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Has anyone had any success connecting MarsEdit to SharePoint 2010 for blogging? If so, are there instructions posted for the "API Endpoint URL"?
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Hi there - I believe the SharePoint API format is like this:
Does that make any sense at all for your site's typical URL formats? (You'd replace the {sharepointsite} with your base url for the site).
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Thanks Daniel. Does MarsEdit support NTLM? It's failing to connect with my user-name password.
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This thread has moved into private email, but to anybody who finds this thread and is interested:
MarsEdit doesn't support NTLM, so it seems necessary to make sure that you offer access through standard HTTP authentication.
We're still working out some details but I think the primary problem for this thread is based on the use of NTLM authentication in the blog server.
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We were able to get MarsEdit to work by configuring SharePoint 2007 for Basic Auth. It's a short-term fix until MarsEdit provides the preferred ability to connect via NTLM.
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Hi Daniel,
I was wondering if there was a possibility of NTLM support coming to MarsEdit anytime soon? I realise that this is a feature that would be low on your to do list, but I thought I'd ask nonetheless.
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Hi Diego - I'm sorry but NTLM has not been a high enough priority for me to implement support in MarsEdit.
Thanks for checking, and thanks for your reasonable expectations about the priority of such support :)
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Do you have more information on how to set up MarsEdit with Sharepoint? I think I have it set up... I set the Homepage URL to the URL in the web browser when I look at the blog. In Settings, I set System Name to
Daniel Jalkut
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Ugh, sorry about this, my forum software is suddenly acting up and cutting the ends of messages off. I may have missed something important about your question.
I haven't done a lot of testing with Sharepoint. But I can probably help debug what's going wrong. The best bet is to email me firstname.lastname@example.com so I can follow through with your specific situation and make sure it gets resolved.
October 2011
I realize this thread is almost a year old, but I wondered if there was any update or any plans yet on enabling NTLM support? I have a hosted SharePoint blog that uses NTLM so I don't have the option to switch it to Forms/Claims based authentication. Just hoping to find software for the mac to publish to my blog.
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Hi Ben - I'm sorry I don't have better news for you. As far as I can tell the number of folks who are looking for NTLM support from a Mac client is very low so it hasn't become a high priority for me. Ideally I would like to support all possible blog systems but unfortunately since my time is limited I have to pick and choose to support the more common configurations first.
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I think I'm stuck with the same dilemma. We use SharePoint as our blog system at work and MarsEdit seems to be the most recommended blog app for OSX. I keep getting stuck at the "enter login" stage so I'm assuming it's an NTLM vs Basic Auth issue. Daniel - what sort of bounty would you be looking for to add NTLM support, if any?
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Hi beerygaz - unfortunately it's not a question of bounty. It's a question of how common this problem is to potential MarsEdit customers. As I understand it, even Windows Live Writer on Windows doesn't support NTLM, so I think this is situation where SharePoint is taking the stance that they don't care to be very accessible by blog-editing applications.
Out of curiosity, are you able to connect to your blog from Windows Live Writer?
March 2012
Hi Daniel,
Not sure if it makes a difference, but add my vote for a way to easily connect to Sharepoint. I'm trying out MarsEdit as kind of middleware right now, and then copying and pasting the generated HTML into SP's "Create a Post" form, but would love to have a workflow managed from a single application.
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Thanks, gazzer. As I said I think there are unfortunately not many folks who this affects, and the amount of work it would take to address is pretty large. But this thread should be a great place for people to chime in if they are wishing MarsEdit would work around some of the issues currently making Sharepoint integration hard.
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So I am now in the camp, established by JP Peterson on 1010 Sports about a month ago, that Raheem is not the man to be the head coach of the Buccaneers in 2010. Nice guy yes, great defensive teacher yes, head coach material right now, sorry but no. So if not Raheem, then who should be coaching the Bucs?
There were five big name ex-coaches not working in the NFL right now. I say that in the post-tense because one of them, Mike Holmgren, took over the GM role in Cleveland earlier this week.
So that leaves a quartet of Bill Cowher, MIke Shanahan, Jon Gruden and Brian Billick out there doing TV and media work, but all admittedly keen to get back into the 18-hour days (20 in Gruden's case) of being a head coach in the pro ranks.
Obviously Jon is not coming back to Tampa Bay and most people have him pencilled in to join Bruce Allen in Washington for the third incarnation of the Gru-Allen team that first surfaced in Oakland before taking hold in Buc land until this time last year.
You have to assume that Danny "Toys out of his pram" Snyder will be after one of the other big names if Jon does not go to the nation's capital, so can or will the Bucs be in contention for one or the others?
The simple way of looking at whether Raheem will be back is to answer this simple question - even if the Bucs finish on a three-game win streak, do they sell 60,000 season tickets with the promise of the same front office/coaching staff in 2010?
The answer of course is no and the Glazer family know this. If home games are blacked out and empty seats are seen all over Raymond James Stadium, this will hurt the owner's finances hard. The Jets' game was the first non sell-out in the 12-year history of RJS and the Bucs and will be repeated for sure against the Falcons.
