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Alex Jones Show - Mon-Fri 9p-1a
The Alex Jones Show is three hours of intense, gripping, can't-miss radio. Every day, Alex relentlessly exposes the dirty doings of the global elite, educating his listeners and giving them motivation to take back their freedom. Alex is not your typical talk radio host. He goes beyond being non-partisan. Rather, he smashes the left/right political paradigm to pieces. For decades Americans have been aware that the government withholds pertinent information that affects their lives. While the rigors of the average workday leave Americans defenseless against government cover-ups, mass media red herrings, and corporate scandals. Alex Jones sorts through the corruption with eager devotion. He uncovers clear and decisive information that must be heard! Jones voice spreads like wildfire, developing legions of loyal listeners. http://www.infowars.com/
America In The Morning - Mon-Fri 5a-6a
Because news doesn't stop when you're sleeping, America starts the day with America in the Morning, WestwoodOne's award-winning radio news magazine. America in the Morning offers up-to-the-minute news reporting from around the country and across the globe, with all the latest overnight developments in breaking news, politics, entertainment, business and sports, delivered first thing in the morning. Program host Jim Bohannon and his staff of correspondents provide a fast paced look at the world, with specialized reports from everywhere news happens. America in the Morning goes in-depth with analysis of critical events, and searches out stories of everyday life on "The Offbeat." Through Marketwatch.com reports on overnight development across the globe, you'll hear all you need to know about business, Wall Street and the most critical foreign exchanges. America in the Morning sports experts, led by the inimitable Robert Workman, will bring you up to date on all the games, and Heather Zehr or another member of the Accuweather.com team provides the latest on America's weather, with storm warnings, weather patterns and state of the art predictions.
Caravan To Midnight - Mon-Fri 1a-4a
Caravan to Midnight is a daily radio talk show like no other! Hosted by John B Wells with new shows Monday-Friday. CTM has the best talk and best guests every week on real, hard-hitting, alternative news stories and opinions on far-ranging topics and events from Conspiracy Theories and Current Events, to Paranormal, World News, Health & Nutrition, Science, Politics, Religion, Entertainment, Music and Pop-Culture.
Cigar Dave - Sundays 2p-5p
Cigar Dave is the creator and host of The Cigar Dave Show, the acclaimed nationally syndicated radio program devoted entirely to the Cigar Lifestyle. Cigar Dave's first Cigar Dave Show broadcast occurred in July 1995 with one hour on WSUN Radio in Tampa, Florida. The show became an instant hit with his cadre of listeners known as "Cigar Lieutenants". The Cigar Dave Show quickly expanded to two hours and began national syndication in December 1995. From his opening greeting of "Long Ashes" to the national cigar lighting ritual, Cigar Dave provides his loyal cigar lieutenants with current news and information regarding cigars, spirits, and other lifestyle diversions in a fast-paced lively format. Always truthful and politically incorrect, the General also leads his troops and wages battle in the fight against America's self-anointed pleasure police. The General's loyal lieutenants have bestowed upon him a long list of titles including: The King of Coronas, the Pope of Panatelas, the Rabbi of Robustos, the Sultan of Smoke, the Professor of Puff, the Prince of Pleasure, the Cigar Sommelier, and the Connoisseur-in-Chief. The Cigar Dave Show is broadcast Saturday afternoon's from Noon-2:00 PM Eastern Time on over 90 radio stations across the United States, and may also be heard on the internet at www.cigardave.com. Cigar Dave is a native of Buffalo, New York, and a graduate of Syracuse University in 1986. He traces his love of cigars to his grandfather, "Cigar Abe", who faithfully enjoyed Gold Label Cigars for many years. When not pontificating about cigars and life's other pleasures, he enjoys being serviced by his harem.
