a family-owned and operated roofing company serving the Midwest since ... More>
First Street-Jacuzzi
(888) 507-7947
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
The Jacuzzi® Walk-In Hot Tub …your own personal fountain of youth. - The world's leader in hydrotherapy and relaxation makes bathing safe, comfortable and affordable.... More>
Sears Home Improvement Roofing Systems
(888) 577-2893
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
Get the protection and durability you want in a new roof from Sears. Customers have trusted Sears for over 100 years for quality products and service. - Trust Sears for reliable roof system products, installation and peace of mind on one of your bigg... More>
Brent's Lock & Key
(618) 594-3017
790 Jefferson St, Carlyle, IL| Map
Serving you from THE SAME LOCATION SINCE 1984 - Brent's Lock & Key offers state of the art quality Locksmith equipment to service the southern Il... More>
Allied Design Consultants Inc
(217) 522-3355
405-1/2 S 6Th, Springfield, IL| Map
Architecture. Design. Planning. - Allied Design Consultants Inc in Springfield, IL, is your source for architecture in Illinois. We... More>
(877) 651-7485
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
No Power? Control Your Power, Control Your Life.™ - WHY GENERAC • Generac is the world's #1 selling brand of residential standby generator • 7 ... More>
NAC Supply Inc
(815) 322-2472
27589 W Concrete Dr, Ingleside, IL| Map
Quality pavement products. - We're a Family Business started over 40 years ago by Jim Browne as North Shore Sealcoating; the B... More>
Advanced Wiring Solutions
(708) 385-0916
4838 West 128th Place, Alsip, IL| Map
Structured Cabling - Advanced Wiring Solutions has been proudly serving the Chicago area, Illinois, Wisconsin & Indian... More>
Sears Central Heating and Cooling Replacement, Repair and Maintenance
(888) 576-2735
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
Choose from a full line of energy efficient Kenmore® or Carrier® systems. Need a tune up or repair? We service all major brands, no matter where you bought it. - Call today for your FREE consultation on a new Kenmore® or Carrier® system from Sears. We offer a... More>
Bullock Garages Inc.
(217) 706-1000
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
Small Or Big We Build Them All. - From the beginning, it has been our goal to give the consumer the best garage at the best possibl... More>
Intra-Plant Maintenance
(309) 694-0964
3116 N Main, East Peoria, IL| Map
We specialize in building relationships. - Founded over a quarter century ago by our still-current owner, Intra-Plant Maintenance Corporatio... More>
Blue Water Luxury Pools & Design Co
(877) 940-7946
123 main, Bettendorf, IA| Map
Satisfying your highest expectations! - The Blue Water Group Design & Development Co, located in the Quad Cities serves IA, IN, IL and WI... More>
Roto-Rooter Plumbing & Drain Cleaners
(618) 283-4658
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
Residential & Commercial Plumbing Services by Roto-Rooter Plumbers - Whether you're experiencing a plumbing emergency, or something as simple as a leaky faucet or run... More>
A Fence Above the Rest
(815) 304-5568
393 south creek drive, Manteno, IL| Map
Visit our website. - Thank you for considering A Fence Above the Rest. We repair and install all types of fences, for ... More>
Dambacher Truck Service, Freight, Dump Trucks & Trailers
(618) 539-3503
609 N Main, Freeburg, IL| Map
Trucking, Dump Trucking, And Hauling Is In Our Blood Since 1941. - Dambacher Truck Service is a family owned business in of Freeburg,IL. We've served homeowners, ... More>
Nu-Trend Accessibility Systems
(309) 797-4647
1808 34th St, Moline, IL| Map
Let us lift you. - Life is harder when you have limited mobility, but when you work with Nu-Trend Accessibility Syst... More>
Longhorn Buildings
(618) 487-9195
500 Illinois 33, Beecher City, IL| Map
Top quality workmanship! - Longhorn Buildings is located in Beecher City, IL, and we are the premier builders of pole and po... More>
B Safe Home Inspections Of Illinois Inc
(217) 321-1000
27 Fairview Ln, Springfield, IL| Map
B Safe before you buy. Complete home inspection service. - B Safe Home Inspections located in Springfield, IL has provided thorough expert property inspecti... More>
Superior Window Co
(618) 533-6349
1420 N Elm, Centralia, IL| Map
Why Pay More? Windows Installed Starting at $189. - Give your home or business a quick face-lift with new doors and windows The benefits to replac... More>
Thomas Chimney Sweep
(618) 854-2752
Rr 2, Cisne, IL| Map
ChimScan® Video Inspections for less invasive and higher quality diagnosis of cleaning and repair needs. - Thomas Chimney Sweep is the most experienced and trained chimney cleaner and repairer in the Sout... More>
Advantage Door Inc
(618) 532-0660
314 N Morrison St, Central City, IL| Map
Liftmaster openers and Carriage house doors. - Welcome to Advantage Door Inc! We are an overhead garage door company serving southern Illinois. ... More>
Security Alarm Corp
(618) 548-5768
1511 E Main St, Salem, IL| Map
Providing Peace Of Mind You Deserve For Over 25 Years. - Security Alarm Corp. has provided the security solutions to Southern Illinois for more than 25 ye... More>
Oster Flooring Inc
(618) 920-7314
13712 Mary Lane, Aviston, IL| Map
A whole new floor - Oster Flooring Inc is a full service flooring company with the experience to handle all of your l... More>
Fred's Greenhouse & Nursery
(217) 272-4217
411 S West Ave, Sorento, IL| Map
Thinking about landscaping? Call us! - Looking to make your yard bloom this spring? Call Fred's Greenhouse and Nursery today. We special... More>
Steel Star Metal Roofing & Siding
(217) 543-2829
226 E CR 600 North, Arthur, IL| Map
Ask us about our roof quotes via satellite images! - Steel Star Metal Roofing is a manufacturer of metal roofing & siding for residential, commercial,... More>
Morton Buildings Inc
(800) 447-7436
Service Area:
Hagarstown, IL
Consolidated Fence
(618) 532-2672
306 S Chestnut, Centralia, IL| Map
Consolidated Fence has been serving Centralia and the surrounding area since 1973. We offer high-... More>
updating results
You are currently searching
Hagarstown Construction.Try other nearby locations.
- Vandalia |
- Greenville |
- Ramsey |
- Pocahontas |
- Brownstown


text:
Welcome To CruiseCritic.com | Stay on CruiseCritic.com Go to Cruise Critic UK Close X
Tour one of Venice's most remarkable churches, designed by the great architect Andrea Palladio.
1 review
Nothing special, bettered by many English cathedrals.
Provider: Celebrity Cruises
Sponsor links
More Venice Information
|© 1995 - 2014, The Independent Traveler, Inc. All rights reserved.
This file may be downloaded for personal use only.
Other copying or reproduction is expressly prohibited.
|About Us • Advertising • Editorial Disclaimer • Press
Privacy • Site Map • Store • Subscribe


text:
I received this liner as a gift so I wasn't expecting much from it. When I first tried it on, I was amazed ! I don't tend to wear thick liner anyway, so the small thin brush made it really easy to create a thin line with a little flick. However, when I did try to fill in some gaps with the tip, I didn't realise how sharp it was so I ended up pricking my eyelid a bit.
Not really sure about the staying power as I haven't tried it on for a whole day, but from previous reviews on here, it seems it does not budge !
Blugh - No.
I am eyeliner obsessed. I have been on a constant search for the perfect liquid liner. One that goes on smoothly, gives that perfect wing, and STAYS. I'm sad to say that this Bourjois product does none of those things.
The first thing that should be mentioned is the brush. In a word, this brush SUCKS. It is so thin it's like one of those teeny tiny paintbrushes made of a couple of single hairs. This means that you spend forever going over the same spot trying to get a slightly thicker line... then one section is thicker than the other... it's thin in other places. Really frustrating.
The formula is thin. It's so thin that I accidentally tipped the bottle and some sloshed out. This means that combined with the weeny little Borrowers brush, my lashes (which are fairly long) just got covered in product as I attempted to apply it. Then I blinked, as humans tend to do, and it got all under my eye.
Despite all of the above, I persevered and tried to even the wobbly lumpy line as much as I could, then wore it throughout the day. Or at least... a few hours of it until I found around my eyes (under, over, to the sides) had smudged. I'll be the first to admit my eyelids are an oil slick at times, but this is just ridiculous.
TL;DR... I looked in the mirror at midday and was horrified at the dry-looking wobbly line. Despite the tiny brush I have banged on about so much, I was STILL not able to get close enough to my last line (probably due to the formula).
Wouldn't buy again!
More reviews by Superstarcarly
This is my favourite eyeliner, repurchased this around 6 times and I still love it! Lasts forever on my eyes especially love it when I'm wearing false lashes and the colour is intense black very dramatic.
Color: Like it said, vibrant, almost a dupe for MUFE aqua liner in 5 - Diamond Turquoise Blue
Lasting power: forever, just buy it
Brush: thin, easy to use
Price: 1/3 high end product
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
this is such an amazing liquid liner! it dries super quickly and lasts forever! i am not sure about the price though, my liner was a gift
could somebody please tell me if the purple and blue liners are nice
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
This eyeliner has became my all time favorite. I did have doubt before purchasing it since I do have very oily eyelids. Every single eyeliner (from high end to drugstore) I have never used would crease on my eye during day, even I always use an eye primer.
I still bought this eyeliner because recommended by the beauty counselor at the Bourjois store. I bought the two in Absolute Black and Violet Laser (purple) colours.
` They are so good in quality with no shimmer in it.
` They never crease on my eyelids even after 12 hours' wear. (even without primer or setting with eyeshadow)
` The brush head is so fine. You could easily create a cat eye look with it.
` Only comes in very limited colours (6 colours) but all of them are so pretty.
` The Violet Laser one doesn't show up very well on my eyes. Maybe it is because of my medium skin tone. Have to draw over the eyeliner for a few time so as to make it more visible.
` A bit pricey for drugstore make up but I think it is so worth it. I bought it for 108HKD each (Around 14USD).
Anyway, I ended up buying another one in Electro Blue as well. I love the colour. It showed up pretty good on eyes as well.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
Electro Blue - SUCH a gorgeous color - I've never seen such a bright, gorgeous electric blue. But as another reviewer said, it left a very noticeable blue stain even after industrial strength remover. Not good :(
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
One of the best liquid liners I've tried. Lovely thin brush makes it easy to apply. Much better than some of the high end liquid liners for a 1/3 of the price!
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
I bought the color absolute black and I like how it shines. It is a really intense black to and it stays on okay. However I do not like the brush and the texture of the product. The texture is really wet and therefore hard to apply evenly. The brush is also hard to control for me. I like MAC liquid last liner more, because the texture of the product is not as watery and I can draw beautiful lines easily. I find I can only really easily make simple lines on my upper lashes. I need to forget about the winged retro anything when I am using this liner. I als usually use a separate brush becuase it is so hard to control. However I like it better than felt tip applicators.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No
Let me start of by saying I'm usually MAC obsessed, most of my make-up is MAC, and except mascara and (now) liquid eyeliner, I use MAC everything. I bought the MAC Liquid Eye Liner (in the little pot) and found the brush too thick. It made applying it very hard because my eyelashes got in the way and I found it didn't last very long at ALL (would start 'cracking'). I then tried MAC Superslick Liquid Eye Liner. IMO this is the worst eyeliner from MAC. It dries up ridiculously quickly and there's never much of the actual product on the brush so you have to keep dipping it in. Another thing, I bought it in 'On The Hunt', described as 'true black' and I would NOT say it was true black at all. It's definitely leaning towards a dark grey. One plus is that it is OK in terms of long lasting, it doesn't crack or smudge but the negatives definitely outweigh this one plus.
Now, onto Bourjois Clubbing Liner. I bought this after I decided to start trying out drugstore liners in my quest to find the perfect one. I LOVE the thin brush. It makes applying it SUPER easy and I'd definitely recommend for eyeliner beginners or just users of eyeliner in general who are perhaps not complete experts at applying it. With this, you can apply it in one sweep. No dotting and joining, a sweep is super easy and application takes about 15 seconds. Eyelashes don't get in the way, and although I've read reviews saying the brush is too 'thin' I don't think this AT ALL. It is absolutely perfect. If you want a really thick line you can very easily create one by simply sweeping across twice - think!! The liner is super long lasting and lasts until I go to bed. It doesn't smudge AT ALL, and I love being able to go out and not whip my mirror out every 1-2 hours to double check my eyeliner is OK. If you apply it thick in the corner of the eye it may start 'cracking', but this is just because of blinking and does happen with most if not all liquid eyeliners.
I'd never looked at Bourjois being a favourite brand of mine, but it has definitely gone up in my estimations and I value it as much as I do MAC. I do hope people give this beauty a chance because it is a diamond in my collection. I hope this helps someone. :-)
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Did you? Yes No