For the same reason of ticket sales, bringing in a young inexperienced albeit promising coach is not an option. You could even put a state hero like Urban Meyer on the sideline and probably not sell out the stadium. It has to be a big game or else.
The Bucs are no longer on the hook for Bruce Allen's contract and the day Gruden gives up his ESPN gig for coaching, that money will be freed up too. And knowing how the Glazers work, they will not let the expected high price tag of a Cowher or Shanahan affect their decision. Look at the price they paid for Jon in February 2002.
So what is there to convince Bill Cowher to bring his scowl to Bucland or Shanahan his offensive schemes to Pewterfields? Young talent (hmmm), lots of cap room (who hasn't?), winning mentality (outside of 2002, not a lot).
Shanahan was well known for blowing draft picks and won his two Super Bowls on the back (arm) of John Elway but did produce consistent winning records. Cowher is simply seen as a tough hard-nosed ex-Steeler who would bring tough defense and no excuses with his trademark strut down the sideline.
Either of them though would be seen by most Buc fans as a serious improvement, I would personally also put Brian Billick in that category simply just to hear him use the phrase "Slapdick" the whole time (just read any of his books for the reason). I also think he is one hell of a coach but not enough of a name to sell a lot of tickets.
So as far as I can see it, it's Raheem in front of 40,000 fans in 2010 unless Cowher or Shanahan make the move to Tampa. And the future of the likes of Mark Dominik, Doug Williams and the other front office types would depend on that decision as either new coach would insist on their own choice of GM.
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STARKVILLE — Starkville police on Wednesday arrested a West Point man in connection with a stolen vehicle report from late October.
Police arrested 18-year-old Jonas Andrews on suspicion of possessing stolen property, after he was identified as the driver of a purple 2005 Chevrolet Equinox reported stolen from Mississippi Motor Credit, located at Lindbergh Avenue, on Oct. 26. Officers recovered the vehicle on Monday at the intersection of Garrard Road and North Montgomery Street, according to a police department press release.
Dirt work for a new West Point shopping center began in July but since then, residents may have noticed work seemed to slow down to a crawl.
Jim Khalaf, owner of Khalaf Plaza LLC in McComb, said there was a miscommunication in planning for the new shopping center. He said he was in the process of clearing up the details and obtaining a building permit.
Residents with police scanners may notice a little less chatter on the airwaves when the West Point Police Department upgrades to digital radios, which it plans to do by the end of the year.
West Point Police Chief Tim Brinkley said WPPD would begin installing the radios next week and completely switch to digital by the end of December or early January. He said the cost of the radios totaled about $40,000, and was paid for mostly with city money though some grants were used, as well.
Bobbie Sue Horner passed away Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2014, at The Windsor Place in Columbus.
Funeral arrangements are incomplete at this time and will be announced later by Robinson Funeral Home.
Robinson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
West Point received a brand new $153,937 Freightliner garbage truck Tuesday, and it was a much-needed addition, according to city officials.
West Point Mayor Robbie Robinson said the city's garbage trucks were all about 10 years old, and the necessary repairs had become too costly.
"It wasn't a case of just wanting a new garbage truck," Robinson said. "This was something that was really needed."
Residents traveling through downtown the past couple weeks may have noticed that Sunnyside Antiques and Gifts on Main Street has emptied out.
Community Counseling Services owns Sunnyside, and CCS Chief Financial Officer Richard Duggin said the business and the program that supported it had ended.
"The Sunnyside program entailed buying old or damaged furniture and using it for our clients to learn how to do some minor repairs," Duggin said. "The furniture they fixed was then turned around and put in the Sunnyside shop."
It's something most people don't like to think about, and yet homelessness among children is increasing at an alarming rate.
Virgie M. Gary passed away, Thursday, Nov. 13, 2014, at Signature Health Care in Roanoak Rapids, N.C.
Funeral services are 1 p.m. Friday, Nov. 21, 2014, from Double Springs M.B. Church in Slate Springs. Burial will follow in Union Grove Cemetery in Calhoun City.
The body will lie in state from noon until service time.
Carter Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Residents looking for a spot to wash and dry their clothes have a new, or at least updated, option in the form of the West Point Laundromat.
Macon businessman Brad Guy purchased the former Coin-O-Matic laundromat on West Main Street about a month ago, and has been working to update and improve the facilities. He said he looked at opening a laundromat in West Point because he believed it would meet a need in the community.
After the West Point Police Department took over animal control duties from Public Works at the beginning of July, the city hired Eric Davis as animal control officer. Since then, the West Point native has worked part time but was approved to become a full time officer by the board of selectmen Nov. 11.
West Point Police Chief Tim Brinkley said Davis' promotion was in anticipation of sending him to the law enforcement training academy in Pearl early next year.


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Ammo is always a matter of opinion and I am in need of everyone's opinion. I plan on only shooting Remington Ammo so out of the Remington 7mm Rem Mag ammo, what grain and what type of round do you use for deer hunting under 500 yards?
When I first started long range deer shooting about 20 years ago I always thought that bullets were a matter of opinion also.............
But since you asked for under 500 yard bullets I might throw in my 2 cents.