Daren Streblow Comedy Show - Saturdays 9p-10p
Daren Streblow's imagination got him into hot water long before he became the host of The Daren Streblow Comedy Show. Acting out the role of his favorite superheroes in his neighborhood, Daren got an early start in the entertainment business. After a trying high school experience, Daren found his niche as the youngest broadcaster for KDNW, a network affiliate for Northwestern College. In 1995, Daren began his comedy career performing stand-up at the ACME Comedy Company in Minneapolis, Minnesota. This was a great time of learning as Daren honed his routine. Daren also learned how to write and perform clean comedy to a wide range of audiences giving him the seal of Nightclub Tested, Pastor Approved. As Daren grew in popularity he made appearances on Bananas TV and the Thou Shalt Laugh Series. He is also a featured performer on Disney Cruises as well as several national music festivals. As the host of The Daren Streblow Comedy Show, Daren brings his family friendly style of comedy to the airwaves. His desire is to provide a weekly vacation from the stresses and pressures of life - giving a recharge through laughter. Daren offers a regular smorgasbord of laughs from some of the best comedians working today without the audience worrying that the comedian will say something profane or crude. This family centered attitude is abundant in all areas of Daren's life.
Dave Ramsey Show - Mon-Fri 12p-3p
Real Talk About Life and Money from America's trusted money expert! Millions listen to The Dave Ramsey Show every day for common-sense talk on money. Listeners are also tuning in to hear real callers share real stories about their lives and families. They call the show in desperate need of help. They call to celebrate. And if you listen closely enough, you'll hear a story much like yours. Hope has a home on the radio—and now it has a home online. Tune in today!
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Daybreak With Jeff & Dale - Mon-Fri 6a-9a
Doug Stephen's Talk Radio Countdown - Saturdays 6a-7a
A weekly rundown of the latest news from around the country and the world.
Dr. Joy Brown - Saturdays 3a-6a
Dr. Joy offers millions of devoted listeners advice on issues ranging from relationships and marriage, finance, work and career. Known and trusted the world over for her no-nonsense approach, award-winning clinical psychologist Dr. Joy Browne hosts the longest running syndicated show of its kind, a successful ratings winner for over 15 years.
Extreme Genes - Saturdays 8a-9a
Scott Fisher has created a new and different type of show for radio, aimed at showing how fun and interesting family history and genealogy can be. Genealogy is a topic that a lot of people are into and each week Scott talks about amazing finds and connections people make. In thinking about what name Scott could give the show that would capture the idea that this isn't going to be like a lesson in a library but that this is going to be fun, interesting and something listeners will want to come back to again and again, he branded the radio show that way. Listeners hear heartwarming stories as well as frightening stories, the kind where a person learns something scary about his or her ancestors. There are poll questions, reviews of the TV show "Who Do You Think You Are?" and the latest on how DNA research is helping genealogy.
First Light With Dirk Van - Mon-Fri 4a-5a
First light signals the dawn of a new day. First Light gets that day started right with a unique blend of breaking news, friendly chat, celebrity interviews and the latest from the worlds of entertainment and sports. You'll hear today's top stories and live on-the-air reaction from listeners across the country. Dirk Van brings years of experience to First Light's opening news segment, including reports from America's most recognized and trusted correspondents. Then, it's your turn to sound off on the question of the day, with lively calls and interaction. AccuWeather meteorologists provide exclusive reports, including informative weather conditions and travelers forecasts for major airports throughout the country.
