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Front Page Sunday - September 16 Episode
The Black Patch Tobacco War in our part of the country was the most pronounced activity of military aggression between the civil war and the civil rights movement, we learn from Christian County Historian William T. Turner the key players in that conflict and how it's remembered.
Also, we'll speak with futurist Ivan Potter on the lasting effects of this year's drought, and Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Bill Cunningham's take on the changing interoperations of the U.S. Constitution. Plus the history of Fulton's Banana Festival and details about a Japanese performance group coming to MSU.
(1.) BLACK PATCH TOBACCO WARS - The black patch tobacco wars of the early 20th century pitted farmer against farmer as a group of men sworn to secrecy used destructive tactics to coerce collective action. Hopkinsville's Pennyroyal Area Museum commemorates the war with several activities starting Friday (September 21). Official Historian for Hopkinsville and Christian County William T. Turner recounts the story of the Tobacco War in conversation with Kate Lochte.
(2.) CUNNINGHAM CONSTITUTION DAY - Recommended readings on the black patch wars include "The Tobacco Night Riders of Kentucky and Tennessee: 1905-1909" by James Nalland "On Bended Knees: The true story of the Night Rider Tobacco War in Kentucky and Tennessee"by Kentucky Supreme Court Justice Bill Cunningham. Cunningham, also gives tomorrow's keynote at Murray State's Constitution day celebration. The title of his presentation, "The Fourth Amendment; the Majesty of the Ruined Tenement," references a statement attributed to William Pitt while he was speaking about the cider excise tax in the British House of Commons in 1763. Judge Cunningham gave WKMS a preview of the speech this week.
(3.) FUTURIST IVAN POTTER - Ivan Potter is a futurist and publisher of the West Kentucky Journal. Mr. Potter has advised Kentucky governors and American presidents on rural development and intergovernmental relations. Todd Hatton speaks with Mr. Potter about a recent article of his published in the Journal that looks at the effects of the recent drought on our region in terms of hard numbers.
(4.) PONTI OPENS PSO - The Paducah Symphony Orchestra's artistic director and conductor is Raffaele Ponti. Maestro Ponti and the Orchestra are enjoying successes with each other. Several standing ovations during their recent season opening concert evidence that capacity audiences are delighted to hear them perform together. Kate Lochte has more.
(5.) MSU THEATRE : KAGURA DANCE - As seasons begin to change from summer to autumn, harvest festivals around the northern hemisphere are starting. In Japan, one of the traditions for the fall is the Kagura dance. Murray State College of Humanities and Fine Arts Dean Dr. Ted Brown, with help from members of the MSU Theatre department and Wrather Museum is bringing the Japanese dance troupe Iwami Kagura to the university next Tuesday. Shelly Baskin spoke with Dr. Brown about the presentation.
(6.) FULTON BANANA FESTIVAL - It's been 50 years since Fulton KY has hosted the first banana festival, joining me on the line is festival organizer Christie Rogers. This year's banana festival runs from Sept 22nd to Sept 29th I'm going to start with the most obvious question that locals to Fulton know, but I bet many of our listeners outside of Fulton don't know, why Christie, is it called the banana festival?
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Fabulous work – and what a cutie he is.
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Fabulous…he is such a darling little boy…great work!!
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Carolyn, your comment is so encouraging. Portrait painting has long been the bane of my existence :) I actually have to stop looking at these, or I'm going to rework them and ruin them. Thank you!
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Heather you've done a fantastic job on these two portraits! I'm with Carolyn-the eyes and hair are so well done. It's so hard to get the eyes right, so they don't look stuck on (sort of ), but you've mastered that!
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The horribly rude staff making going to this dermatologist incredibly not worth it. I just cancelled all of my upcoming appointments, because for as much as I'm paying, I don't deserve for them to keep scr3w1ng me over with appointments and canceling them or trying to change them on me THE DAY BEFORE and the ONE time I'm running not even 5 minutes late, they tell me it's too late and they can't fit me in after I've waited 45 minutes in the lobby for not even a 10 minute visit. This office is a disgrace. It's a shame, because the nurses are very nice. I can't say anything of Spinelli though because I've been going there since August, and have yet to even see the woman. Do yourself a favor and find a better office until she wise's up and gets new office staff.
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Had a very nice experience. Her staff were friendly and courteous on the phone and in person. Dr. Spinelli was very friendly and I was completely comfortable with her. Ended up getting a mole removed and I barely felt the shot. I'm glad I found her and I highly recommend. She is very busy though and as a new patient the soonest I could get an appointment could was in 3 months.