Most bullets have a certain range of velocity they need to obtain to perform as they were designed. For instance, varmint bullets are built to "Open up", or expand at high velocities, and also function the same at lower velocities than the "Bonded" and.or "Core-Lokt" bullets. When you get out to 500 yards you will need a bullet that will expand at least some and those two will not because the velocity is too low at that range.
Example: A 160 grain Partition bullet leaves the muzzle at about 3000 fps in a 7mm Mag but decreases it's velocity to about 2000 fps at 500 yards, which is not enough velocity for it to function at it's best at that range. What you will get is a clean hole through the animal with very little resulted shock or bleeding.
A lower weighted "Varmint" type bullet will lose a little more velocity at 500 yards and up.............. and due to it's thinner jacket and fabrication will not penetrate as deep but will cause more of a hydraulic shock effect throughout the vital organs, thus giving you a better chance of retrieving your animal.
On the other hand, a lighter "Varmint" type bullet might open up tremendously upon impact without much penetration at a higher velocity and/or at a closer range, thus wounding a deer externally and him running off.
It took me a long time to figure out why my Core-Lokts weren't killing deer at 600 to 700 yards when I know I had hit them properly..................
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Robert Levy, one Heller's lawyers, in responding to Dennis Henigan of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, writes in Cato Unbound:
"if Henigan is correct in predicting that sensible regulations will be the by-product of Heller, I for one applaud that development …. Thankfully, Heller has taken a major step to restore sensibility in Washington, D.C. Soon, with incorporation, Heller will have nationwide implications. That's a big win for common sense. More important, it's a big win for the Constitution."
Well… I guess so. Sensible regulations like the ones upheld in the cases mentioned here, decided after Heller, such as preventing the importation of a reproduction WW II-era German machinegun, banning sawed-off shotguns and machineguns, prohibitions in "sensitive places such as schools and government buildings"? Or how about this — D.C. rejecting Heller's own application? One of the Heller cheerleaders has groused that, at least, "fighting such disgusting foot dragging is better than being subject to a complete ban." This is a huge victory?
Note also Levy's comment on incorporation: As I noted in To Hell with Heller, "thanks to the perverse incorporation doctrine, the Second Amendment will no doubt be applied to the states … by the federal government." For more on Henigan, see More Heller-aceous Damage to Gun Rights.
Anyway, as Cato icon Milton Friedman might say, "sensible" government regulation is about as likely as a barking cat.12:16 pm on July 22, 2008 Email Stephan Kinsella


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Filed under: Buildings that used to be something else, Commercial Architecture
At least as far back as the early 20th Century, retailers have used uniquely-shaped buildings to advertise them on sight. Some common design pattern is repeated at every location and becomes as much a part of the brand's identity as its name. Countless gas stations, supermarkets, and especially restaurants use architectural branding as their calling card.
When they go out of business, they leave buildings still instantly identifiable as the former homes of the brands they were intended to evoke.
KFC company materials, 1970s
Former Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant buildings are all over the place. Their signature restaurants have been repainted and reoccupied in countless ways, but the shape gives away the original occupant.
KFC's standard little building for many years featured a red-and-white-striped, four-sided pyramid roof with a cupola tower sitting atop. It was unmistakable with the most fleeting driving-by glance.
In a way it was a close descendant of White Tower, often called the first big fast food chain, whose own cartoonish little 1920s burger stands were distinguished by a tower shot upward on the corner of every building. Those, too, stand out even decades after all but one closed down.
Former White Tower, Cambridge, MA, 2006
This most recognizable version of KFC dotted the national landscape until this level of roadside gaudiness fell out of fashion.
Some of the KFCs were torn down and rebuilt as newer versions. But a lot of them simply closed, and as happens, unmistakably-KFC building shells remain left behind with new inhabitants, their true origin not lost on anybody.
Here are a few examples I've come across in my travels:
This former KFC sits on the heavily commercialized section of Route 1 in Saugus, Mass. The area contains a lot of historic commercial architecture, but far more of it is new, replaced, or modernized beyond discerning its origin. There is no mistaking this vacuum cleaner store's heritage, though.
This KFC-turned-Chinese-restaurant in Salem, NH, not only features the building design but the old standard sign structure. The arrow, common to KFCs of the period, seems so eager that it overshoots the sign slightly, swinging wide before turning and rocketing your attention straight in toward that roof.
The Saugus location still features this original sign as well.
This location is now a Thai and Japanese restaurant in the downtown of Palmer, Massachusetts. Unlike the previous examples, both on highway commercial strips, the roof element here feels especially massive and hard to ignore next to its smaller-town surroundings.
This building in Hamden, Connecticut, is different than the rest. The proportions are off, somehow—the pyramid does not seem symmetrical in four directions, and the rear el sticks out too much to one side—and the finish materials seem neither weatherproof nor consistent with the other examples. But I feel pretty strongly that this is a former KFC. The dual-plane roof pyramid, the wide wraparound fascia, and the cupola are all there, and perhaps most significantly, a much more modern KFC is open and operating right across the street.