text:
The fall theater season is in full swing. This weekend you can send off a local production as it takes to the road, re-view an old stage classic or catch the world premiere of a new play from a local playwright -- and there's an old-fashioned musical, too. Here's a sampling of what's happening on st ... More >>
#71: Andy LynesAndy Lynes toiled behind the scenes at MCA Denver for seven years, eventually overseeing the art museum's visitor services and managing its super-cool shop. And for the last few years, he also presided at Black Sheep Fridays, MCA's silly Friday-night series of adult activities, rangin ... More >>
This holiday season, the Denver Museum of Contemporary Art is celebrating by hosting 12 and a half days of artistic performances in their sleek atrium. What sets the 12 & 1/2 ... More >>
Halloween is still weeks away, but this weekend we've got some spooky primers, including a haunted walk through Castlewood Canyon and a zombie fashion show. But there are plenty of non-scary parties and art gatherings, too. Below we showcase ten cool things to do this weekend; for many more, check o ... More >>
This Friday, October 11, Taylor Gonda and Kevin O'Brien of the These Things Matter podcast will defend Waiting for Godot as actor Brian Colonna and comedian Andrew Orvedahl bring it for Waiting for Guffman in "Debating for Guffman," the first off-kilter entertainment pairing of the 2013 Black Sheep ... More >>
Music is filled with surprises. For every good-looking rebel working diligently to bring sexy back, there's a bookish nerd sitting in a dim corner furiously scribbling esoteric poetry in a lyrics journal. Referencing literature is a surefire way to show the world that you're a sensitive soul with im ... More >>
In 1988, Westword published its fifth Best of Denver issue, a celebration of the city that saluted everything from the Best Band (the Subdudes, just going national) to the Best Hungry Young Band (Big Head Todd and the Monsters, long before they started singing Hillary Clinton's song) to the Best H ... More >>


text:
Komets coach Gary Graham had called out his players publicly.
One of those players was Mickey Lang, and he responded with a hat trick in Sunday's 5-4 victory at Evansville.
"I think the players and I had a good heart-to-heart in the pregame meeting," Graham said. "They know I got passionate last night because I care. We're just trying to create good habits that winning teams have. That was the whole speech last night. When we're playing well, we're still cutting corners. We need to tighten things up."
Lang had the game-winning goal -- his third goal of the night -- at 8:32 of the third period when his shot from the right circle went through the legs of IceMen goaltender Garrett Bartus for a 5-3 lead.
"Lang is a guy I have a lot of confidence in," Graham said. "With Lang, maybe I should have clarified (my comments more). At the end of the day, I don't judge players solely on stats. It's how they execute. You can have two goals but lose 4-2 and that's not good. …. It's just me challenging guys I trust in and believe in. They know I have their backs and they're not thin skinned."
The IceMen (8-3-3) got a goal from Matt Lowry at 15:48, and Lowry also put the puck in the net a split second after the final buzzer.
But the Komets (6-5-3) snapped their two-game losing streak, which included a 5-4 overtime loss Friday to the Wheeling Nailers, after which Graham called out several players, namely Lang, Mike Vaskivuo, Jace Coyle and Nick Tuzzolino.
Tuzzolino, the Komets' captain, was a healthy scratch and didn't make the trip.
"He and I had a heart-to-heart this morning," Graham said. "I thought it would be good chance for him to think about his game and role with his team. Tonight's result wasn't about that decision; it was about the guys who were here."
The Komets also got goals from Brandon Marino and Scott Fleming.
Evansville's Lowry had two goals, and there were one apiece from Andre Bouvet-Morissettte and Matt Schepke.
"We came out with a good start and that always helps us. There are still some things we will continue to clean up," Graham said. "But to come in and play Evansville, a team that was playing desperate on home ice, I liked our energy. I thought Lang and Mike Vaskivuo were unreal. Guys responded well."


text:
Regional Coordinator: Seith Mugume – firstname.lastname@example.com
Seith is a Commonwealth Scholar from Uganda, currently pursuing a PhD in Water and Environmental Engineering at the University of Exeter. His research specialises in urban water system adaptation under future change in cities in tropical developing countries.
Seith plans to organise a range of events, including:
- Pizza Evening – Initial meet and greet with Scholars and Fellows
- Day trip to Bath & send off for completing scholars/fellows
- Meet and greet events for new commonwealth Scholars
- International Dish Party
- Christmas Party
- Film/Cinema night
- Interdisciplinary Research Seminar
- Day trip to Stonehenge or Lands' End
Join the South West Regional Network Facebook group to find out about upcoming events, and to get in touch with Seith and other network members. If the name used on your Facebook account differs from that on your award documents, please contact email@example.com with your CSC Scholar reference and your name as it appears on Facebook so that your request to join the group can be authorised.


text:
Dowd on Dowdy
This is one of the dumber paragraphs I've read this week, and, big surprise, it comes from Maureen Dowd. Lamenting media coverage of Elena Kagan, Dowd dissects the difference between "single" and "unmarried" and writes of the double standard women endure:
But if you have a bit of a weight problem, a bad haircut, a schlumpy wardrobe, the assumption is that you're undesirable, unwanted — and unmarried.
Not only is this not a double standard—since it applies to men, too—but it seems the very definition of undesirable in our culture: fat and dowdy.
Dowd's real complaint is that a male version of Kagan—successful, outgoing, but no George Clooney—would still be seen as a sexual being, but this is because of a different double standard: the premium women place on male success. The problem, if you even want to view it as a problem, is yours, Maureen.
The whole column is an embarrassment. I don't doubt news coverage of Kagan has been awful, but Dowd's corrective is no corrective.
No tags
You may bypass the ID fields and security question below if you log in before commenting.
Twitter: @ErikLundegaardTweets by @ErikLundegaard
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Whitey: United States of America v. James J. Bulger
The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out the Window and Disappeared
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes
The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears
Transformers: Age of Extinction
Did Jeffrey Toobin Let Ted Cruz Lie About Prop 8?
Why Breitbart's Big Hollywood Is Wrong About Almost Everything
Rank the Academy Award's Best Pictures: 1927-2013


text:
select location:
change any time
1300 274 784
For ultimate inspiration, visit our online showcase featuring stunning photography of carefully selected residential, commercial and landscape architecture.
Visit the DesignPlace
Visit a Bristile Design Centre for expert advice and to see and touch the roofing products that will transform the look of your home.
Find a Design Centre near you
Bristile has a network of preferred agents who distribute our products.
Find a distributor near you
Keep up to date with the latest news and product information from Brickworks Building Products.
A member of
Proud supporters