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Dr. Spinelli is very pleasant and professional. I was considering laser hair removal. She patiently answered all my questions about the procedure including the type of laser she uses so that I could research it further. What I love is that she is the one that does the laser procedure rather than a nurse or technician. A lot of day spas now offer laser hair removal, but a doctor does not do the procedure! I have had 4 treatments now and the results are amazing. I have never had to wait more that 10 minutes for my laser appointment and her staff was always friendly and professional. I highly recommend Dr. Spinelli.
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Dr. Spinelli did an excellent job with my Botox treatment. She is knowledgable and doesn't push additional treatments. I liked the fact that follow up Botox corrections are without charge. However, I will NOT return solely due to the rude, unprofessional manner of the front office staff! They ignore patients, while they chatter constantly about personal matters. A patient seems to be a bother for them. The receptionist was so rude, she told me to "hold on" while she finished her conversation about a restaurant, than took my forms, as if it was such a bother. I pay cash for my Botox, and basically can go anywhere. Which I will do, only because of staff, not Dr. Spinelli.
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Book your room at Holiday Inn Toledo-Maumee (I-80/90)
Executive Room, 1 King Bed with Sofabed, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
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King, Room, Accessible, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
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Situated in Maumee, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Maumee Antique Mall and Maumee Sports Mall. Lucas County Recreation Center and Stranahan Theater are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Along with a restaurant, this hotel has a fitness center and a bar/lounge. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a business center, a meeting room, and dry cleaning are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room.
A computer station is located on site and high-speed wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 1800 square feet (167 square meters). This Maumee hotel also offers a fitness center, gift shops/newsstands, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 1800
- Conference space size (meters) - 167
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- Number of floors - 5
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The information for this column comes from Estacada Rural Fire District 69 public records. Employees and volunteers recently responded to the following incidents.
Wednesday, Dec. 25
4:44 a.m., invalid assistance, Southeast Highway 224.
7:49 a.m., motor vehicle accident without injuries, Southeast Mountain View Lane.
1:56 p.m., medical call, Southeast Fourth Avenue.
3:13 p.m., medical call, Northeast Sixth Avenue.
Thursday, Dec. 26
1:51 p.m., medical call, Southwest Cedar Street.
3:07 p.m., medical call, South Springwater Road.
3:32 p.m., medical call, South Cadonau Road.
5:01 p.m., motor vehicle accident without injuries, South Springwater Road and South Redland Road.
Friday, Dec. 27
8 a.m., smoke scare, Northwest Wade Street.
1:52 p.m., malfunctioning alarm system sounded, Northeast Sixth Avenue.
Saturday, Dec. 28
2:04 a.m., walk-in medical aid, Southeast Fifth Avenue.
2:44 p.m., walk-in medical aid, Southeast Fifth Avenue.
Sunday, Dec. 29
7:53 a.m., medical call, Southeast Coupland Road.
Monday, Dec. 30
12:14 a.m., fuel burner/boiler malfunction, confined fire South Locksmith Lane.
12:33 p.m., medical call, Northwest Sixth Avenue.
2:53 p.m., medical call, Southeast Fall Creek Road.
7:09 p.m., medical call, Southwest Laurel Road.
11:33 p.m., medical call, Southeast Divers Road.
Tuesday, Dec. 31
1:26 p.m., medical call, South Tucker Road.
1:57 p.m., medical call, South Hillockburn Road.
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Hi-- I am looking for a long-blooming, fragrant pink climbing rose to train up the side of my house. I would be happy to cover postage if someone has one they could share-- maybe an Eden rose? Someone mentioned that this was a good one to start with, as they bloom heavily and are very fragrant. I'm new to this, so I hope I'm doing this forum correctly :) Thank you!


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Marcus Schrenker
Marcus Schrenker Speaks (From Prison)
Speaking of flying, the money manager/swindler discusses the time he faked his own death, and the events leading up to it (apparently he got home for dinner and his wife had only set out four plates and that's when he knew "it was all over" because "the fifth plate was always mine").
DB CooperMarcus Schrenker was arraigned today and quickly pleaded "not guilty" to the charges of intentionally destroying an aircraft and faking a distress call. His public defender (wow that sucks), obviously reacting to the "not guilty" plea, has indicated that he has "reasonable cause" to believe Schrenker is suffering from a mental condition. (We are […]
Did He Jump Out Of The Plane FOR Her Or Because Of Her?