Keep an eye out here for more looks at buildings that used to be something else in the future.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -- Full, sweet and melodious at one moment, powerful and primal in another, the iconic singing voice of the late Bobby "Blue" Bland is being remembered by fans, friends and colleagues.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson told The Associated Press on Monday that he and his wife went to a Bland concert on the day they were married in 1962. Jackson called Bland a "legendary, smooth balladeer."
Bland died Sunday in Memphis due to complications from an ongoing illness. He was 83.
Described by friends as a classy, compassionate person, the tall, wide-shouldered Bland is in the Blues Hall of Fame and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
He was friend of blues guitarist B.B. King. A spokeswoman said King was too saddened by Bland's death to comment publicly.
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As wooden benches and picnic tables age, their splinters and cracks are usually fixed with paint and waterproofing.
Also, most parks-and-recreation maintenance crews are familiar with the seasonal rotation of moving furniture to storage during the winter.
Looking for an alternative? High-density polyethylene (HDPE) is made from post-consumer recycled products, such as milk jugs or plastic containers.
Labeled with the number "2" recycling symbol, the post-consumer content HDPE is finely milled and melted; higher-quality HDPE lumber has no fillers, and is created from a single type of recycled plastic stream.
In fact, more than 1,600 milk jugs are diverted from the waste stream to manufacture just one 250-pound recycled-plastic picnic table.
Finishing Touches
Since HDPE from milk containers is colorless, pigments are added to achieve a desired color. These light-stabilized pigments are added before the plastic lumber is formed into standard lumber sizes to give the non-porous boards a uniform color.
Ultraviolet stabilizers also are added to help protect the finished product from chalking and the colors from fading.
It is recommended that earth tones, such as browns, tans and greens, be used for longevity, while bright colors–reds and oranges–are to be avoided. Blue end caps also can be added to tables to signify they are compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Just like lumber, the edges of HDPE can be routed to form a smooth, curved edge, and burs can be removed with light sanding. To eliminate unsightly rust stains, stainless-steel fasteners are used; while these may cost more, they are worth it because of durability.
Although HDPE lumber is more flexible than wood, longer spans require support brackets, braces or aluminum angles to reduce the possibility of boards sagging over time.
A Weighted Issue
To reduce the weight by 25 percent, add surface texture and improve the structural performance of the boards, HDPE is injected with microscopic air bubbles before it is formed into lumber. Yet, even with the lighter-weight plastic lumber, the constructed tables still weigh enough to discourage theft.
"At best, our wood tables were getting moved to the middle of a playground or soccer field, and at worst–stolen–because the wood tables were light enough that thieves could just throw one in the back of a truck and be gone," says Bill LaGrou, Superintendent of Ballville Township near Fremont, Ohio.
"The HDPE tables are much heavier. You would need four to five guys to pick up the recycled plastic tables and get them into a pickup truck."
Less Maintenance
Over time, Ballville Township park officials have been changing from wood picnic tables and benches to HDPE. Although the recycled-content picnic tables and benches cost more than wood, they typically pay for themselves in two years due to reduced maintenance costs, LaGrou notes.
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A retired marshal and his new bride learn that a killer whom the marshal sent to jail is coming back to town on the noon train, seeking revenge. Deserted by his friends and former deputies, he faces the killer and his gang alone. A colorized version was released on home video in 1990.
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Wednesday, March 26, 2014
Emerald Waterways River Cruises
With all the traveling I've done, I have reached a point where I'm kind of tired of planning all the details of my trip. I'd really like to just book my flight and have the rest of the trip planned out for me. This is where Emerald Waterways could enter my life.
I looked into their river cruises. You read that correctly. A cruise. Specifically, a river cruise. What a fabulous way to check out a few countries! Normally I'm not a cruise person. I don't like to stare at an endless ocean.
River cruises seem to be a totally different experience from the stereotypical cruise. With Emerald Waterways, I'll get to stare at land, witnessing local architecture and European scenery the entire time I'm on the ship.
Transportation, accomodation, meals and excursions are ALL included in the price. I barely have to lift a finger. After exploring the website and talking to my husband, we think the 8 day Danube Delights river cruise would be the most ideal.
An Emerald Waterways representative will meet us at the airport on day 1 and transfer us to the ship. Upon arrival, we'll have a chance to relax, unwind and explore the ship. There are a variety of cabins from which to choose on a brand new ship. State rooms and suites all have a river view. The rooms are large, and upgrading to a suite comes with extras like a complimentary mini bar and en-suite breakfast. The ship also offers a heated swimming pool with a retractable roof and a gelati station. Yum!
The cruise commences with a welcome dinner. For an extrovert like me, this is the perfect opportunity to meet cruisemates for the trip. A chance to meet new people at each meal time will hopefully lead to long lasting friendships. Complimentary wine and beer with lunch and dinner may also bring out some fun travel stories for all to share.
After a good night's rest, we will wake up to a shore excursion that is included every day on the river cruise. This is amazing, because many of the riverside towns are not necessarily hot tourists spots. I love the immersion aspect of traveling a bit off the beaten path. I feel we will get more of an authentic travel experience.