text:
The Great Exchange Lyrics - Thrice
Review The Song (3)
I crewed on a fair golden ship that
Went down at the dawn of the world.
We mutinied and sentenced our captain to die,
'Fore our sails had barely unfurled.
We sank shortly after our riot;
Wanton flame and our powder kegs met.
While I swam for my life there came voices aloft -
Joyful, unearthly, and dread -
Singing of a violent, tireless mystery:
That one would give his life to save his enemy.
Too bone-tired to keep my arms moving,
To swim or even grasp after straws.
The undertow drew me down into its cold
And infinite indigo jaws.
I heard singing of a violent, tireless mystery:
That one would give his life to save his enemy.
I thought I must be dead or dreaming,
When my captain - still battered, betrayed -
Pulled me up, laid me over the beam he'd clung to,
Breathed his last, and sank under the waves.
Your body is a bridge across an endless sea.
Your body is a bridge across an endless sea.
Click here to submit the Corrections of The Great Exchange Lyrics
Please Click Here to Print The Great Exchange Lyrics
its Gospel | Reviewer: Scott | 1/18/13
The great exchange is a term that Martin Luther used in the 16th century to describe the swap of life and death that happened on the cross.
That we lived a sinful broken life as enemys to God and deserved to die in paymant... Yet Christ lived the perfect life that we could not have ever lived and then "exchanged" his life for ours on the cross.. giving us his perfect life and in turn taking abd paying for our sin on the cross.
Thats what this song is about, thats what Dustin is about... grace, Jesus, forgiveness. Who doesn't want (or need) that?
Wow! | Reviewer: Robert | 11/11/12
This song tells of a great story wow. I don't see the religious side to this song as others might, but that's just because I'm not a religious person haha! I guess we all see what we want to, but we can all agree that what the captain portrayed in this song is the noblest of men, and this song tells about both the bad and good sides of humanity. There are those who would destroy for no apparent reason, and those who would do the exact opposite for the sake of being good.
intrigued | Reviewer: Anonymous | 4/13/11
I find their lyrics to always be interesting and intelligent. One can't deny the religious themes that seem to pop up in various songs. This seems to reference Christ by my reckoning. If so, then I wish other people of faith (if they are indeed of faith) could be as intelligent and creative about it. Any other person could walk away with their own interpretation of these lyrics, but there is still something here. I find that cool.
The following area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of The Great Exchange Lyrics.


text:
Compare Sothys Soothing Lotion Sensitive Skin Toner 6.7oz to Clarisonic Mia Skin Cleansing Skin Care (183757000988)
Compare More Products
Sothys Hydradvance Light Hydrating... $55
Add to comparisonClarisonic Mia White $97
Add to comparisonGatineau Serenite Rapid Soothing... $90
Add to comparisonClarisonic Mia Sonic Skin Care... $84
Add to comparisonClarisonic Mia™ Skin Cleansing... $99
Add to comparisonClarisonic Mia TM Skin Cleansing... $84
Add to comparison
Prices are provided by the merchants. We assume no responsibility for accuracy of price information provided by merchants. Please alert us to any pricing discrepancies and we will alert the merchant. Sales taxes are estimated at the zip code level. Shipping costs are estimates. Please check store for exact shipping costs. To learn more about why certain stores are listed on the site, click here
Product specifications are obtained from third parties, and while we make every effort to assure the accuracy of product information, we do not assume any liability for inaccuracies. Store ratings and product reviews are written and submitted by online shoppers to assist you as you shop. They do not reflect our opinions. We take no responsibility for the content of ratings and reviews submitted by users.


text:
We need do what we can to preserve this lovely island
August 27, 2014 To the editor: I read with great interest (and a touch of fear) the letter written by Mr. Lueth. more »»
Not a good neighbor
August 27, 2014 To the editor: Well it appears that the government of Mexico is upset that the state of Texas has placed troops along the border with Mexico. more »»
The Ferguson, Mo., debacle
August 27, 2014 To the editor: What in the world is happening in Ferguson? Looting, burning private property, threatening law-biding citizens —absolute lawlessness. more »»
Guest Commentary: The role of school board members
August 27, 2014 It has been my pleasure to serve this community since 2000. As your School Board Member, I have observed the many changes which have occurred in public education and in our School District. more »»
Times they could be a changin
August 20, 2014 To the editor: Pine Islanders, the times they could be a changin'. more »»
Summer Lunch Program a big hit
August 20, 2014 To the editor: The Free Summer Lunch Program was a big hit on Pine Island again this summer! The program ran from June 9 to Aug. . more »»
Retired fire chief urges yes vote on rate increase
August 20, 2014 To the editor: I started 35 years ago with the Matlacha/Pine Island Fire Control District as a volunteer and retired as chief in 2013. more »»
Now it's threats ...
August 20, 2014 To the editor: Now it has boiled down to threat's ... we either accept their offer or they are going to curtail services. As Mrs. more »»
Fire Department needs our support
August 20, 2014 To the editor: There have been 22 commissioners of the Matlacha/Pine Island Fire Control District since the last millage cap was voted in 2000. more »»
I beg to differ
August 13, 2014 To the editor: In an ad placed by Ken Cox, Commission-er Seat 2 of the Matlacha/Pine Island Fire Control District, the ad states that there hasn't been a millage rate increase in 14 years. more »»
Animal waste fouls Toledo's drinking water
August 13, 2014 To the editor: Last weekend, the drinking water of 400,000 Toledo residents was fouled by animal waste. more »»
MPIFCD financial situation dire
August 13, 2014 To the editor: The current state of financial crisis facing the Matlacha Pine Island Fire Control District is dire and now to the point that, even if the millage rate was increased as requested, the... more »»
Summer season ends at Pine Island Pool
August 13, 2014 To the editor: Hello, from the Pine Island Pool staff in Bokeelia. While the weather is still very hot outside, the 2014 summer swim season has come to an end with great results. more »»
We live among heroes
August 13, 2014 To the editor: We had a great turn out for the Matlacha Hookers summer blood drive that produced 21 donations, which means that up to 63 individuals may benefit from the lifesaving efforts of those... more »»
Resident thanks all who have helped her
August 13, 2014 To the editor: I moved to Matlacha some 18 years ago and I am so glad I did. Recently I went for my fourth hip operation. What was a simple redo turned out to be a complicated one. more »»
To all Pine Islanders
August 13, 2014 To the editor: Burn the name King Ranch into your brain. That's the name of the latest threat to Pine Island. more »»
Pine Island family helps grateful residents find missing beagle
August 13, 2014 To the editor: We would like to thank all of our Pine Island family for your thoughts, prayers and help in finding our beagle Princess; she was missing 10 days. more »»
When will 'we the people' wake up?
August 13, 2014 To the editor: With elections coming up soon "we the people" must take back our government from both parties. more »»
Guest Commentary: We all will benefit from cleaning up our own backyard — and making polluters pay
August 13, 2014 As Lee County works to comply with the Clean Water Act, it is important to understand the value of improving water quality in our rivers and coastal estuaries for drinking, fishing, swimming and our... more »»
Thank you American Legion #136
August 6, 2014 To the editor: Wow! I never expected such love and appreciation from everyone at the Legion. It is my pleasure with great delight to say "Thank You." Frank, Barry, Linda M, staff and board. more »»


text:
Student Blogger in Rome
Get a student's perspective on what it's really like to study abroad. Read Kenny's Blog.
Have a question?
Our program advisors and past participants are here to assist you. Email us.
Freeman Scholar: Maggie
Request Information
Looking for more information? Fill out our online form to order a program brochure
Student Blogger in Temple Japan
Get a student's perspective on what it's really like to study abroad. Temple Japan Blog.
Apply Now
Already selected a program? Start your application today!
December 1, 2014 - 1:00pm
December 1, 2014 - 3:00pm
December 2, 2014 - 11:00am
December 3, 2014 - 11:00am
December 3, 2014 - 2:00pm
Want to Stay Informed?
The espresso in Rome was consistently good-- even the automated machine at Temple Rome produces shots that rival the best espresso in the states.


text:
Publix shopping plaza at Rattelsnake Hammock & Collier Blvd
Call us today at 1-877-433-9249
Make updates to your business profile 24/7
New York style pizza & neighborhood bakery.
|mon 10:00am - 9:00pm
|tues 10:00am - 9:00pm
|wed 10:00am - 9:00pm
|thurs 10:00am - 9:00pm
|fri 10:00am - 10:00pm
|sat 10:00am - 10:00pm
|sun 10:00am - 9:00pm
Excellent!! I haven't had pizza this delicious since I left NYC 5 years ago! I can't wait to try other menu items! Yum!
This has to be the best stromboli, salads, and pastries that I've had for a long, long time! We were in Naples for 5 days....we ate here 3 nights out of the 5! From Ohio, and from Kentucky, we say YUM!
I'm Italian and come from Brooklyn,NY. If you want the taste of New York Italian come to Cafe Naples. You name it, pizza, sandwiches or pastries; the best in Naples is yours right here.
My family and I stop here whenever we visit Marco Island-Great Pizza, grinders(The Greek) and bakery( I love the pignoli cookies).
I am a pizza eater and wow this pizza is awsome
DexKnows Mobile profile for Charlena's Pizzeria in Naples, FL.