The Post gives us this tantalizing hint on the possible status of Marcus Mistress Kelly Baker describing the days and moments before his last fateful flight: Days before he tried to fake his death in a bizarre plane crash, accused swindler Marcus Schrenker pulled another brazen stunt – whisking his mistress away for a New […]
Practice In Front Of The Mirror
"Ok, let's see. Emergency. Emergency. Something that would make me just keep flying like… like on… autopilot. Yes. Autopilot. Why would I put the autopilot on. Hmmm. Weather? Mile high club? Heh heh heh. Hmmm. Damaged aircraft? Damaged aircraft that I can't see out of. Damaged… window? Damaged windscreen. Jacksonville Center, November 428 Delta Charlie, […]
The Fate Of Marcus Hangs In The Balance
He was going to have to face extradition once he healed up, but now it looks like he'll face federal charges first. The federal charges are a bit of a bore, including intentional communication of a false distress message and willfully damaging, destroying or wrecking an aircraft (this is all you guys could come up […]
Heritage Wealth Management, LLC, a San Diego firm apparently having nothing to do with everyone's favorite DB Cooper wannabe is enduring quite a branding thanks to an unfortunate coincidence, namely, the similarity in name to Schrenker's "Heritage Wealth Management, Inc. A notice on the San Diego firm's website informs us: Please be assured that our […]
I mean the story had everything. General aviation. Infidelity. Financial fraud. (Allegedly). Interstate flight. Suicide. (Attempted). (Allegedly). Divorce. More financial fraud. (Allegedly). The FBI. Southern law enforcement. The U.S. Marshals Service. Camping. Insurance fraud. (Allegedly). Shameless self promotion. Photographs representing the absolute pinnacle of douchebaggery. MILFs. (Your mileage may vary). Equities in Dallas. (Indianapolis). Civil […]
Dealbreaker Afterdark: The Flight Finally Looks Over
The Indiana pilot who faked a distress call and bailed out of a plane over Alabama, slashed his wrist before being taken into custody at a campground outside of Chattahoochee, Fla. Advertisement Marcus Schrenker, 38, was discovered in a tent around 8:30 p.m. EST at the campground, said Dominic Guadagnoli, a spokesman for the U.S. […]
Yes, it's true, we called "Ponzi" on the early Schrenker news mostly tongue-in-cheek, but there were hints and now… the signs are all there. Consider: 1. Targeted a specific group and demographic with existing trust structures (pilots): "It was all word of mouth, and when you're a pilot, you trust. That's what you do and […]
It's All Just This Big Misunderstanding, You See
Everyone's favorite DB Cooper wannabe apparently emailed a friend, and author of atGeist.com, Tom Britt, to plead his innocence: Britt said Schrenker claimed in the e-mail that he had done nothing wrong and detailed the moments before he bailed from the plane. "He said he panicked. He blacked out. He was disoriented when he landed. […]
Marcus Schrenker Rides Free! (We Hope He Has A Helmet)
Marcus Schrenker fled Harpersville, Alabama, on a red motorcycle he kept at a storage unit leased under an assumed name, officials said. Schrenker told the leasing agent at the storage facility that he would be back for the motorcycle Monday, the U.S. Marshals Office said. The motorcycle — a 2008 Yamaha street bike with saddlebags […]
How To Properly Escape Capture Following Your Massive (or Relatively Massive) Financial Fraud: A Dealbreaker Guide:
Disappointed by the alarming dearth of intelligence in the modern criminal mind, and with the eventual goal of providing more interesting and alluring white-collar crime mysteries for our readers, we have developed this guide in order to give the modern financial thief a fighting chance at remaining "at large" for at least 60-90 days after […]
Icon / Heritage: It's About The Clients
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The Fight For The Reef campaign today welcomed Premier Campbell Newman's commitment that his government will "insist" all future dredge spoil will be disposed of onshore and called for the guarantee to be made permanent through a legislated ban.
Asked today about dredging and dumping Mr Newman told journalists: "… it is our strong belief that there should be beneficial reuse of dredged material onshore …. That's what we want to see for all port development in the future in Queensland.
"In the future … we want to see beneficial reuse and my Government, as long as we're in Government, we will always be insisting in the future on beneficial reuse and onshore disposal."
WWF-Australia Reef campaigner Louise Matthiesson said: "We welcome this promise from Mr Newman that dumping dredge spoil in Reef waters will no longer be tolerated and we look forward to working with the Government to place a legal ban on the damaging practice.
"We are seeking clarification and look forward to working with the government on the details of this new policy," she said.
"If the Queensland and Australian Governments work together to implement a ban on the dumping of dredge spoil in the Reef World Heritage Area, this would be a major step forward in the conservation of this global icon."
The Fight For The Reef campaign said any new policy must include:
- A ban on dredge spoil dumping in the entire Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, not just the smaller boundaries of the marine park.
- Standards and guidelines for onshore disposal and beneficial re-use including no dumping in sensitive areas such as wetlands.