Finally, there is that saying "It's the little things that matter." With Emerald Waterways, they really do take care of many of those details that can aggravate travelers. There is no need to give tips because tipping is included in the price. That alone can save us over $500. The crew speaks English, incredibly important for my husband. There is free WiFi on board, also incredibly important for my husband. God forbid he can't check email... just kidding!
I truly hope I am honored with the chance to experience an Emerald Waterways river cruise. I think it would be an amazing experience that would create many fond memories for years to come.
* I did not receive compensation to write this post.
** All images are courtesy of http://www.emeraldwaterways.co.uk/
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Thinking about a river cruise? I'm fortunate as a writer to have the occasional opportunity to travel on cruise ships, mostly to Europe and South America, but now and then to the Caribbean or South Pacific. I used to use sites like Travelocity to book my cruises, but I stumbled upon the better way to find deals: go to the second level sites - those like http://ReservationCreation.com who compare 14 of the major cruise line sites in one single search. You'll not only see Royal Caribbean or Princess deals, but ALL OF THEM in one place.
I must have saved over 3,000 Euros since I started using them. I sincerely believe that using only one of the top booking sites is not necessarily the best idea.
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It's official: The Disney Cruise Line is now a four-ship company.
Disney executives on Thursday formally took possession of the line's newest vessel, the 2,500-passenger Disney Fantasy, at a ceremony in Bremerhaven, Germany -- one of the last major milestones before the ship's maiden voyage in March.
The 130,000-ton Disney Fantasy has been under construction for more than a year at Germany's Meyer Werft shipyard. It'll remain in Bremerhaven for several days before setting sail for New York, where it will officially be named on March 1.
A sister to the much-heralded Disney Dream, which debuted last year, the Disney Fantasy is arriving as Disney gears up for a major expansion that includes its first cruises out of New York, Seattle and Galveston, Texas. The two new ships are Disney's first in more than a decade and together are more than doubling the line's capacity.
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The Disney Fantasy will be similar but not identical to the Disney Dream. In December, the line unveiled plans for a new show on the Fantasy called Wishes, and the ship also will have a new nighttime entertainment district for adults called Europa and an elaborate new dinner show. See illustrations of what Disney is planning.
Like the Disney Dream, the Disney Fantasy also will boast an innovative "water coaster" called AquaDuck that wraps around the pool deck and extensive children's areas. See photos of the Disney Dream's most innovative features.
The Disney Fantasy and Disney Dream are more than 50% larger than Disney's two previous ships, the 14-year-old Disney Magic and 13-year-old Disney Wonder.
Scheduled to sail on its maiden voyage on March 31, the 1,250-cabin Disney Fantasy will be based in Port Canaveral, Fla., and operate alternating, seven-night sailings to the Eastern and Western Caribbean. Read more about Disney's plans for the ship.
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Calgary is fortunate to have a diverse and eclectic music scene. We are lucky to have great festivals like Folk Fest, Sled Island, the Calgary International Blues Festival and many other festivals and great local venues to check out. There is also a plethora of great artists in this city many of whom can be seen at various festivals and shows throughout the city. In the past year there have been a number of new releases from some great local artists. So if you are looking for some new music to check out, why not start with some local talent.
Ghost Notes is local band, Cowpuncher's third full length album. The band recorded the album right here in Calgary and had their album release party on November 22 at the Palomino. The album is a mix of county alt-rock tracks that will appeal to fans of either genre. The album art for the record includes pictures of the band members caked in mud; homage to the volunteers who helped during the Flood of 2013. You can also check out the bands' earlier releases the self-titled Cowpuncher and Call Me When You're Single.
Dragon Fli Empire has been active on the local hip hop scene since 2002 and their latest release Mission Statement is their fourth full length album; and the first since their 2009 release Redefine. The video for the first song off the album called "Ain't Going Down" was recently released and features a number of familiar landmarks and icons, including the C-Train, Downtown city scape, the Rockies and a Jarome Iginla jersey on MC Teekay. You can also check out older releases by the band, Redefine and Intermission EP, as well as DJ Cosm's solo effort Time and Space.
Calgary born (now Montreal resident) Rae Spoon has had a very busy year. The album My Prairie Home is the soundtrack to a National Film Board production, that documents Spoon's childhood experiences being raised in an Evangelical Christian home and Spoon's experiences with gender identity (Spoon is transgender and identifies by the pronoun 'they'). The film is currently working its way through the film festival circuit and will be shown at the upcoming Sundance Film Festival. The songs on the album are short, but each song has a haunting, honest, and vulnerable feel to it. If you want to learn more about Rae Spoon checkout their book First Spring Grass Fire, as well as some of their earlier albums including I Can't Keep All of Our Secrets, Love is a Hunter, and Superioryouareinferior.
One of my favorite collections to work with at the Library is the music collection. I love finding out what new releases are coming out and new artists to check out. Last fall was a good season for music releases with new music by Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Alicia Keys, Aerosmith and many more. In the early part of 2013 things have slowed down a bit, but there are some big artists coming out with new albums early on.