text:
Filter by:
Content type:
Stage 1&2
Stage 2&3
Stage 3&4
Stage 4&5
Challenge level:
Cut four triangles from a square as shown in the picture. How many
different shapes can you make by fitting the four triangles back
Place six toy ladybirds into the box so that there are two
ladybirds in every column and every row.
A dog is looking for a good place to bury his bone. Can you work
out where he started and ended in each case? What possible routes
could he have taken?
A tetromino is made up of four squares joined edge to edge. Can
this tetromino, together with 15 copies of itself, be used to cover
an eight by eight chessboard?
Can you put the numbers 1 to 8 into the circles so that the four
calculations are correct?
Use the interactivity to help get a feel for this problem and to find out all the possible ways the balls could land.
Hover your mouse over the counters to see which ones will be
removed. Click to remover them. The winner is the last one to
remove a counter. How you can make sure you win?
A magician took a suit of thirteen cards and held them in his hand
face down. Every card he revealed had the same value as the one he
had just finished spelling. How did this work?
What happens when you try and fit the triomino pieces into these
two grids?
Use the clues to colour each square.
Can you cover the camel with these pieces?
Find your way through the grid starting at 2 and following these
operations. What number do you end on?
You have 4 red and 5 blue counters. How many ways can they be
placed on a 3 by 3 grid so that all the rows columns and diagonals
have an even number of red counters?
Can you put the 25 coloured tiles into the 5 x 5 square so that no
column, no row and no diagonal line have tiles of the same colour
in them?
Here are some rods that are different colours. How could I make a dark green rod using yellow and white rods?
How many different rhythms can you make by putting two drums on the
Place the numbers 1 to 10 in the circles so that each number is the
difference between the two numbers just below it.
Place the numbers 1 to 6 in the circles so that each number is the
difference between the two numbers just below it.
Can you work out how to balance this equaliser? You can put more
than one weight on a hook.
This problem focuses on Dienes' Logiblocs. What is the same and
what is different about these pairs of shapes? Can you describe the
shapes in the picture?
What is the best way to shunt these carriages so that each train
can continue its journey?
Take 5 cubes of one colour and 2 of another colour. How many
different ways can you join them if the 5 must touch the table and
the 2 must not touch the table?
Place the numbers 1 to 8 in the circles so that no consecutive
numbers are joined by a line.
How could you put eight beanbags in the hoops so that there are
four in the blue hoop, five in the red and six in the yellow? Can
you find all the ways of doing this?
In how many ways could Mrs Beeswax put ten coins into her three
puddings so that each pudding ended up with at least two coins?
Exactly 195 digits have been used to number the pages in a book.
How many pages does the book have?
A game for 2 people. Take turns placing a counter on the star. You
win when you have completed a line of 3 in your colour.
Can you shunt the trucks so that the Cattle truck and the Sheep
truck change places and the Engine is back on the main line?
Swap the stars with the moons, using only knights' moves (as on a
chess board). What is the smallest number of moves possible?
This magic square has operations written in it, to make it into a
maze. Start wherever you like, go through every cell and go out a
total of 15!
10 space travellers are waiting to board their spaceships. There
are two rows of seats in the waiting room. Using the rules, where
are they all sitting? Can you find all the possible ways?
Can you put the numbers from 1 to 15 on the circles so that no
consecutive numbers lie anywhere along a continuous straight line?
Using the statements, can you work out how many of each type of
rabbit there are in these pens?
This problem is based on a code using two different prime numbers
less than 10. You'll need to multiply them together and shift the
alphabet forwards by the result. Can you decipher the code?
What is the greatest number of counters you can place on the grid below without four of them lying at the corners of a square?
This problem is based on the story of the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Investigate the different numbers of people and rats there could have been if you know how many legs there are altogether!
How many DIFFERENT quadrilaterals can be made by joining the dots
on the 8-point circle?
Kate has eight multilink cubes. She has two red ones, two yellow, two green and two blue. She wants to fit them together to make a cube so that each colour shows on each face just once.
Arrange 9 red cubes, 9 blue cubes and 9 yellow cubes into a large 3 by 3 cube. No row or column of cubes must contain two cubes of the same colour.
Take a rectangle of paper and fold it in half, and half again, to
make four smaller rectangles. How many different ways can you fold
it up?
How many different triangles can you draw on the dotty grid which each have one dot in the middle?
There are 4 jugs which hold 9 litres, 7 litres, 4 litres and 2
litres. Find a way to pour 9 litres of drink from one jug to
another until you are left with exactly 3 litres in three of the
There are nine teddies in Teddy Town - three red, three blue and three yellow. There are also nine houses, three of each colour. Can you put them on the map of Teddy Town according to the rules?
This 100 square jigsaw is written in code. It starts with 1 and ends with 100. Can you build it up?
How many different ways can you find of fitting five hexagons
together? How will you know you have found all the ways?
There are 78 prisoners in a square cell block of twelve cells. The
clever prison warder arranged them so there were 25 along each wall
of the prison block. How did he do it?
You have two egg timers. One takes 4 minutes exactly to empty and
the other takes 7 minutes. What times in whole minutes can you
measure and how?
Can you find all the different ways of lining up these Cuisenaire
In a square in which the houses are evenly spaced, numbers 3 and 10
are opposite each other. What is the smallest and what is the
largest possible number of houses in the square?
Building up a simple Celtic knot. Try the interactivity or download
the cards or have a go on squared paper.


text:
Narrow your search
Keith Law gets into a Twitter debate with former pitcher Curt Schilling on the subject of evolution vs. creationism. ESPN confirms Law's Twitter use has been suspended but won't say why.
The Defender may be on the cusp of being discontinued, but that doesn't mean it isn't capable of off-road action. Quite the opposite in fact, as XCAR found out at Easton, where Land Rover challenges its vehicles.
Bluetooth and Z-Wave capabilities are crammed into Poly-Control's $179 Danalock.
James Beach, the man who used the controversial seat-locking device, inciting an altercation on a flight that had to be diverted, admits he behaved badly. He still loves his Knee Defender, however.
In justifying his device's existence, Ira Goldman tells MSNBC that the device is not being used to "hog space."
The Korean tech company outlines why the Samsung Galaxy Alpha looks the way it does, despite the device's similarities to Apple's iPhone.
After an argument over the use of a seat-recline preventer becomes heated, a United Airlines flight is diverted. Should the device be banned?
The Defender brings pepper spray into the modern era, adding 24-7 monitoring, automatic police alerts, and a camera that captures photos of assailants.
Almost 2 billion people around the world use smartphones -- typically worth hundreds of dollars a pop on the black market. A former smartphone thief explains their allure to street criminals.
CEO Tim Cook said sales met its internal projections, even as he acknowledged it disappointed Wall Street.