Free Talk Live - Mon-Fri 6p-9p
If you're looking for cookie-cutter conservative talk, you've come to the wrong place! Free Talk Live is an open format talk show, where virtually no topic is off limits. From political issues to personal problems, the Free Talk Live hosts will keep you entertained and informed. If not, they invite you to call in and change the topic! Free Talk Live is talk radio where YOU are in control. We're talk radio's most interactive talk show both on and off the air, with our message board, chat room, archives and much more. Free Talk Live: Talk Radio where YOU are in control! Free Talk Live is talk radio unlike any other. In an industry where shows are either pro-republican or pro-democrat, Free Talk Live is unabashedly pro-FREEDOM. Another hallmark of typical talk radio is heavy call screening. Certain hosts are afraid of certain issues. Free Talk Live is not. We call the show Free Talk Live because listeners are Free to call in and Talk about anything from the political to the personal. http://www.freetalklive.com/
Gun Talk Radio - Sundays 12p-3p
Back in January, 1995, Tom was attending the SHOT Show, the huge annual trade show for the firearms industry, when a casual conversation lead to the idea of a radio talk show about guns. Only six weeks later he was on the air, being beamed to three satellites and 20 radio stations. One famous radio industry consultant told Tom the show would be lucky to be on the air for a year. He didn't know Tom...or how many gun owners there are in the U.S. (there's a gun in almost half the homes in the country. Now, more than 19 years later, Tom Gresham's Gun Talk®is carried in more than 130 markets across the U.S., on XM satellite radio services, and is heard by thousands every week via web downloads. Gresham had been named the Shooting Sports Writer of the Year and has been included in Talkers Magazine's list of 100 Most Important Radio Talk Show Hosts In America! On Gun Talk®, we want to keep three things in mind: Safety, personal responsibility and common courtesy. Other than that, we'll talk about anything you like having to do with guns -- particular firearms, ammunition, different types of recreational and competitive shooting, hunting, even politics. And you don't have to agree with the host to participate and be treated politely.
Life As You Own It - Saturdays 7a-8a
Mark McDougald and his partner, Craig Miller, co-host an hour of interactive radio each week with the sole mission of educating and empowering all listeners about how to secure the very best home mortgage for their personal financial situation and how to use that home mortgage as the cornerstone of their personal financial plan. From the first time you listen to Life as You Own it, you will hear Mark and Craig's passion for the truth as they call out those who are taking advantage of people, be it remodeling scams, unscrupulous lenders, or "too good to be true" schemes. Their goal is to arm every potential home owner with the necessary facts and information to make the smartest decisions, from how to get the right home mortgage loan to how to save for their kids' college education. Besides great local guests, listeners have become accustomed to hearing from well-known stars such as Mike Holmes from "Holmes on Homes," the Kleiers from Selling New York, Rick Sharga from RealtyTrac, and Dr. Stan Humphries from Zillow.
Men's Health Live - Sundays 9p-10p
From the pages of the world's largest and most comprehensive Men's magazine. Offering "tons of useful stuff" in an audio format, MEN'S HEALTH LIVE is THE men's guide to fitness, sex, women, workouts, weight loss, health, nutrition and muscle building. Men's Health editor Peter Moore and contributing editor Gregg Stebben cover and expand on topics like physical and financial health, sex & relationships, as well as fitness, fashion & grooming, technology, food, entertainment, and more. The show also welcomes a variety of guests - from health and fitness experts, to newsmakers, chefs, celebrities, athletes, nutrition & weight loss experts, and book authors. Join Peter and Gregg as they talk health, fitness, nutrition, gender mind-benders, beer, guy news, sports, food, and "stuff that makes us laugh." Each weekly program brings men information to help them look good, feel great and take control of their lives.
Money Pit - Saturdays 10a-12p & Sundays 7a-9a
The Money Pit Home Improvement Radio Show is the nation's only nationally syndicated he-said/she-said home improvement radio team. This unique combination reaches both a male and female audience and capitalizes on the increasing influence women have when making home improvement decisions. Host Tom Kraeutler is a nationally known home improvement expert who spent over a decade as a professional home inspector. With experience spanning over 6,000 home inspections, Tom knows both how buildings are put together and more importantly, how they fall apart. Beyond home improvement, Tom was the on-air Home Editor for MSNBC's popular Home Page Television Show where he also reported on consumer protection, auto safety, crime prevention, energy efficiency and much more. He appeared for three years as the home improvement expert for CNN's "Take it Personally," a prime-time personal finance program, and is frequently featured on CNN.Com, the network's preeminent internet show. Co-Host Leslie Segrete is a home improvement expert with an eye for design and the skills to get the job done. She knows what turns a house into a home and has the tips and ideas to make improvements easy and fun. As the on-air talent for TLC's hit series While You Were Out, Leslie designs, builds and executes projects to please one unsuspecting spouse and millions of her fans every single week. Before TLC, her wide-ranging professional background included stints as the Art Director for the Rikki Lake Show and the Oxygen Network, as well as roles at Good Morning America and Giorgio Armani. She also enjoys cooking and holds a degree from the French Culinary Institute. Leslie is a seamstress, carpenter, decorator, designer and professional chef all wrapped up in one very energetic package. She's a true renaissance woman through and through!