Earlier this year Destiny's Child announced a reunion after an eight year hiatus. Of course Beyonce has been busy in the last eight years, but the other girls in the group have held their own with solo releases, although it can't be easy being in Beyonce's shadow. Love Songs is almost exculsively made up of older material, but does feature a new song by the group called Nuclear. The song is produced by Pharell Williams and I was surprised how upbeat and catchy it is. Likely the song will be showcased if the rumors are true and the group takes the stage during the Superbowl Half-time show.
If you are a country music fan then you'll definitely want to listen to Tim McGraw's latest release. Another singer turned actor this is his newest release after Emotional Traffic which came out just last year. Don't be fooled by Two Lanes of Freedom when you are listening to it though. The last song on the album is called Highway Don't Care and features Taylor Swift and Keith Urban; as an ode to Swift the song is listed as track 13 (she has of often said 13 is her lucky number), but there is no track 11 or 12.
Last but not least is some Canadian (and local) content, Tegan and Sara's seventh album is my most anticipated album of 2013 so far (it is only February though). I have had the first single, Closer, off the album on constant replay and can't wait to listen to the full album. With every album the group's popularity and profile seems to increase, so here's hoping that Heartthrob continues that trend.


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Sage Francis' "Love the Lie" video debuted two days ago on the Guardian's website. Great animation.
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Mood change in countryside ushers new era of optimism ... says the BBC .
No longer are worried about stuffy old things like the F&M which is now "curable", the threatened fox hunting ban or arable farmers suffering from rock bottom market prices. No we are happy because "rural Britain (is becoming) more urban."
So headlines like Farmers face ruin as rain blights harvest or the silly worry that Tony will throw country sports, liberty and livelihoods to the Labour dogs to cheer them up are just
so irrelevant. Remember:
"Cool Britannia was urban. Rural Britain seemed to love conservation, protection and stasis." And now Nu-labour has worked its magic on us country dwellers and were are cool as well.


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EAU CLAIRE — Twenty-one students who will enter the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire this fall were recently awarded Blugold Promise Scholarships through the UW-Eau Claire Foundation.
The Blugold Promise Scholarship Program is an ambitious program designed to provide support during the freshman and sophomore years for UW-Eau Claire students with great potential and hopes but limited financial means. The program provides $500 scholarships to incoming freshmen with demonstrated academic potential, and if the students remain focused and successful throughout their first year, they become eligible for a $1,000 award during their sophomore year. Typically, there are not as many scholarships available to sophomore students, so this program helps outstanding students bridge that gap until they become eligible for scholarships in their chosen majors, typically in the junior and senior years.
Donors can support one Blugold Promise recipient through each gift of $1,500 over a two-year period or ensure ongoing scholarship support in their name by endowing the fund with a larger gift of at least $20,000.
The following students will receive Blugold Promise Scholarships for the first time for the 2008-09 academic year.
Stacey Pope and Sharon Hahn, both of Eau Claire, were awarded Charles and Debi Graupner Blugold Promise Scholarships, a new award for the 2008-09 academic year. Charles Graupner graduated from UW-Eau Claire with an economics major and political science minor. He is a partner with the Michael Best & Friedrich law firm in Milwaukee. Debi Graupner attended UW-Eau Claire for two years and then transferred to UW-Madison, where she earned a business degree. She works as an interior decorator. The Graupner Blugold Promise Scholarship will fund two scholarships each year for nontraditional students.
Gina Mattheisen, Marshfield, was awarded a Cheryl De Maio Blugold Promise Scholarship, another new award for the 2008-09 academic year. De Maio graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a degree in medical technology and went on to St. John's University, where she earned her master's degree. She works as a researcher at TIAA-CREF in Charlotte, N.C. She credits her professional success to the quality of the education she received at UW-Eau Claire. De Maio believes in supporting lifelong learning, and her Promise scholarship will fund a nontraditional student.
Elizabeth O'Brien, Rice Lake, daughter of Mark and Mary O'Brien; Hannah Olson, Bloomer, daughter of Bob and Pam Olson; and Michael Thorelli, La Crosse, were awarded Richard and Carol Fulwiler Blugold Promise Scholarships. Dr. Richard Fulwiler graduated from UW-Eau Claire with a degree in chemistry in 1961. He is president of Technology Leadership Associates, Cincinnati, a consulting firm specializing in increasing individual effectiveness and building organizational capability in the health, safety and environmental arena. After 28 years with Procter & Gamble, he retired as director of Health & Safety-Worldwide. Fulwiler is also an adjunct professor at the College of Medicine, University of Cincinnati.
Emily Teetzen, Shawano, daughter of Brad and Heidi Teetzen, was awarded a Thomas and Mavis A. Gunderson Blugold Promise Scholarship, established by Ann Gunderson Thornburg in honor of her parents. Thornburg, a national leader at PricewaterhouseCoopers, one of the world's largest accounting and consulting firms, graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1971 with a bachelor's degree in accounting. She was the first woman at PricewaterhouseCoopers to be admitted to the partnership in Boston and also the first woman elected to PricewaterhouseCoopers' U.S. Board of Partners and Principals.