text:
November 27, 2014
The Cavalier women's lacrosse team overcame a 7 to 4 deficit to advance to the ACC tournament finals. Virginia beat No. 3 Maryland 10-7. Blair Weymouth and Kate Breslin each scored three goals. Virginia faces North Carolina on Sunday at 1 p.m.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Mail Migration
This topic was created by chivo243 .
Mail Migration
Hey All,
The topic of e-mail system migration has come up during our weekly meetings. Since I missed the fun and glory of the last migration our institution embarked upon, I have a question regarding time and planning. Little background, about 1000 users in an educational environment. What is an expected amount of time to prepare for such a migration process? Does anyone have a bullet proof way of doing it?
Thanks for reading, and many thanks for any replies.
Re: Mail Migration
You haven't mentioned what platform you are on or migrating to which could be a fairly major factor, depending on the availability of tools for doing the migration.
Also depends on how much mail you have to move, how much disruption and user training etc you're planning/willing to have.
Do you have desktop mail clients that will need replacing and configuring?
All of the above gives you timescales somewhere between 1 and 9 months I'd suggest, entirely variable within that.
Re: Mail Migration
The new mail platform has not yet been determined. The decision will be made by non-technical administrators in the near future after reading a user generated study by a very small group of technical and non-technical users. So, I have very little information at this time regarding the direction of the project, only it's projected implementation.
Many thanks for taking the time to respond to my vague question,
Personal conspiracy theory
The new e-mail system has already been selected. The user survey will include requirements that are a precise match for every single advertised feature of a particular product. If users generate any other requirements, these will be advertised for the version N+1 release. When the product arrives, you will find half the features are non-functional at best.
In your place, I would polish up my CV, start looking for my next job then propose testing various products prior to any decision being made.
Re: Mail Migration
"The decision will be made by non-technical administrators in the near future after reading a user generated study"
With that context you're pretty much doomed. I think you need to polish your CV and hang out in the jobs section.
But if you're able to influence the process, tell us what system you are currently using, what the daily mail volumes are, and the size of the mailboxes, and we'll try to help.
Re: Mail Migration
I strongly suggest you consider NetWin from New Zealand, their SurgeMail product. It has a built in Migration procedure that makes migrating users a dream. Essentially, you set the new mail server as your primary, and point it to your existing server. When new mail arrives, if the user doesn't exist, it's passed to the old server for delivery. As each user connects, and logs in with their email client, the NEW server, if the user doesn't exist, the NEW server will query the old server with user/password. If that pair is valid, the users account is CREATED on the new server, and ALL of their old mail is pulled to the new server, and from that point on, that users email, and logins operate on the New Server. They have both POP3 and IMAP migrations. If I recall, the IMAP migration will also pull all folders and such from the old server to the new server. There is virtually no need for you, the email admin, to setup each users accounts on the new server. You can leave the system in Migrate mode for as long as you like. They have Surgemail for Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, Solrais, etc. The pricing is VERY fair, and their support is AMAZING. I've had feature requests added in a week or two. Plus, if you have a special need, they're very responsive to your needs in adding functions, and doing special builds for you until they roll that function into the base releases.
Re: Mail Migration
As others have stated, without details of the current system and the new system no-one can offer any detailed advice. If both systems support IMAP then you can use various imapsync scripts to copy email from one system to another. With the correct scripts and users set up at the destination end this can then be an iterative process where you do an initial sync (which might take hours/days depending on the amount of storage and the network bandwidth/disk bandwidth available). Then you can re-sync several times to bring the new system in-line with the old until you are ready to switch over.
Re: Mail Migration
Hi It's me, D.B,
I'm back, OK I can provide some extra details after wonderful Monday meeting has passed.
Current messaging system: FirstClass 11.1 (OpenText) Replaced Exchange 2003 as a better tool for an Educational institution at or about the arrival of the previous tech director.
Candidates: Gmail, as the institution already uses google docs in some fashion.
Apple Mail Server, as the school is 95% Apple environment
Exchange, just because of the Cisco rational. (Nobody ever got fired....)
Roll out is to be incremental beginning around May 1st. Which data to migrate is still under discussion.
As many have said, get out the polish and cv...
Thanks to all for reading my post and replying.
Re: Mail Migration
Why do they feel they need to move systems again?
Is it about money saving or has something been done like moving emails from local based to "Cloud" based?
Re: Mail Migration
Some people within the organization have voiced the un-usability of FirstClass. Is it good for the student population? So there is now an investigation into other platforms, and "IF" it should be blessed, it is scheduled for the beginning of May. Cloud bases is not really the issue, but rather the best product, whether locally hosted, or somewhere in the mist.
Re: Mail Migration
If you are migrating out of First Class you are not just migrating mail - also user data (we moved out of First Class a few years ago). I would STRONGLY suggest doing the migration at the end of the school year. Tell the Admin people that this will greatly reduce interruptions. Also means that you have far fewer users to migrate. Do you roll over student email from year to year? We did a migration from another email system to Office 365 in 2012. Used MigrationWiz.com. You setup all the mailboxes in the new system then setup the migration source and destination servers then setup the accounts to be migrated. With this system you can do multiple passes with the migration. Run it once over a couple of weeks to get the initial data across, do a second run just before you change where new mail is delivered to, then a final run after "go live" with the new system.
As far as platform choice goes, Mac Mail server is ok but does not give you the same features that you can get with the likes of Groupwise, Exchange, Office365, Gmail.
Re: Mail Migration
The market leader in email migration tools is Quest - now owned by Dell:
It will migrate you to Office 365 - which is of course free for educational institutions....And significantly more fully featured than Borg Apps....
Re: Mail Migration
"as the institution already uses google docs in some fashion."
Did you know Office Web Apps is also free, but more powerful and MS document formats actually display correctly?!
Re: Mail Migration
Migrating from IMAP to Google Apps, I have used MigrationWiz a few times for my larger migrations and it was very cost effective and fairly quick. NOTE: I'm a Google Apps reseller so part of my job is email migration.
I have used MigrationWiz to do an unattended 2 pass migration of close to 200GB of data off an IMAP server with a single ADSL connection over a weekend.
From FirstClass, if you are using their calendar, there are some some scripts and a basic migration walkthrough here;
For a specific FirstClass solution, the Google Apps marketplace lists Salvair FirstClass to Google Mail service - which I have not used but has positive reviews.
Re: Mail Migration
Should not be too hard, as long as the old and the new system adhere to the standard Unix mailbox format.
Re: Personal conspiracy theory
You a manager yet, Flocke? If not, you should be.
It's in your veins. :-)
Re: Mail Migration
I would recommend the network edition of Zimbra.
Re: Mail Migration
Get in touch with Audriga (https://www.migrate-mail.com/en.html). They don't just do "cloudy" migrations (i.e. via their own servers), they can also supply a sort of black box approach. This is, of course, assuming you do a transfer between two DIFFERNT systems (for instance, from Exchange to an Open Source solution), so what you'll do is log into an account and pump emails into the target.
Your main challenges are (1) legality (privacy needs to be protected so you're going to have to get the process inspected or get people to sign agreements), (2) bandwidth, and (3) getting everyone's passwords, although you can just give an outage time and do a password reset instead.
Good luck - it doesn't actually take as long as you think, but planning, backups and test runs are essential. However, one warning: the use of Google may put you on the wrong side of Data Protection laws. Regulators seem to be reluctant to mention this publicly (I assume it's politics getting in the way), but as a sender never has the ability to approve you passing on an email to a 3rd party you are apparently breaking Data Protection every time you receive an email. Just give the ICO a call - they will confirm this (at least, they did when I called). You may want to keep this in mind - don't let the illusion of "free" cloud your judgement (sorry about the unintentional pun).
Mail Migration madness ..
> The decision will be made by non-technical administrators in the near future after reading a user generated study by a very small group of technical and non-technical user, chivo243
Obviously the non-technical administrator will pick what ever buzz-phrase he read last in the non-technical technical press, eg CLOUD.what.BYOD.ever.INNOVATION, and you are the fall-guy that's going to take the blame for when the migration fails ..
Re: Mail Migration
I've BTDT on both a much larger (70k+ users - years ago) and much smaller scale (e.g. 50 users).
Without knowing more about your environment, it's hard to know what advice to give. Worst case scenario you'll have to do an IMAP to IMAP migration and at this scale it would take a while. The gating factor would be the amount of messages in each inbox.
If it were me, I would outsource the work - make it part of the new system RFP - that's way better than trying to DIY it.
If you insist on DIYing it, couple of things:
- Make sure you have properly setup & tested secondary mail servers
- Backup everything AFTER you have stopped all services
- Make sure your backup & restore procedure is thoroughly tested way before your do this
- Do a dry run well in advance of the turn over and test any roll-back procedures you have
- Make sure you understand what will happen to every device after the migration
- DNS is your friend, understand how to use it to your advantage.
- Whatever the case, plan this for a 3-day weekend
- It's worth paying for commercial tools at this scale.
But, honestly, at that scale, I would make it someone else's headache.
Re: Mail Migration
You can do that, but it will take days. I migrated 30k emails once using that strategy, I think it took close to 17 hours...
Re: Mail Migration
I would ask the complaining users to offer training to the 900+ other people who are being forced to learn a new system because of their complaints.... And if they are unwilling to train others, then training for the new system must be in the budget as well as the migration costs, either of which could easily double the actual software/service cost.
Regardless, if you are going to try to migrate a system while it is in use, you will have to keep both systems running for at least a week and will risk some serious sync issues. And that's assuming all your DNS entries are clean.
Seriously, given all that, I would update my CV and leave before any of this happens....
Re: Mail Migration
OS X Server is a nice platform because it comes bundled with all the necessary groupware stuff, but the simplified UI in recent times means that unless your needs are fairly trivial, you will be tinkering with it under the bonnet (at the command line, for example). Underneath the UI, OS X Mail is just Postfix+Dovecot, so if you can handle those, you're fine. As a Mac head this works out well for me since I know how to use AppleRAID, CoreStorage, Time Machine, etc and there's plenty of good Apple documentation on the subject, but unless you need the features that are specific to Apple (like iOS and Mac push and management) then it may not make the best choice for standalone use. I would point you to my review on the Mac App Store, but it's been obliterated by the recent updates, so I suggest that you give it a fair shot using an available Mac--any recent Mac will do--and see for yourself if it will do what you need. It really is very team-spirited, and users besides myself have been utterly delighted even without CLI changes. This always surprises me.
As for Google, well, the best you can say about them is that they're generous. Very task-focussed, it's "Free", and it's in the cloud, so all your problems melt away. But beware the big G. Google is not interested in doing more than is necessary to make it work, so if IMAP is too slow, or your choice of platform is not well-represented (think Symbian after the ActiveStink drop), well, too bad. But it's very shiny, and Google does many things correctly (compare Google Groups to your average Mailman install, EG), they're very big on collaboration, and it's very hard to argue with a turnkey solution that does most things right out of the box. Indeed, at the time, I only came back to self-hosting email (but still in the cloud) because I badly needed better mailing list support than Google Apps had at the time. Still miss the pee-easy moderation of Google, though, and it's really only possible because all the data is up in the cloud where Google's spam filters are. Same for archiving--for extra money, they'll audit trail for you. Very slick, indeed. In fact I think you can now get the Postini service separately, so you could still run your own mail server but get Google's spam filtering and archiving if you wanted to.
But anyway, as others have said, we really need more details to be of any specific help to you, I think.
Re: Mail Migration
That's a bit subjective. What rig(s) were you running?
For my part I moved about 32k messages (coming to about 2.4GB) off a Core2 Quad desktop (localhost) to a Raspberry Pi (so only 10/100 link speed), IMAP-to-IMAP, using Thunderbird. Took about 4 hours all up.
Of course that's SOHO level stuff, the OP is probably better off paying somebody to take the risk/liability at their scale, as has been said.
A bit vague
It's very difficult to say. It all depends on what you're on, what you're moving to, what you're migrating and how you're migrating. :)
How big are inboxes?
Is the new mail system on the same network? What bandwidth is available? Is it feasible to use disk-shipping if it's a remote system?
What storage backend does each system use?
If they're both maildir then the task is quite simple - copy all the files to the new system and perhaps script a few tweaks to some of the files.
If you use something like IMAPSync then it's going to take quite a bit longer. A large mailbox over the internet might take hours.
Is it just mail too, or are you going to try and migrate contacts and even calendars? Unless both systems use some kind of standard (CalDAV etc) then it's going to be a manual process - export, convert, import. Even with CalDAV etc. it's going to be fiddly.
So without having anything to go on, I'd say it'll take a few weeks, if not more.
Subject to details such as platform and OS, here are some basics.
1) Back up everything. Twice. Then verify the backups to make sure they are valid. Ensure you can go back to the old server if needed.