- Measures to minimise dredging, which also damages the marine environment.
AMCS Great Barrier Reef Campaign Director Felicity Wishart welcomed the Premier's acknowledgement that dumping dredge spoil causes damage to the World Heritage Area.
"There are plans for up to 100 million tonnes of dredging posing a threat to the Reef's waters."
"The science is clear that both dredging and dumping dredge spoil damages the Reef.
"It's important to minimise dredging in the first place in order to avoid more harm to the Reef and reduce the volume of spoil that needs to be treated".
"The Premier's commitment today should mean no sea dumping from proposed expansions of the ports in Townsville, Cairns, and Gladstone," Ms Wishart said.
Fight For The Reef also said the plan to dump three million cubic metres of spoil in reef waters to expand Abbot Point must be abandoned.News Source : Fight for the Reef welcomes Premier Newman's dredge dumping pledge
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Opponents of new taxes approved by state lawmakers earlier this year are gathering signatures in an attempt to get a measure before voters in the fall that would repeal the levies. [Read More]
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That sucks, no offense to jake or chip.. But mike was the reason to watch BTV..
Though I do respect the production quality (chip)
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I knew something was up over the "break". Dawson and Keeler will pop up somewhere else, I'm almost sure of it, and I know there are many of us that will be patiently waiting.
That was my favorite YouTube brewing show, it had amazing production value and awesome characters...I'm sad now. Let's hope Chip can be the raising star.
Mike and jake will be missed, no doubt. Chip is going to have to get in front of the camera more often now. At least there will always be the backlog of episodes.
What a shame to break up that trio...by far the most entertaining brewers show out there.
I hope they all keep making beer vids in some form.
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Holy hell. I just finally got around to watching the last 2 episodes of Brewing TV and, no offense to Chip, but they sucked. This show is dead in the water without Dawson and Keeler. Bummed.
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I purchased a crape myrtle "muskogee" tree the other day for some shade in my full sun small back yard. The label said 20x15. After doing some research online I am told it can get bigger. I have a small back yard and don't/can't plant anything too large. I wouldn't want to damage neighbor's water pipes or mine for that matter. I live in a townhouse w/ neighbors on both sides of me.
This is from the very back of my yard.
This is from the patio. Pay no mind to that sorry excuse for a shed. It is getting dealt with next week. Also, that tree coming out by the shed is a weed and grew on it's own. It's coming out also.
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I had posted this on the tree forum and not gotten a response. I just planted it two days ago and can take it up if need be. If it is too large is this plant suitable as a container tree?
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Trees don't top out until they die or become senescent. Sometimes they just slow way down. Even the tallest redwoods make new growth every year. Some of these forest giants don't grow beyond their ability to transport water by dying back and starting over. Others grow very slowly.
Annual hard pruning of crape myrtles has been called crape murder.
Annual hard pruning of crape myrtles has been called crape murder.
bboy, I hate pollarding. I bought a house with pollarded silver maples which are all rotting; trimming isn't enough to solve the problem, so I'm looking at removal and replacement.
However, the crape myrtles I'm familiar with all seem to bloom much more profusely when they've been pollarded. so my impression is that crape myrtles are more tolerant of severe pruning than other types of trees. [They're not my crape myrtles -- just some I see around town and where my parents live.]
Few plants are more slovenly than a crapemyrtle allowed to run wild. The bonehead behind me lets his go, and some of the branches of the same tree are a good 15 ft. apart, a sprawling mess. I suppose some ideological gratification may be derived from refusing to intervene in the natural order.


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I used to live in Kansas in Manhattan which is just north of Emporia. They don't get a lot of rain, so he'll save himself a lot of work if he plants drought tolerant plants. Daylilies, salvia, sedum, daisies, lamium, dianthus, lamb's ear, yarrow, coreopsis, coneflower, blanketflower, penstemon,and hardy geranium all do very well.
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Thanks for posting. When I went to look up mine to recommend, I found out it was going to be discontinued in January. I better order a couple more pieces!
That was what I liked about it - I had been using it for 4 or 5 years, adding pieces as I went. I guess not anymore.
Here is a link that might be useful: White Pearl Dinnerware
I have basic white plates from Crate and Barrel, as well, plain with wide rims. Made in Indonesia. I bought 10 of them about a year ago to use with patterned and colored dinnerware (I don't always like things too " matchy")
That said, I also have a set of dressier white dinnerware from Mikasa (Antique White) and have collected Christmas salad plates from that pattern, as well as mugs and salad plates in their coordinating Antique Orchard pattern.