Joseph Vargo, Bangor, son of Joe and Rhonda Vargo, and Shauna Stoeger, Hortonville, daughter of Bob and Deb Stoeger, were awarded John Kell Memorial Blugold Promise Scholarships. The Kell Memorial fund was established by Betsy Kell and her daughters, Sadie and Angela, after the 2005 death of her husband, 1974 UW-Eau Claire graduate John Kell, in a motorcycle accident. He was president of Kell Container in Chippewa Falls.
Stephanie Hanson, New Auburn, daughter of Kurt and Janene Hanson, was awarded a Ted and Valeria Lipinski Memorial Blugold Promise Scholarship. The scholarship was recently established by Neil Lipinski and his wife, Joanne Pappas, in memory of Lipinski's parents, who ran a family farm in Thorp. The scholarship is designated to go to a student with financial need from a family farm in Wisconsin, with preference given to students who are among the first generation in their families to attend college. Lipinski, who graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1980 with a bachelor's degree in political science and English and later earned an MBA from Northeastern University in Boston, is a partner in Colliers ABR, a commercial real estate brokerage firm in New York City.
Phillip Rynish, Seymour, son of Paul and Beth Rynish, and Britney Shattuck, Curtiss, daughter of Lynn and Nicole Shattuck, were awarded Peter and Julie Fremstad Blugold Promise Scholarships. The Fremstads, originally from Whitehall, both graduated from UW-Eau Claire in 1972. Peter Fremstad, who serves on the UW-Eau Claire Foundation board of directors, recently retired from Wells Fargo Financial in Germantown, Tenn., where he was vice president and regional manager. Julie Fremstad has been a teacher and homemaker.
Joshua Knetter, Edgar, son of Kenneth and Mary Knetter, was awarded a Bill Donais Blugold Promise Scholarship. Donais is a 1972 accounting graduate who now lives in River Falls and works for Bauman Associates Ltd.
Johanna Conrad, Lake Nebagamon, daughter of Dan and Carol Conrad, was awarded a Brenda Zamzow Blugold Promise Scholarship. Zamzow, a 1984 accounting graduate, recently opened her own accounting and finance firm, The Zamzow Group, in Beverly Hills, Calif., after years of working in the television and movie industry. She was formerly vice president and general manager of FoxStar Productions for Fox Television.
David Hon, Eau Claire, son of Ron and Ellen Hon, was awarded a John and Nancy Skoug Blugold Promise Scholarship. The Skougs are Eau Claire natives and 1975 graduates of UW-Eau Claire. John Skoug, an accounting graduate, is the president and CEO of Marathon Cheese, one of the world's largest independent cheese packagers. The Skougs have designated their gift to go to a graduate of Memorial High School.
Katelyn Fjelstad, Rice Lake, daughter of Tammy Sirek and Eric Fjelstad, was awarded a Keith and Charlotte Donnermeyer Blugold Promise Scholarship. The Donnermeyers are 1975 graduates of UW-Eau Claire who now reside in Sacramento and San Francisco, Calif. Keith Donnermeyer, an accounting graduate, is a partner with Deloitte & Touche, an international provider of financial services, and Charlotte, a biology graduate, works in family services in Sacramento.
Katie Osieczanek, Manitowoc, daughter of Todd and Kris Osieczanek, was awarded a Ken and Mary Smith Blugold Promise Scholarship. The Smiths both graduated from UW-Eau Claire in the early 1970s. Ken Smith majored in accounting and is a financial consultant for Shell Oil Co. Mary Smith majored in English. The couple live in Houston.
Joseph Lilek, Gleason, son of Mike and Jill Lilek, was awarded a Melissa and Emily Schmeisser Blugold Promise Scholarship. The scholarship was established by 1977 graduates Steven and Mickey Schmeisser in memory of their daughters Melissa and Emily, who lost their lives in an automobile accident in May 2005. Melissa had planned to attend UW-Eau Claire for pre-med studies.
Joseph Davies, son of Gregg and Alice Davies, and Andrew Cook, son of Thomas and Amy Cook, all of Beaver Dam, were awarded Jerry and Sharon Ehrmeyer Blugold Promise Scholarships. Jerry Ehrmeyer was a UW-Eau Claire alumnus, assistant professor of psychology and assistant director of the UW-Eau Claire Career Services office until his retirement in 1996. He died in 2005. Dr. Sharon Ehrmeyer is a professor of pathology and laboratory medicine and director of the clinical laboratory science/medical technology program at the UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health. The award goes to graduates of Beaver Dam High School.
Kathryn Gerarden, De Pere, daughter of Eric and Laura Gerarden, was awarded a Dorothea S. Bobb Blugold Promise Scholarship. Dorothea Bobb of Eau Claire died in 2006 at the age of 91. Her family established the scholarship in her memory. She raised three sons as a single mother, and while she never was able to go to college, her family said she loved UW-Eau Claire and valued the importance of a higher education. Several of her sons and daughters-in-law are UW-Eau Claire graduates, and two of her daughters-in-law were UW-Eau Claire employees.
For more information about Blugold Promise Scholarships, visit the Foundation Web site.
UW-Eau Claire is consistently recognized by U.S. News & World Report and other national publications as one of the nation's best educational values and among the top public regional universities in the Midwest. For information about other scholarship opportunities, visit the UW-Eau Claire financial aid Web site.