National Defense Show - Mondays 12a-1a
The National Defense is a one-hour weekly talk show dedicated to America's heroes. Every week, the National Defense brings to the forefront issues of vital importance to our country but, until now, discussed by talk show hosts who have little or no connection to the United States military. With over 20 million veterans living in this country, the armed services have needed one of their own to champion the causes and issues most important to those who have served and bravely serve today. Host, Jerry Newberry, is Director of Communications for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and an Army Vietnam veteran. The National Defense is co-hosted by Randy Miller, a broadcast veteran who brings his passion for the military, and concern for the country to the table as well. Each week, the two discuss current hot topics of interest to veterans and interview national military and political figures. The National Defense has broadcast from Iraq, Afghanistan, and many military bases around the country. Interviews include John McCain, Barak Obama, Hillary Clinton, Wesley Clark, Bob Dole, General David Petraeus, and hundreds of ordinary, unsung heroes around the world.
Northwestern Outdoors Radio - Saturdays 9a-10a & Sundays 10a-11a
John Kruse is the host of Northwestern Outdoors Radio, the award-winning, hour long show broadcast 50 times every week on 40 stations in Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Montana to include markets surrounding Boise, Eugene, Spokane, Portland, Tacoma, the Tri-Cities, Medford, Billings, Helena, Great Falls and of course, Wenatchee, Washington where we started our show at our flagship station - AM 560 KPQ. Northwestern Outdoors focuses not only on fishing and hunting in the Northwestern United States, but also on all sorts of other outdoor recreation topics like wildlife watching, conservation issues, camping, hiking, horseback riding, paddling, bicycling, natural history and more! John Kruse is a veteran outdoors writer and is also the author of the award-winning book, "Great Places Washington", a guidebook to outdoor recreation in the Evergreen State, published by Wilderness Adventures Press. Take care, God Bless and enjoy the show!
Popular Science Radio - Sundays 4a-5a & 11a-12p
For over 100 years, Popular Science Magazine has had an unrivaled history of bringing readers the latest, cutting-edge innovations in science and technology. Popular Science Radio brings all the newest discoveries and emerging technologies to listeners each week. Presented in an interactive, entertaining and easy to understand forum, this is your ultimate source for what's new and what's next. Broadcast weekly, live from Los Angeles, the show also hits the road to bring listeners the latest from technical and scientific events around the country. Whether your interests are cars, gadgets, science, technology, or DIY; you will learn something new from this energetic and entertaining program. Popular Science Radiois hosted by award-winning broadcast veteran and Popular Science Magazine contributing editor, Alan Taylor, and features an enthralling mix of scientific experts, bold inventors, celebrity guests and the magazine's editors. Alan injects each topic with humor and his legendary quick-wit, uncovering and explaining the treasures found within the realms of the scientific and the technical. Popular Science Magazinehas been a leading source of science and technology news since its inception, way back in 1872. With a circulation of over 1.3 million and 6.7 million readers, the pages are filled with up-to-the-minute tech news, insightful commentary on new innovations and even the hottest Hollywood stories.