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Not only is The Heist a big-selling record, it's also comprised of single after single, starting with one of the year's biggest hits, "Thrift Shop". Similar to Lorde's "Royals" in the way that it was written to mock pop songs that brag about expensive thing, "Thrift Shop" has Macklemore chanting I'ma take your grandpa's style, I'ma take your grandpa's style, / No for real - ask your grandpa - can I have his hand-me-downs? and it's made thrift shopping cool again.
Also resonating with music fans is the pair's uplifting single "Can't Hold Us", featuring a delightfully hooky chorus sung by Ray Dalton: Here we go back, this is the moment / Tonight is the night, well fight 'til its over / So we put our hands up like the ceiling cant hold us. Probably the most socially-important track off The Heist is "Same Love", featuring Mary Lambert, which is a pro-same-sex anthem that is bringing awareness about gay marriage into the mainstream.
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Kumquat graft question
Hi All!
I bought a kumquat last summer and by fall, all of the leaves fell off. I attributed this to too much water (as it was raining and I left the poor guy outside), so I brought it in. The leaves are starting to come back now, but so are other shoots! I know that kumquats are generally grafted with other citrus, but after searching through leaf images I can't find one that matches. The leaves that mine is growing looks similar to a fig leaf.
Is it possible that it was grafted with a fig? What are kumquats generally grafted with? If it something desirable, can I grow both sides of the tree?
Sounds like the rootstock is sending up shoots. If it has three leaves in a cluster, it's a trifoliate rootstock of some sort, possibly Fly Dragon. Post photos. In any event, if these shoots are coming from below the rootstock/scion graft, you'll need to cut them off so the rootstock does not overtake your variety scion, or you'll lose your tree.
Patty S.
All our kumquats here in my neck of the woods are grafted onto trifoliate of some sort. It kind of looks like a fig leaf with the 3 leaflets. See if this is what your rootstock sprouts look like. In any event, then need to be cut off to save the scion :-)
Patty S.
Here is a link that might be useful: Citrus trifoliata photo


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Last year most property sales in Merseyside involved semi-detached properties which sold for on average £155,315. Terraced properties sold for an average price of £100,679, while detached properties fetched £263,098.
Merseyside, with an overall average price of £148,547, was similar in terms of sold prices to nearby Lancashire (£150,051), but was cheaper than Cheshire (£210,306) and Greater Manchester (£160,777). The priciest area within Merseyside was Caldy (£807,375) and the least expensive was Walton (£77,044).
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WANTED: swap question
This may be a stupid question (I know no question is stupid) here goes...When you bring the plants, bulbs etc to the swap for trade, must they be in pots? I'm assuming no. Can I wrap them as I would for a plant exchange via snail mail. I'm thinking of putting the Crocosmia bulbs in a box and then bring small lunch bags for people to take what they want. I have a small garden compared to some as I have a townhouse but it is packed with plants. I will bring what I can. I promise to bring food. Silly me thought it was this coming saturday...but it's NEXT Saturday. You know of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most.
I worried about all that sort of stuff too, for my first swap this Spring. You'll quickly learn not to worry about it. Dug up bulbs in lunch bags are fine. Dug up plants in pots are fine, dumped in a plastic bag is fine too. At the moment, my worry is the rain, or the lack thereof. The amount of rain we've (not) been having, I don't know how I'll manage to dig anything up.
All the threads on this forum starts of with either a 'Wanted' or a 'Have' in the subject. To get rid of it, you'll have to write your post, click 'Preview Message', and then change the subject, preview again before submitting. At least, that's the way I remember it.
Thank Suja for replying. I just came from looking at what I can dig up. The lily of the valley is turning brown but is alive. Maybe someone will want them. It's almost embarrassing the way some of my plants look because of lack of rain. The Chelone 'Hot Lips' looks great Go figure. I've watered but Mother Nature looks like she has won. :-(
Ree.. Even though all of my garden needs watering desperately, I plan to water around just the plants and bulbs and things I am giving away. It should be enough to get them out of the garden in shape to put in pots or bags.
I'm glad to hear you are coming to the swap. There are alot of nice people that come to this event.
Bring brownies or something chocolate and they will love you for life......
I'll be there and it will be nice to meet you.
And I look forward to meeting you Gardenwatch. :-) I am loving this glorious rain right now. I have hundreds of bulbs that need to be planted and this will make it a bit easier. I will certainly bring something sweet and something not so sweet.