2) Get the new server up and running with all SP and OS patches. Run it for several weeks without any accounts on it and check your error logs for any issues with the new hardware. If they allow direct transfer of mailboxes between old and new servers, transfer a few small accounts and one big one over and run them for a while to make sure all is well. Make sure they are not corporate VP's or mission critical accounts. Former employees make for a good source of test account for this.
3) Make sure your DNS and firewall is updated to send mail to the proper IP's (Old and new).
4) Test, test, test. Send, receive, attachments, calendar, notes, etc. Check error logs. After any issues are identified and fixed, bring the remainder of the accounts over in batches. The number per batch depends on network speed and your personal comfort level. Don't do everything at once. Repeat as necessary.
5) When all accounts are transferred, keep the old server available for at least a month in case you need to go back (if you can). Keep a virtual image of the server at the very least and full data backup if at all possible because you will miss something.
6) Backup everything. Twice. Then verify the backups to make sure they are valid.
7) Good luck.
For weeks? Yikes, the users will blow a gasket if we have issues for a day. That is why I am planning for the worst(work) well ahead of time. Your advice is going in my journal, and will be applied when possible. Many Thanks!
You've done this before, I see.
I would add that if at all possible, test the backups on a different server using a different (obviously compatible) tape drive. Do this even if it costs you extra. If the head on your tape drive is out of spec, no other tape drive will ever read those tapes. Don't risk this. I have seen the fallout from one of these disasters. It was apocalyptic.
The tech details are too different in each case to give a lot of specific advice. But if you really stick to these two principles, you'll be fine.
1. Plan for success and you will have failure.
2. Plan for failure and you will have success.
Boy, you are in for a rude shock. Migrating stuff between mail systems has all kinds of problems and it's likely that you will experience a number of them. Off the top of my head:
- Flags missing (aka starred messages)
- Delegated mailboxes not working
- Mail not forwarded properly
- Aliases broken (esp. with Gmail)
- Mailing lists need to be re-created
- Server-side filters deleted/gone
- Away messages not working/different
- White/black lists broken/different
- Spam handling working better/worse/different
And that's just moving from Desknow to Gmail for 50-ish users, never mind 1000. Like I said, I would make this someone elses headache as it would be hard to discover/document all of the odd ways people use/abuse email, esp. in an academic environment.
2nd Migration
So having migrated your mail system once, your organisation presumably made the wrong choice or the perimeters changed. The phrase "the grass is greener on the other side of the fence" springs to mind. I also foresee blood on the carpet; users are involved :-(
Hang on - there are companies (mine included) who do this sort of thing for a living. This is just free consultancy.
Re: free consultancy
Well, yes, but without wishing to disparage the earlier commenters so far, I don't think we've helped the OP much yet.
I share an earlier poster's concerns about the "decision to made by non-technical types later" (later? like after the budget and timescale have been fixed?), but I think "polish your CV" is possibly unhelpful in the current climate. My own suggestion would be to recognise that this project hasn't started well and might turn into a buck-passing exercise if anything goes wrong. Your best defence in these situations is to have a clear statement of original goals so that you can resist (or at least argue for more time or resources) disruptive or contradictory changes later on.
So ... it might be a good idea to get management to state their reasons for wanting to migrate. You can use that to keep the project focussed. And if they aren't willing to say, I suppose you can always go back to polishing that CV. :(
Re: free consultancy
My manager is a bit maniacal when it comes to playing the c.y.a game, we have that covered in spades, many thanks!
and it never hurts to have an up to date cv, as I don't have ;-}
Ah ha! The curse of technical professions strikes again :)
This isn't a 'free consultancy', this is a client education correspondence course. It is unlikely the OP was going to shop this job out, since he asked 'The Internet' what his options were. If he wasn't going to go this mostly alone, his sales droid would already have told him what he needed. So by providing information isn't going to lose you anything and you stand to benefit many times over from the education session. Let me explain:
The proles often think that ignorant customers are what businesses prefer. Anyone who has been in business will tell you that's bullshit. The absolute most valuable customers are the ones that know exactly what they need. Those customers are little more than a transaction: Money for Thing. Everyone is happy and both parties can get back to their primary mission. Plus you don't have to worry about the ghost of customer (mis)expectations rising up 24 months from now to bite your ass. It's also the mature type of customer who is much more likely to have peers that face similar challenges and who will recommend your services to them.
Now, here's the rub. For those easy money educated customers to become educated, someone has to educate them (crazy right?). Often, as the educator, you won't land that customer, but who educated the last educated customer that came through your doors? I'm not advocating you doing any actual work for free, but educating customers is an evergreen opportunity.
Customer education pays off, eventually, for everyone. But it's one of those things that is most beneficial if everyone does it.
Don't do this.....
Tell all of your users to dump everything into PST files and hope for the best!
Re: Don't do this.....
its better than telling your users that their emails will be migrated and then when it happens there is nothing there...
Re: Don't do this.....
That just means they migrated to somewhere other than where the users are looking, probably the bit bucket...
Re: Don't do this.....
/dev/null - amazing storage capacity, but crap to restore from.
There is so little information that it is impossible to give a semi-accurate response.
- what clients are used today? If there is software (e.g. Outlook, Thunderbird) on user PCs, will that work with the new mail system? If you're moving from one closed system (e.g. Exchange) to another (e.g. IBM Lotus Notes) you will have a lot more work training users on the new clients and converting all the desktops.
- what features of the current mail system are used (e.g. shared folders, mailbox ACLs, distribution lists, etc. some also come with built in calendar). You probably have a webmail, so you need to consider how it will work on the new system and if you need to migrate settings and contacts
- what's your defined maintenance window for the cut over? that can dictate the processes you need to use
- phased migration or single shot (i.e. move some users at a time or move everyone at once)? Some mail systems cannot support operating in a mode where some users in the domain live on a different mail server so a phased approach may not be possible
- can you get into the mailboxes on both the current and new mail system without knowing the users password? A lot of mail systems let you do this using some kind of administrative proxy login function, either through proprietary extensions or SASL. If you need to know the users password, that can complicate things a lot.
I've been doing e-mail migrations for far longer than I care to admit and to be honest you're not giving us enough to give you further help. If you're using commercial software, investigate using the new vendor to move your mail for you. Some will throw a migration in for free.
If you're using open source, good luck. There are a lot of ways of doing mail migrations, but often not well documented and I've often had to go digging in the source to find the features I need to make the migration happen.
Fundamental Questions
How much do you want to spend?
All other questions are secondary until you know this.
Re: Fundamental Questions
Just like in Madd Maxx, speed is just a matter of money, how fast ya wanna go? Cost is not in my purview, I only have to support what comes down the pipe. I just want to know how much toilet paper to bring... Thanks for the reply! Any suggestions in case the study is inconclusive?
Re: Fundamental Questions
@ chivo243
How long the toilet paper is? Really? So you'd be happy with cheap bog roll that will falls to bits as soon as it gets any where near any vaporous anal cavity resulting in dirty hands, an unwiped arse and a good chance of follow on issues of passing nasty butt bugs to other users thanks to your dirty hands (oh you will wash your hands...but tell me...is there a sink in your stall?) or would you rather a more resilient solution consisting of two or maybe even three ply sheets that are not so rough that they cut your anus to shreds or don't fall to pieces in the presence of a vaporous butt crack?
Length is not really the issue is it?
Re: Fundamental Questions
A good arsessment of the situation.
Risky business
This is a pretty serious project. But we don't know what the goal of the project is. And the people making decisions have no material expertise to base their decisions on. That seems like a bad idea (and business as usual for an IT project, unfortunately).
Since the decision is apparently made without any technical input, there is no need for an analysis of costs.
A bulletproof way of doing it:
- Determine target system requirements (storage, network, backup, load balancing, etc.) based on technical requirements, current usage (storage, backup, bandwidth) and specifics of the intended target email platform (i.e. some systems store mail more compactly than others).
- Acquire target platform hardware and software.
- Install target platform hardware, software, tools for client connectivity, backup etc.
- Set up the new mail platform to send mail via the old mail server
- Test target email platform and client software with a limited number of accounts.
- Test the backup solution for your new system.
- Create a user manual for the new platform and client tools, detailing how to preform basic operations in the new platform (reading and sending mail, scheduling meetings) and some advanced topics (i.e. out of office notifications, sorting mail into subfolders etc.)
- Create a backup of the target system
- Migrate/import/create all mail accounts (but not mailboxes) to the new platform. This may be done with a bulk creation (e.g. from AD) or with a (power)shell script.
- Check that accounts were created correctly. Roll back if not.
- Create a backup of the old system.
- Set up forwarding rules from the old system so mail delivered to the old platform also get delivered to the new platform. Probably with a with a (power)shell script, although some mailservers may accept more generic rules.
- Check that the forwarding rules work. Roll back if not.
- Create a backup of the new system
- Migrate a handfull of mailboxes to test the mailbox migration process
- Check that mailboxes were migrated correctly. Roll back if not.
- Create a backup of the new system
- Migrate all mailboxes
- Check that mailboxes were migrated correctly. Roll back anyway.
- Plan a final migration date, notify users of impending changes and downtime
- Distribute the user manual to all users
- Create a backup of the new system
- Migrate all mailboxes
- Test that mailboxes were migrated correctly. Panic if it didn't work.
- Change MX records to deliver mail directly to new server
- Route mail from new platform directly to destinations
- Change SPF records (if any).
Once you know what your source and destination platform are, people may be able to suggest useful tools to help automate the migration process.
Re: Risky business
This is what I need, good point by point advice I can give in terms of the steps involved when the project is planned, many thanks for your time!
Migration and JUST the migration...
Focus on the migration.
Many times I see people (project managers for the main) say "well, this would be a great time to have a tidy up, remove inactive accounts, etc."
Invariably the tidy ups cause far more issues than the migration itself. And when you get problem reports, you'll spend ages trying to work out what the problem was with the migration - only to realise the account in question got "tidied".
What from? What to?
You cannot plan the migration until you know what you will be migrating from, and what to.
You should refuse to give any estimates until you know the destination platform. If they insist, say "between N weeks and 6 months depending on what the destination platform is".
Meantime if you actually want advice at least tell us what you are migrating from. Presumably you know that much, right?
RE: Mail Migration
I know you said that the number of users is about 1000. But no indication of the average size of a mailbox, number of items among other things. The platform you're migrating to would be of significant importance. If you're keeping the solution in house migration shouldn't be too bad. It may take time for the data to move over (depending on the platform your going from and to). It'll be more about getting the users already in the environment trained on the new environment (again depending on the source platform and destination platform).
If you're looking at an external solution (Google Apps or similar cloud hosted) you need to take a long hard look at the amount of data you have, the connection you have to it, and how long it'll realistically take you to move that data over. Environments with users and multiple gig mailboxes may take longer than what would be considered a reasonable amount of time to migrate.
Also depending on the amount of data you have in the current system you may want to look at implementing an email archiving solution in tandem with the migration to make the amount of data you have to move to the new system significantly smaller without severely impacting the users. Again this is all going to depend on what you're going from and what you're going to.
All of these things will have to factor in to the time line you have for making the switch over.
My assumption here is that being an educational system you have some sort of long break to do this migration over. Students are usually off from June to August, unless they chose to take summer classes, and that's when big switch overs typically happen. This gives them time to move the data, test to make sure connections are working properly and documentation is available for users on how to use the new system.
Is it another migration out of MS Exchange?
It's just that we see many that finally understand that there are other solutions that can do the same job, require a lot less HW and cost a lot less.
Anyway I think we need a bit more info to give you an idea about complexities and amount of time required.
For me moving users away from MS Exchange is quite simple as we have a migration tool that just grabs users and their datastore from one system and moves them to the other but you've got to keep in consideration the transfer rates you can get to calculate how long it's going to take.
Do you plan to move them all in one go?
Are the servers on the same network?
What read and write transfer rates do you get from the 2 servers?
Size of the current database?
Are the attachments store within the database or on file system? Are they already deduplicated?
If they are still in the evaluation phase then I recommend to add to the list Zarafa Groupware, you get MS Exchange features but as I said above it's lighter, cost effective and it's also Open Source if you plan to do some integrations.
Most read
- Product round-up Ten excellent FREE PC apps to brighten your Windows
- Analysis Pity the poor Windows developer: The tools for desktop development are in disarray
- Chromecast video on UK, Euro TVs hertz so badly it makes us judder – but Google 'won't fix'
- Analysis BlackBerry's turnaround relies on a secret weapon: Its own network
- Hire and hold IT staff in 2015: The Reg's how-to guide