Science Fantastic - Saturdays 5p-8p & Sundays 6p-9p
Dr. Michio Kaku is the host of Science Fantastic. He also is one of the world's leading experts in theoretical physics, and according to New York Magazine, one of the "100 Smartest People in New York." Listeners from all walks of life tune in to hear Dr. Kaku discuss today's hottest and most relevant scientific/cultural topics covering everything from black holes and parallel universes to hip, provocative discussions on philosophy and the latest technology. At any given moment he will quote not only Einstein, but Woody Allen, proving that Science Fantastic is not just for the science junky, but for anyone who has ever pondered the cosmic question of existence, as well as those interested in the latest technological trends and techno-gadgets."People are curious about science despite unhappy experiences in school," says Dr. Kaku. "We grind it out of them with dull rote-learning..We're all born scientists until we hit junior high school."
Talkin' Pets - Saturdays 2p-5p
Americans love their pets, and Jon Patch offers up lively, fun conversation about the animals that share our lives. Is your bird losing its feathers? Is your dog digging up the backyard? Maybe your cat is using your favorite chair as a scratching post? Jon can help callers cope with medical and behavioral questions relating to all kinds of domestic animals. The program also features news on animal rights and environmental issues that affect animals everywhere.
Tee It Up - Sundays 6a-7a
Tee It Up! is an informative blend of the latest golf news, tournament updates and dynamic interviews with the top names in the golf world. Hosted by veteran sports broadcaster, Keith Jones, Tee It Up! affords the listener rare, insider access to the golf world like no other show on the radio. Keith has been covering golf for more than 20 years and has covered the U.S. Open, the LPGA Championship, the U.S. Senior Open, the Ryder Cup, and the Presidents Cup. Keith's experience includes sports coverage for NBC, CBS, CBC, and Mutual. Recent guests include: Bob Wood, President, Nike Golf; David Leadbetter, professional golf instructor; Johnny Miller, golf analyst; Edwin Watts, CEO, Edwin Watts Golf Shops; Alice Cooper, musician; and PGA Tour professionals, such as: Phil Mickelson, Nick Faldo, Bubba Watson, and Justin Leonard.
Thom Hartmann Show - Mon-Fri 9a-12p
Thom Hartmann is a progressive national and internationally syndicated talkshow host whose shows are available in over a half-billion homes worldwide. He's the New York Times bestselling, 4-times Project Censored Award winning author of 24 books in print in 17 languages on five continents. Leonardo DiCaprio was inspired by Thom's book "The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight" to make the movie "The 11th Hour". Talkers Magazine named Thom Hartmann as the 8th most important talk show host in America in 2011, 2012, and 2013 (10th the two previous years), and for three of the past five years the #1 most important progressive host, in their "Heavy Hundred" ranking. http://www.thomhartmann.com/ 1-866-987-THOM (8466) 1-866-745-CONS (2667) - Disagree Line
Under The Hood - Saturdays 12p-2p
Tune-in to this fun Car, Talk Show airing on radio stations across America each week. If you miss an episode you can catch the podcasts on Stitcher Radio, our rss feed, and iTunes. If it's car repair or upkeep related we are the talk show for you. We provide entertainment and give advice on buying, selling, maintenance and everything in between. Call the show now 866-594-4150.Shannon and Russ along with Chris Carter are your Motor Medics® bringing a fun side to car - talk shows along with accurate well respected advice to help you save money on car repairs. If you can't call us live leave a message on our Hotline and we may air your call in a later episode. Call the same number to do this. Founded in 1990 the Under The Hood Show thanks you for Tuning-in and Tuning-up.
Veterans Chronicles - Sundays 5a-6a
Veterans Chronicles is an hour-long program that tells the stories of America's greatest heroes in their own words. Featuring interviews with eyewitnesses to the great, and tragic, moments in military history. From D-Day to Iwo Jima, Khe Sanh to the "Hanoi Hilton", Baghdad to Fallujah, the liberation of Grenada to the liberation of Afghanistan; Veterans Chronicles is history told from the perspective of those who were there. Included in each show are archival recordings, which take listeners back to a time when heroes were made. The program also includes short features, including "Heroes of the Air," "World War II Chronicles," and "Vox Pop." The host of Veteran's Chronicles, Gene Pell, has spent much of the last half-century as an award winning broadcast journalist. He has been both Moscow Bureau Chief and Pentagon Correspondent for NBC News, and for twenty years was news anchor for the NBC affiliate in Boston. He is also former Director for Voice of America and President of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty.