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Virtual Users And Domains With Postfix, Courier, MySQL And SquirrelMail (CentOS 6.2 x86_64) - Page 3
9 Configure Saslauthd
Edit /etc/sasl2/smtpd.conf. It should look like this:
vi /etc/sasl2/smtpd.conf
pwcheck_method: authdaemond
Then turn off Sendmail and start Postfix, saslauthd, and courier-authlib:
chmod 755 /var/spool/authdaemon
chkconfig --levels 235 courier-authlib on
/etc/init.d/courier-authlib start
chkconfig --levels 235 sendmail off
chkconfig --levels 235 postfix on
chkconfig --levels 235 saslauthd on
/etc/init.d/sendmail stop
/etc/init.d/postfix start
/etc/init.d/saslauthd start
10 Configure Courier
Now we have to tell Courier that it should authenticate against our MySQL database. First, edit /etc/authlib/authdaemonrc and change the value of authmodulelist so that it reads
vi /etc/authlib/authdaemonrc
Then edit /etc/authlib/authmysqlrc. It should look exactly like this (again, make sure to fill in the correct database details):
cp /etc/authlib/authmysqlrc /etc/authlib/authmysqlrc_orig
cat /dev/null > /etc/authlib/authmysqlrc
vi /etc/authlib/authmysqlrc
MYSQL_SERVER localhost
Then restart Courier:
chkconfig --levels 235 courier-imap on
/etc/init.d/courier-authlib restart
/etc/init.d/courier-imap restart
When courier-imap is started for the first time, it automatically creates the certificate files /usr/lib/courier-imap/share/imapd.pem and /usr/lib/courier-imap/share/pop3d.pem from the /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/imapd.cnf and /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/pop3d.cnf files. Because the .cnf files contain the line CN=localhost, but our server is named server1.example.com, the certificates might cause problems when you use TLS connections. To solve this, we delete both certificates...
cd /usr/lib/courier-imap/share
rm -f imapd.pem
rm -f pop3d.pem
... and replace the CN=localhost lines in /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/imapd.cnf and /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/pop3d.cnf with CN=server1.example.com:
vi /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/imapd.cnf
vi /usr/lib/courier-imap/etc/pop3d.cnf
Then we recreate both certificates...
... and restart courier-authlib and courier-imap:
/etc/init.d/courier-authlib restart
/etc/init.d/courier-imap restart
By running
telnet localhost pop3
you can see if your POP3 server is working correctly. It should give back +OK Hello there. (type quit to get back to the Linux shell):
[root@server1 share]# telnet localhost pop3
Trying ::1...
Connected to localhost.
Escape character is '^]'.
+OK Hello there.
<-- quit
+OK Better luck next time.
Connection closed by foreign host.
[root@server1 share]#
11 Modify /etc/aliases
Now we should open /etc/aliases. Make sure that postmaster points to root and root to your own username or your email address, e.g. like this:
vi /etc/aliases
or like this (if administrator is your own username):
Whenever you modify /etc/aliases, you must run
afterwards and restart Postfix:
/etc/init.d/postfix restart
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Dear Admin,
I am getting this below error while building the rpm for postfix, so please advice what i should now??? Still i am in the first page.
[root@example SPECS]# rpmbuild -ba postfix.spec
error: Name field must be present in package: (main package)
error: Version field must be present in package: (main package)
error: Release field must be present in package: (main package)
error: Summary field must be present in package: (main package)
error: License field must be present in package: (main package)
[root@example SPECS]#
Hi there,
the download address for epel has been changed. it is: "http://download3.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/6/i386/epel-release-6-5.noarch.rpm"
Try this instead:
wget http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm
Thank you for this great tutorial. Perfectly written!
Thanks for this great HowTo.
I´m trying to adapt this installation to use with postfixadmin, but i´m having a lot of problems, could anybody let a link to a HowTo or something like that?
Thanks a lot.
Thank you for a really useful guide!
I'm wondering what changes would be needed to use ViMbAdmin to administrate mail server created in this guide?
On https://github.com/opensolutions/ViMbAdmin/wiki/Postfix-and-MySQL-Integration I've found general instructions for the integration.
I suppose in ViMbAdmin integration guide that mail store is Maildir or mbox, not the mysql database.
Finally, is ISPConfig3 better solution then ViMbAdmin?
it doesn't show till you actually try postfix in step 15, where it will continuously fail because it cannot find any SASL Authentication mechanisms.
Hi, Document is good, but i am not able to send and receive mails one more thing when i try to login with webmail, its show ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server.
and i am not able to connect with mail client also it - shows not able to connect and showing password or userid incorrect
Please help me
@ 3 above comments,
To "enable" a mailbox, first send a mail to it. it will create the folders and after you will be able to connect to imap.