text:
Weather Links
Humidity 56%
Winds 0.0mph
Sponsored by: Arceneaux Ford
Humidity 56%
Winds 0.0mph
Jul 28, 2011 9:50 AM by Lauren Wilson & AP
GRETNA, La. (AP) - A 25-year-old Mississippi man has been arrested in connection with a shooting death during the Independence Day weekend in Louisiana.
Terrance Miller of Pattison, Miss., was booked with second-degree murder Monday after being extradited from Mississippi to the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna. He is being held in lieu of $750,000 bond.
Gretna Police Chief Arthur Lawson tells The Times-Picayune that Miller was arrested in the death of 33-year-old Keidrick Shorty Sr. of Marrero on July 3. Two other men have been booked with accessory after the fact to second-degree murder in the incident.
Lawson said the shooting happened outside a bar.
No information on a motive behind the shooting was released by police.
50 minutes ago


text:
The Press Newspaper
The Press Newspaper
Accusations were made that the timing of the article was politically motivated to coincide with Mayor Brown's bid for re-election. Regardless of one's political views, I am writing this in the spirit of fairness. Toward the end of July, I wrote an editorial to The Press trying to inform the citizens of Oregon of the upcoming "Special Election" the Oregon Board of Education was apparently trying to sneak by the citizens. My editorial was not published because "there would not be adequate time for the other side to refute the claims."
While I can see the need to publish breaking news having an immediate effect on the readership on the front cover of a newspaper albeit one that is published weekly, the article on Officer Brown hardly fell into that category and does make one wonder about the motivation behind the article being published at this time.
In the interest of fairness it would seem to me the rules for oppositional response should apply to all even if you are the "keepers of the ink."
Millions of lights go on and furnaces kick up, increasing the cost of operating schools and homes. Most electricity is produced by burning the most polluting fossil fuel. Schools have no respect for operating costs or the environment. The business world opens up around 10 a.m., when the environmentalists and the EPA catch on they may pressure Congress to mandate all business to operate in daylight hours where possible. Ironically, many parents don't get up –others send their kids off in the dark, turn off the lights and go back to bed.
During the Presidential campaign last year, we heard about Cindy McCain's prescription drug problem, Sarah Palin's support of her unwed daughter and the questionable ethics of Barack Obama's pastor. Who cares? I am not voting for those people, only deciding which candidate will do the best job.
Now the headlines sensationalizing Mayor Marge Brown of Oregon for the indiscretions, bad judgment and even dismissed accusations of an Oregon police officer who happens to be her son, hired by her predecessor.
Mayor Brown stood back while her chief of police handled the situation and the matter is now considered closed per the Oregon Administrator.
Mayor Brown is a full-time mayor who has supported the Oregon community and citizens since she was first elected. As mayor, her door is always open and she returns phone calls and communications promptly. Before she was mayor of Oregon, she was a dedicated educator in the Oregon School System.
Has Mayor Brown made mistakes? I am sure she has, but just ask her and she will readily admit to them. There is no perfect person serving any of our communities, but most try their hardest to serve. Mayor Brown has served the Oregon citizens with integrity, diligence, respect and love of her community.
But my smile faded when I stopped the following day at the customer service desk in Wal-mart. The elderly person ahead of me was attempting to purchase a money order to be sent out of the country. Luckily, the customer service gal questioned the transaction.
To make a long story short, the senior was being scammed. I want to applaud Wal-mart for educating their reps and the customer service person who put that training to use. Reaching out to area seniors with activities, programs, educational speakers, health screenings, nutritional lunches, transportation, and the list continues, is what w do at the center. Community support is how we are able to do just that.
A big thank you to all who participated, volunteered or supported the follies. The funds raised directly benefit the center,
Most Popular
Poll module
Christmas spending
Are spending more, less or the same amount this year for Christmas?
The poll results are hidden from public viewing.
683063390 [{"id":"27","title":"More","votes":"0","pct":0,"type":"x","order":"1","resources":[]},{"id":"28","title":"Less","votes":"2","pct":50,"type":"x","order":"2","resources":[]},{"id":"29","title":"The same","votes":"2","pct":50,"type":"x","order":"3","resources":[]}] ["#194e84","#3b6b9c","#1f242a","#37414a","#60bb22","#f2babb"] sbar 160 160 /component/communitypolls/vote/12-christmas-spending No answer selected. Please try again. Thank you for your vote. Answers Votes


text:
Contact BeMore:
UB Student Center, Room 303
Alternative Break in Mullens, WV
Deadline: Wed., Nov. 19 at 12pm
No Heroes, Only Heroin:
Is Baltimore Losing the War on Drugs?
Thursday, Nov. 13
National Hunger and Homelessness
Awareness Week
Nov. 16-22
Get involved in BeMore, our leadership and community engagement program, and you'll:
Polish your leadership skills. Take advantage of leadership workshops, discussion groups, faculty panels and more.
Give back to your community. Participate in day of service events, community education workshops, service tours of Baltimore and other service opportunities.


text:
Carrie, Nicole, Kim and more show off the season's must-haves. Plus:
shop the trends for less
Credit: Kevin Mazur/WireImage
Updated: Thursday Feb 18, 2010 | 06:00 PM EST
By: Andrea DeSimone
More from PEOPLE
See More News
1 of 11
Denim takes on a feminine feel for spring with lightweight chambray on
flirty dresses – like Carrie
Underwood's Jay Godfrey number – as well as sexy tops and tailored blazers.
Copyright © 2014 Time Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.


text:
Download wol.exe.
Use Angry IP scanner (another free download) to grab a list of all your mac addresses. Bung them all into a batch file and use sheduled tasks to run it.
I did some instructions a while back, I'll see if I can find them.
I want to send a WOL packet to all computers within the school at a certain time every morning because teachers are complaining that they take too long to load up. I have a program that will send a request to 1 PC at a time and I have to type in all the information. I was wondering if anyone knew of a way of sending a packet to all the computers on the network to switch them on?
Download wol.exe.
Use Angry IP scanner (another free download) to grab a list of all your mac addresses. Bung them all into a batch file and use sheduled tasks to run it.
I did some instructions a while back, I'll see if I can find them.
Destructions here.
EDIT: I might be being thick, but I can't work out how to download my own attachment. If you can't either PM me your email and I'll send you a copy.
Last edited by K.C.Leblanc; 15th January 2008 at 03:22 PM.
Thanks for that, angry ip scanner and a script i've found on the internet seem to be just what I needed.
Thanks again for your help.
Can the spacecops tool be installed without a reeboot?
You mean an initial poweron in the morning?
I just go into the BIOS and set "wake on alarm" for 7.30am. All the suites power up at 7.30, gives them enough time to get themselves settled before the kids get in at 8.20 and thrash 'em.
if you set the wake on in the morning for 7.30 in the BIOS don't ya have to go to every computer b4 the holidays and disable them?
heh..not as such. CCTV runs 24/7, so I use a shutdown app and script to shut them back down, scheduled to run at 9.30am to give them time to update etc.
yes it can be removed also
Slight hijack but I was wanting to do the same thing with WOL but have problems with it. From what I've read once the power goes off to the PC after it's shut down unless the 5v continues to come in you can't wake it on LAN e.g. shut down, turn off the socket then turn the socket back on?
@gshaw; I couldn't make sense of your post.. However, I think you were getting at the voltage that the computer maintains even after it's 'shutdown'.
If a computer is plugged in and the PSU is receiving power then there is always a current running through the motherboard/NIC. This is so that the wondrous 'wake on LAN' will work (I'm not sure if there is any other reason?)
So in order for wake on LAN to work the machine needs to be plugged in, and WOL needs to be enabled in the systems BIOS.
Yeah sorry bit of a rushed post there, thanks for confirming though - looks like WOL won't work for us as each room has a main power switch that gets turned off each night
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
An Ohio judge ordered Ford to pay $2 billion to thousands of its dealerships to settle a 2002 lawsuit. Dealers brought the class-action lawsuit after Ford overcharged them for commercial trucks over an 11-year period.
The cash reward breaks down like this: $781 million in damages and $1.2 billion in interest will be divided up among nearly 3,000 dealerships after being overcharged on nearly 475,000 trucks.
According to Ford, the lawsuit covered 600 Series and higher trucks built between 1987 and 1997. Dealers accused Ford of failing to let them know about price concessions given to some dealers. Ford says it will appeal the decision, so the $2B likely isn't going anywhere just yet.