When Radio Was - Saturdays 10p-12a & Sundays 2a-4a
When Radio Was brings listeners the very best of the Golden Age of Radio. Packed with classic performers, iconic characters, and top-flight story-telling, When Radio Was is pure timeless entertainment. Show types include: Detectives and Crime Fighters - Return to the scene of the crime with The Shadow, Sam Spade, The Green Hornet, Gang Busters, Sherlock Holmes, and many more! Comedy Classics - Laugh along with the great performers - Jack Benny, Abbott & Costello, Red Skelton, Our Miss Brooks, Burns & Allen and many others! Drama, Westerns, Mysteries, Thrillers, Sci-Fi - Enjoy classic western adventure with Hopalong Cassidy, the top stars of Hollywood in Screen Director's Playhouse, chilling horror in Lights Out, and so much more!


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As the Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, who virtually presided over the horrific demolition of the Babri Masjid on December 2, 1992, an event that stunned an entire nation and traumatised a community, Kalyan Singh is so completely identified with the destruction of the 16th century mosque that his belated clarification, offered 16 years later, can only rekindle the anger of the Muslim community as it reopens unhealed wounds. Apart from the point that Mr. Kalyan Singh allowed the sangh parivar vandals to bring down the masjid, he also betrayed a solemn promise that he made to the Supreme Court to protect the structure. Actually gloating over the savagery, he called the demolition "the proudest moment" of his life and gladly went to jail for it. It stretches credulity that the former Bharatiya Janata Party leader should imagine that all will be forgiven if he merely makes some apologetic remarks about the demolition and utters some cosmetic words in praise of Hindu-Muslim unity. More to the point, it appears to be a tactical gesture designed to please his would-be-ally, Mulayam Singh Yadav, leader of the Samajwadi Party. Mr. Yadav who sees the Muslim community as a crucial constituency can ill afford to accommodate Mr. Kalyan Singh, tainted as he is by the Babri Masjid demolition. It is therefore imperative for Mr. Kalyan Singh, who hopes for a closer political understanding with Mr. Yadav to mollify Muslims who in the past weeks have openly questioned the growing bond between the Samajwadi Party chief and the once Hindutva champion.
Mr. Kalyan Singh is becoming a vital factor in Mr. Mulayam Singh's calculations for the coming general election. He belongs to the Lodhi Rajput community which has a significant presence in half-a-dozen or so Lok Sabha constituencies in U.P. A consolidated vote bank of Other Backward Classes, while electorally strengthening Mr. Mulyam Singh, would also demonstrate the SP's strength to the Congress with which it is engaged in tough seat-sharing talks. But judging from the widespread adverse reaction, 'Operation Kalyan' may well recoil on Mr. Mulayam Singh. Not long ago, Muslims deified "Maulana Mulayam." Today the disillusioned community feels taken for granted even as the Congress seems determined to drive a harder bargain. Whether Mr. Kalyan Singh is such a prize worth losing all else for, is another question. In 2004, the BJP made much of his homecoming. But for all that hype, it performed abysmally in the Lok Sabha election, winning only 10 of 80 seats. For Mr. Mulayam Singh Yadav, who prides himself on being a leading symbol of secular politics, the dalliance with Mr. Kalyan Singh, reeking as it does of crass political opportunism, is likely to have high political costs.Corrections and Clarifications
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Hey, Scripting Guy! How can I get the total number of items - and the total size - of all the items in my Inbox and Sent Items folders?-- CS
Hey, CS. You know, one of the Scripting Guys has a foolproof method for determining this information. What does he do? Nothing; instead, he just sits around and waits for the inevitable email from the Exchange admin telling him that his mailbox has once again exceeded its size limit and that he will no longer be able to send or receive mail until he gets rid of some stuff. At that point he knows the total size of the Inbox (too big) as well as the total number of items (too many).