I resolved it by changing the permissions and username of mysql in configuration file. But i just wanted to know 2 things. I am trying to make a mailserver replica, so that if one is down it automatically switch to 2nd one. what package i will use to do so. one more thing if i want to make a backup copy of my server running on different IP and diffrent FQDN name. Can I use the backup server by changing the IP and FQDN name? Do i need to regenerate all the certificates?
Hi Sandeep..
Im also facing same problem. "Connection dropped by IMAP server". But im not able to understand what exactly u have mentioned. Resolved by "changing permissions and username of mysql"
Can u make it clear..
i doesn't crate the folders in /home/vmail
ERROR: Could not complete request.
Query: SELECT "INBOX"
Reason Given: Unable to open this mailbox.
ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server.
Query: SUBSCRIBE "INBOX.Sent"
Your tutorial is good, But when i am try to login through webmail its shows error as ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server. and when checked the log file server imapd: chdir test.co/test/: No such file or directory and in next line server imapd: email@example.com: No such file or directory but when i tried the authtest -s imap firstname.lastname@example.com 12345 authenticatied sucessfullly.
Please help me...


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This is a booklet/workbook designed for year 7 students (possibly as a bridging unit) to introduce the basics of rhythm, note values, the elements and notation. It is still not quite finished, but will load the last couple of notation lessons once they are done! (The Haunted House worksheet is on the mtrs site if you'd like to go there as it's not mine really to download! Also thank you to mtrs for the inspiration for teaching rhythm using circles in squares!)
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Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
As we all know, 13 full storylines were commissioned, scripted and completed (or, at least, reached 'early draft' status). Only three of those stories ever reached the screen, although the Phase II bible was clearly a launching point for The Next Generation.
My question is in regards to the early TOS movie era. Do we think that Phase II would have been a viable option, if The Motion Picture hadn't been financially successful enough to warrant a movie sequel? Or do we think that TMP (hypothetically) being a failure would have simply torpedoed Star Trek's chances of coming back to TV?
I've seen it suggested that even as late as The Wrath Of Khan, Paramount still had their eyes on the possibility of pitching Star Trek for TV again using the Phase II scripts. This is why, the theory goes, we got David Marcus and Lt. Savvik as possible series' leads in the potential absence of William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy (as Shatner was probably less inclined to commit to television Star Trek in 1982 than he had been in 1977; while Nimoy hadn't been willing to commit to Phase II at all). Not sure how that works, as David Marcus clearly isn't a Starfleet, so would not be a viable replacement for either Will Decker or James T. Kirk in the unproduced Phase II scripts. But I can definitely see Savvik in the role of Starship Commander. Maybe Marcus could have been the Spock replacement?
I don't think Phase II would have been on the radar for subsequent movies. I think the success of TWOK secured Star Trek on movie screens, and the possibility of resurrecting Phase II wouldn't have even come up in the planning stages of instalments III through VI.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
In the post Star Wars world of the late seventies, a Star Trek series was a possibility. However, if TMP had total bombed in the theaters, a series at that point would have been extremely unlikely.
If TMP had done the same money wise, a series instead of a movie sequel could have happened.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
Of the Phase II scripts I've seen, I think that the two-parter Kitumba would have made a good basis for one of the TOS movies. It might have needed a bit of tweaking to make it fit into what the films had established (fortunately, they still hadn't given us too much info about the the klingon's society yet), but I think it would have been doable.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
Yes. In fact in retrospect I think it would have been more successful than TNG. The established actors would not have had to prove themselves. It took 3 seasons for TNG to really get going. The downside of a Phase II is the budget aspects. Sure, they had models and standing sets, but in the early 80s that motion control was still very expensive and that's what sank Galactica. Shatner started TJ Hooker around the time Khan came out, and he wasn't about to do two shows at once (although Heather Locklear did, with Dynasty) so that kind of closed the book on it if nothing else.
By the time Trek IV was done, the crew were primed and loaded for a series, though, and Shatner could have ended TJ Hooker to do it, but that's around the time the TNG idea was bubbling up.
A big part of TNG had to do with the electronic compositing system and the direct-editing of negatives rather than conforming prints. These cost-saving measures really allowed the show to proceed and that stuff just wasn't around years earlier.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
Clearly William Shatner was still willing to do TV as was evidenced by TJ Hooker but I wonder what his per episode salary for that series and if Phase II could've offered something similar?
I purchased the book published about Phase II in 1997 and, IIRC, they had to prepare for the possibility that William Shatner might not have stuck around. If Phase II went forward, it could've just as easily have eventually become about Decker and Xon.