text:
St George Island House Rental Photos and Description
4 Bedrooms, 4 Baths, Sleeps 10
Casa Del Sol means House of the Sun and it lives up to its name. This lovely Plantation beachfront home has exactly what you need for the perfect island getaway. Casa Del Sol's large open floor plan is surrounded by bedrooms, offering each bedroom it's own private oasis. Panoramic beach front views through glass doors open to a wide deck that overlooks your private pool and pillowy sand leading to the beach! Cook a fabulous seafood dinner in the newly renovated kitchen w/ stainless appliances and granite countertops or grill out on the deck while enjoying the sunset. The Plantation community offers an ideal combination of seclusion and convenience - community swimming pool, shaded picnic area, fitness room and beautiful clubhouse. Community amenities also include 3 tennis courts, a 3,200-foot paved, privately owned/public use landing strip, and privileged access to excellent fishing and magnificent sunsets at Bob Sikes Cut! Heavily wooded streets that criss-cross the area are ideal for bicyclists, jogging and walking enthusiasts.
AMENITIES: Boardwalk, Private Pool, Clubhouse, Fireplace, Community Fitness Room, Fish Cleaning Station, Jacuzzi Tub, Outdoor Shower, Park-Style Grill, Pet Friendly, WiFi, Tennis Courts, Community Pool
- Suitability:
- pets considered


text:
Friends and family are mourning the loss of a Dawsonville father of four who died early Saturday in an accident at a Texas hotel.
A group of teenagers sat among a cluster of cardboard boxes and metal drums serving as trash cans.
Celebrating its 11th season, the Dawson Community Chorale will present its spring concert at 7:30 p.m. May 9.
If outdoor plans include visiting Amicalola Falls you might need to bring an extra $2 for the parking fee.
A Dawson County High School senior was killed in a single-vehicle wreck Friday, a day after officials said he picked up his cap and gown for next month's graduation.
One teen was killed and another injured Friday afternoon in a single vehicle wreck on Hugh Stowers Road.
Dawsonville residents Glenn and Bonnie Adams now have an easy way to bring their granddaughters fishing.
Stormy weather struck Dawson County twice in a recent four-day span, though Monday's high winds and rain did not inflict nearly as much damage as Friday's storm front.
Carrying brightly colored baskets and many wearing their Sunday bests, thousands of eager, young treasure hunters covered the grounds at Veterans Memorial Park Saturday in search of golden Easter eggs.
Santa has come and gone, but the Easter Bunny will be here soon - on Saturday as a matter of fact.
Those first few steps across the wide front porch may clop a little louder under the weight of a heavy heart.
The economy has affected the lives of many in Dawson County, and according to Doris Cook a growing need in the community has been addressed: hunger.
For the second year, Gov. Sonny Perdue declared March 29 Vietnam Veterans Day in Georgia.
A shoes and gold party on March 27 is one that Dawson County residents will not want to miss.
The local chapter of the Wingmen Motorcycle Club plans to donate proceeds from a poker run Saturday to a local veterans group.
Massive amounts of Styrofoam, parts of an abandoned houseboat and two crumbling docks were among the debris collected in Dawson County on Saturday during the Lake Lanier Association's 26th annual Shore Sweep.
A 30-year racing career can produce quite a collection of cars and memorabilia.
With fall weather setting in a day early, there was little to slow turnout for the Dawsonville Lions Club's 19th annual golf tournament.
The local investigation into an explosion and fire that leveled a southern Dawson County home in March is ongoing, but Allstate Insurance officials said they've denied the property owner's compensation claim because the incident wasn't an accident.
Hundreds of volunteers are expected to take part in clearing the shores of Lake Lanier on Saturday.
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2014 Dawsonnews, Dawsonville, GA. All rights reserved. Privacy policy and Terms of service


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
0 mins
20 mins
I make these every Fall. (Because that is when my garden is done with for the year.) I have tons of potatoes to use and without a root cellar they need to be used. I have no idea how much I really make. I just do up all the small and ugly ones.
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (113 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 20
Every recipe, menu, tip and how-to is right here, at your service.


text:
Membership Intern
The Rainforest Alliance is a not-for-profit organization that works to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior.
The Rainforest Alliance Development staff raises funds from private foundations, corporations, government agencies, individuals, and its members to support the conservation programs of the organization.
Internship Period:
The internship will focus on a project to update Rainforest Alliance's existing peer-to-peer fundraising tool. Deliverables will include recommending updates to the site's features and navigation, drafting new copy for the tool's automated email messages, and developing an outreach strategy to attract new users. The intern will also participate in administrative tasks, including data entry and donor follow up. Qualified and motivated candidates will have the opportunity to learn about fundraising and marketing strategies.
Ideal for undergraduate or graduate students in good academic standing. Self-starter, resourceful and detail-oriented individual with great writing communications skills needed. Candidates should also be able to demonstrate creativity in prior experiences.
Time Commit and Other Requirements:
Minimum commitment of 10-15 hours a week required.
The internship is unpaid, however the intern may be eligible to earn academic credit for his or her work with the Rainforest Alliance.
Send resume and cover letter to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Rainforest Alliance is an equal opportunity employer.


text:
One Homerun is All it Takes as Braves Succumb to Nationals' Zimmerman
- Written by The Atlanta Daily World
- Published in Atlanta
- Post 02 May 2013
- By James I. Pressley
- Hits: 8
The only home run of the evening and nearly perfect pitching from Jordan Zimmerman would be all the Nationals needed to take down Paul Maholm and the Atlanta Braves 2-0 Wednesday night, ending a five game winning streak against the division rival this season.
Wednesday night was Washington right hander Jordan Zimmermann's first season start against the Braves. With the injury struggles of star pitcher Stephen Strasburg minimizing Washington's production, Zimmermann (5-1) has become the most consistent starter in the Nationals' rotation.
"He's pretty good," Braves manager Fredi Gonzalez said of Zimmerman. "He's a guy that commands his fast ball. He came after us so good, we couldn't get to him."
By the top of the seventh inning, the 22,460 in attendance at Turner Field only seemed interested in successfully completing the wave around the stadium, as the Braves had only managed to get two men on base by that point of the game.
The game, the third of a four game series, was locked at zero until the top of the fourth inning. Maholm walked Washington outfielder Bryce Harper on a full count, only to have the next batter, shortstop Ian Desmond, bat next and homer to centerfield on a 1-1 count.
Maholm has taken a precipitous drop since starting the season a perfect 3-0. The lefty has now dropped three in a row and is now at .500 (3-3) for the season.
"Obviously, my pitching wasn't terrible, but it wasn't what I wanted," Maholm told the Daily World. "I wasn't happy with walking Bryce because I think I had him 1-2, but it was only two hits and a home run. You get over it, take the positives and move on."
The Nationals (14-14) still are far from their 98-64 marker last year, which gave them the best record in baseball and the National League East division title.
Prior to the game, Atlanta was 5-0 against the Nationals this season, also posting a 9-0 record against them dating back to August. The Braves dropped to 17-10 with the loss.
Atlanta currently holds a 3 1/2-game lead over the Nationals for first place in the NL East divisional race.
The loss is only the third at Turner Field this season, with the last win coming Tuesday.
During Tuesday evening's 8-1 win, Braves pitcher Tim Hudson became the 110th pitcher in Major League Baseball history to reach 200 career wins. Hudson topped off the win with a third inning home run, the third of his career. Hudson is now one of three active pitchers with 200 wins or more, the New York Yankees' Andy Pettitte (248) and Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Roy Halladay (201).
With Hudson now in the 200 Win Club, all eyes will be focused on the Yankees' CC Sabathia, who currently has 195 wins.
The Braves enter May not quite as dominant as they were at the beginning of the season. After a 12-2 start, Atlanta slumped to 2-7 in mid-April before recovering to take the first two of the four game series against the Nationals.
Although Atlanta may be lacking firepower with the absence of Jason Heyward, who is still out after an appendectomy last week, the Braves are still strong with left fielder Justin Upton's current slugging streak.
Upton hit a major league-leading 12 homeruns in the month of April, the second most in MLB history during that span. But 11 of his homers have been solo shots with no man on base. Upton was 1-3 on Tuesday and failed to score a run.
"We just didn't get it going tonight," said Upton. "For the most part he was pounding us with that fast ball all night and we got beat by him."
Zimmerman ended the night eight strikeouts in eight innings as opposed to the struggling Maholm, who managed to throw four strikeouts in eight innings.
Braves closer Luis Avilan took over for Maholm to keep Atlanta in the game, but after two hours and 15 minutes, the save went to Nationals closer Rafael Soriano, his eighth of the season.
After the conclusion of the Braves series with the Nats, the team will play host to the New York Mets, May 3-5. This will be the second series of a 56 game stretch in 59 days for Atlanta, 34 games at home, 22 on the road.
Read more http://www.atlantadailyworld.com/201305025730/Original/one-homerun-is-all-it-takes-as-braves-succumb-to-nationals-zimmerman


text:
Beating the odds...again?
By DYLAN MALONE
The Squaws were already out-ranked by the Delta Eagles entering Tuesday night's regional battle.
According to the coaches' poll for Indiana class 3A, Bellmont was ranked fifth and the Eagles were surging as the third best team in the state.
None of that seemed to matter to the seniors at BHS as they put a serious beat down on Delta at the Teepee in four games.
By MIKE LAMM
& underwear
Dave Schirack...one of a kind
"He wasn't especially athletic or skilled, but he learned the sport, fought his butt off and turned himself into a good wrestler," said former Bellmont wrestling coach A.J. Kalver, describing some traits that carried the late Dave Schirack through his life, which ended last weekend when the home town carpenter, coach, outdoorsman, dad, grandpa and friend of scores of Decatur folks passed away after suffering from an aneurysm.
By JANNAYA ANDREWS
A tug of the ear, and a tug of the heartstrings
Carol Burnett, who entertained millions of viewers with her namesake variety show from 1967-78, received the nation's top humor honor at the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts over the weekend. Among those performing in honor of Burnett were Julie Andrews, Tony Bennett, Tina Fey, Amy Poehler and others as she received the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor.
By BOB SHRALUKA
By JANNAYA ANDREWS
We are not the religious reich
By DYLAN MALONE
Leave it to a bunch of high school athletes to make me feel old, slow and fat.
I watched in amazement as Bailey Beery and a slew of Starfire boys breeze past the rest of the running field at Bellmont on Tuesday night.
There were a mixture of emotions flowing through my mind as I witnessed history from Beery. She shattered the old track record at Bellmont and she did it without looking tired.
By DYLAN MALONE
With October upon us it's time for post-season baseball.
I usually have an order of business in my fan duties that helps me follow the game closely and be entertained. This year my baseball "moral code" is facing several challenges early.
First on the list is a need to root for anyone playing the New York Yankees. With the pinstripes out of the playoffs I've had to check that off the list prematurely (devilish grin...).


text:
Neil Best leaves no stone unturned in the world of sports media.
ArchivesMore »
Bob Murphy enjoys happy recap in Newsday.com poll
Thanks to all who voted in Newsday.com's unscientific polls on best Mets announcers and best hockey movies.
As of 1 a.m. Tuesday, Bob Murphy had 25.8 percent of 2,354 Mets votes, followed by Ralph Kiner (14.4), Keith Hernandez (12.3) and Gary Cohen (11.7).
Of the 25 hockey movie votes, Slap Shot had 56 percent and "Mystery, Alaska'' had 20.
I'm open to suggestions on upcoming polls.
Preferably ones that are more popular than the hockey movie vote.
Tags: mets