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Nothing protects your data like a well-conceived system of backups. However, no one is perfect, and mistakes happen. In most cases, you can recover data you thought was lost by sending your disk to a data recovery service.
I once worked for a company that committed one of the cardinal sins of system administration. They forgot to verify the backups. Although they did check to make sure everything they had specified was actually being written to the backup media, they forgot to verify that they were actually backing up everything they should, and they missed a single directory with important information.
As you might have guessed, one day, the hard disk crashed. The crash was unexpected, because the drive was not more than a year old, and it was obvious that this was a physical crash because the drive was making some really nasty noises when we turned it on. The system did not recognize the drive at all, so we couldn't do anything at the operating system level to recover the data. The initial reaction was that this data was gone for good.
The drive was making a series of short clicks that sounded like metal on metal. I was relieved that I wasn't hearing a steady scraping sound that might mean the read-write heads were digging themselves into the hard disk platters at thousands of revolutions per minute. This gave me a glimmer of hope that the problem was simply the drive mechanics (perhaps an issue with the arm containing the read/write heads) as opposed to damage to the platters. However, for the average user, the situation is equally hopeless either way. I thought about perhaps buying another identical drive and swapping out the platter spindle, but that still would not guarantee that I could access the data, and it was entirely possible that I could damage the drive beyond repair.
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The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. -- Mark Twain
NEW YORK ( FMD Capital Management) -- It wasn't more than six weeks ago when economists and market forecasters were bemoaning rising interest rates and categorically shunning bonds of all shapes and sizes.
Investors were shaken with the fear that the "great rotation" out of bonds and into stocks was finally starting to materialize after a nearly 30-year bull market in fixed-income.
From May through September of this year we saw the 10-year Treasury yield spike from a low of 1.65% to a high of 3.00%. That is easily the biggest move we have seen in interest rates since the mid-1990s and it sent investors fleeing from their beloved fixed-income ETFs and mutual funds. Long-duration Treasuries were the hardest hit during this time frame, as the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) fell more than 17% from high to low.
However, the Federal Reserve opted not to taper its asset purchase programs during its September meeting, which sent interest rate-sensitive securities soaring. Since that announcement, we have seen a modest rally in fixed-income that is looking like it might continue through the balance of the year.Tuesday's job's report solidified the notion the economy is not adding a stellar number of new positions, and most Fed watchers agree that this will push a taper decision to 2014. Labor metrics are one of the key indicators that the Fed is using to determine their exit strategy from the $85 billion per month of treasury and mortgage bond stimulus. The forecast for continued quantitative easing in addition to a weak job market have combined to push several of the largest fixed-income ETFs on my watch list back above their 200-day moving averages today.
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We get it, that warm-and-fuzzy, sappy stuff just isn't for you this year. Maybe you went through a break up, maybe you finally tossed out the bum that didn't appreciate you, or maybe you just think Valentine's Day is silly. Whatever happened (or didn't happen), look at it this way: now you have an amazing opportunity to banish Valentine's Day convention and enjoy food you actually love. (And maybe share it — but only if you want to.)
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Okay, so maybe you started lamenting this lonely holiday's reappearance a night early and you woke up feeling it. Nothing will get you back to normal and ready to bash those cliched gestures like a good old fashioned carbfest. In case you're wondering, almond butter absolutely goes with bacon. Bacon goes with everything, especially bad days.
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Watching team USA from home, you feel a bit conflicted on whether to cheer or root for players of Marlins rivals. But when you are home and/or alone, it's no big deal, you can do whatever and no one really
cares notices. But, when I went to the ballgame on Saturday night it was really weird. When at the stadium, you feel compelled to cheer for the team, but when guys like Derek Jeter, Chipper Jones, and David Wright come up it feels immensely wrong to clap when they are announced and wish them well. I don't mind cheering when they do something well (which none of them did that night), but giving them support before they do anything doesn't feel right.
Well, I must admit, I was really cheering on David Wright last night (from home) in the ninth inning rally and I about jumped out of my seat when he got the game winning hit. Don't worry David, once USA lifts the trophy or makes their last out, I will resuming hating you and laughing at your Mets.
Another thought, Brian Roberts is a stud. I already knew this of course, but because he plays in Baltimore (perhaps another reason I like him) we all haven't been given enough opportunities to see him play the game. Professional at-bats, solid defensive play at second base, and an all-around ballplayer, I'm glad he was added to team USA.


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The keynote speaker will be either Gov. Peter Shumlin or Rutland Mayor Christopher Louras. Speakers will include Mary Powell, president and CEO, Green Mountain Power; Cairn Cross, co-founder, Fresh Tracks Capital; Jim Harrison, president, Vermont Grocers Association; Vince Galluccio, founder, Vermont Farmstead Cheese Co.; Whitney Lamy, founder, Castleton Crackers; Matt Dunne, head of community affairs, Google; Don Mayer, co-owner, Small Dog Electronics; Brian Grady, business leader, GE Aviation, Rutland; Thomas Donahue, executive vice president, Rutland Region Chamber of Commerce; Jamie Stewart, executive director, Rutland Economic Development Authority.
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