I'm a bit surprised that more of the Phase II scripts weren't recycled for TNG's second season to give them even more of a head start. At the very least, using one more Phase II script at the beginning would've done away with the need for having a clip show like "Shades of Gray" at the end.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
But the reason for clip shows tend to be more about saving budget then having scripts. I'd imagine the rate for hiring a script writer to update a script written for totally different characters wouldn't be that too dissimilar to one writing a clip show.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
One of Phase II's shipboard shows could have been adapted as a 'bottle episode' for TNG, though. I mean, I suppose "The Child" basically is a bottle episode, except for the special effects of course. ;)
I suspect that the true reason more Phase II scripts were never adapted for TNG was because of the cost factor. I assume the original writers/creators of the scripts from 1977 were entitled to some kind of payment for the reuse of their story? Would it ultimately be cheaper to just get the writing staff to come up with a new story? There were obvious reasons for why they did "The Child" (writer's strike), but it always surprised me that they followed it up a few seasons later by adapting "Devil's Due" as well. Unless Piller or somebody had been reading all the old Phase II scripts, and simply decided he liked that one?
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
If it had been picked up in mid-1980, you'd be having to deal with the fact (presuming you want this thing to run at least five years) that your returning actors are all a decade older than the characters they're playing. (They just barely got away with that in TMP.) You'd be right back to the budget limits of sci-fi network television, which would fly in the face of TMP's visual FX standard. James Doohan suffered a major heart attack around that time (if I recall right), which would have disrupted production further.
If mid-1982, it would've definitely been "no Shatner, no deal." They still would have had to recast Saavik (thanks to Kirstie Alley's blockheaded agent demanding too much). George Takei would be grumbling about wanting to be captain of his own ship (relegating his role to an occasional guest appearance). And again, you'd be having to try to put out TMP/TWOK-quality visual effects on a Battlestar Galactica-sized budget (at best).
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
I think the middle-ground would have been TV-movies, kind of like what they eventually did with things like the Perry Mason reunions. A series of movie-length stories with larger budgets than individual episodes and fewer total stories per year, therefore cheaper than a series overall. So you get more of an epic sweep, and more than just a movie every couple of years. The 80s were definitely the decade for miniseries and things of that nature. Stuff like The Thorn Birds and Winds of War were not cheap to produce, but highly successful, and the original Battlestar Galactica pilot was very highly rated.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
And yes, the high budget was a problem, but that wasn't entirely due to the VFX. Apparently Glen Larson wasn't very good at keeping within a manageable budget. The Galactica 1980 sequel series was deliberately designed to be as inexpensive as possible (Earthbound settings, cheaper cast, reuse of existing sets, props, costumes, stock footage, etc.), and yet Larson consistently went so far over budget that it ended up costing as much as the original show.
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BSG was expensive because it had big sets with associated studio fees tied to the number of stages required, a fairly large regular cast, lots of practical effects, plus the VFX work. If the producers couldn't control those elements well they'd run into overages all over the place.
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If "Phase II" had actually been made, it would have been very unlikely we would have gotten TNG. Glad "Phase II" was shelved and TOS cast ended up doing the big budget movies like they deserved and we got TNG on television.
Very glad TNG never really had many budget problems.
There were the couple of bottle episodes every season.
Also there was the writer's strike that resulted in the slashed number of episodes in Season two and the clip episode.
The final season also focused a little too much on problems aboard the ship, likely because the cast was being paid so much by that point.
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People talk about how expensive CG is, but at the time it was introduced in SF with stuff like B5, it was a very effective cost-saving measure.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
Director Rob Bowman explained the genesis of "Shades of Gray" thusly in the book Captain's Log: The Unauthorized Complete Trek Voyages:
In other words, "Dear Data" and "Q Who" cost more than usual to make, so in order to give those shows more money, they had to take money away from another episode and do something they could film in half the time. As Bowman said, it was a pretty routine practice, which is why many shows have clip episodes. The strike had nothing to do with it; that's a fan myth that's arisen because they occurred close together, a post hoc ergo propter hoc fallacy.
You have to realize how much the state of the art has improved in just a few decades. I saw Galactica in first run; I was a preteen at the time. And believe me, for 1979-80, its special effects were extremely impressive, even with the heavy recycling, which wasn't atypical for the day. Yes, sure, it was an expensive show, and would've been even if Larson had managed the budget better. But if the ratings had been strong enough, and thus the profits high enough, to balance out the expense, then the show could've continued to be made with a higher budget. It's always about both factors, the balance of ratings (profit) and budget (overhead), not just one or the other. BSG had both a high budget and deteriorating ratings, and it was the mix of both factors that killed it.
Re: Could they have picked up "Phase II" again at any time?
Phase II would have failed at any point and Trek would have been dead. At the least we may have gotten some recasted movies in the '80s or '90s.
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