Of course, it's a good rule of thumb never to pattern your life after any of the Scripting Guys. With that in mind, here's another way to determine the number of items (and total size) in both your Inbox and Sent Items folders:
Const olFolderInbox = 6
Const olFolderSentMail = 5
Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set objNamespace = objOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
Set objFolder = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
Set colItems = objFolder.Items
Wscript.Echo "No. of items in Inbox: " & colItems.Count
For Each objItem in colItems
intSize = intSize + objItem.Size
Wscript.Echo "Size of Inbox: " & Int(intSize / 1024) & " KB"
intSize = 0
Set objFolder = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderSentMail)
Set colItems = objFolder.Items
Wscript.Echo "No. of items in Sent Mail folder: " & colItems.Count
For Each objItem in colItems
intSize = intSize + objItem.Size
Wscript.Echo "Size of Sent Mail folder: " & Int(intSize / 1024) & " KB"
Yes, we know: it does look a little complicated, doesn't it? But don't worry; we'll walk you through the code and explain everything to you. After all, that's what we're here for.
Well, that and to clean up the offices of the real Microsoft employees after they leave for the day. But you know what we mean.
To begin with, we define a pair of constants, which we'll use later to indicate which folders we want to look at:
Const olFolderInbox = 6
Const olFolderSentMail = 5
We then use these two lines of code to create an instance of the Outlook.Application object and to bind to the MAPI namespace (the only namespace you can bind to):
Set objOutlook = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set objNamespace = objOutlook.GetNamespace("MAPI")
At this point we should mention that our script assumes that Outlook is already running. If it's not, you'll have to make a minor modification to the script in order to start Outlook and to log on. We won't go into that in today's column; that's because we have an Office Space column lying around somewhere that explains how to start Outlook from scratch.
Oh: turns out that column is right here.
After connecting to Outlook we next need to bind to the Inbox and determine the number of items found there. That's easy; in fact, it takes just three lines of code:
Set objFolder = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderInbox)
Set colItems = objFolder.Items
Wscript.Echo "No. of items in Inbox: " & colItems.Count
As you can see, we begin by calling the GetDefaultFolder method, passing along our constant olFolderInbox; this binds us to the Inbox folder. We then use the second line of code to return a collection of all the items found in the Inbox. As it turns out, Outlook collections all include a Count property, which tells us the number of items in the collection: in order to know the number of items in the Inbox all we have to do is echo the value of the Count property. And that's exactly what we do in line 3.
Needless to say, retrieving the number of items in a folder is easy; determining the total size of the folder is a tiny bit more complicated. That's because there is no Size property that tells us the size of a folder; instead, we have to calculate the size ourselves.
Hey, relax: it's not that big of a deal. Each item in the Inbox (e.g., each mail message) does have a Size property, a property that expresses the size of the item in bytes. To determine the total size of the Inbox folder all we have to do is add up the sizes of the individual items in the folder. We can do that by setting up a For Each loop to walk through the collection, keeping a running total of the folder size as we go (a tally stored in a variable we named intSize). You know, something that looks like this:
For Each objItem in colItems
intSize = intSize + objItem.Size
After we've walked through the entire collection we'll know the size of the Inbox folder. Although we could echo back that value in bytes, we decided to get a little fancy and divide the value by 1024; that gives us the size in kilobytes (KBs). That's what we do here:
Wscript.Echo "Size of Inbox: " & Int(intSize / 1024) & " KB"
Granted, this construction looks a little weird: Int(intSize / 1024). But all we're doing is taking the size of the Inbox in bytes (a value stored in the variable intSize) and dividing it by 1024. We're then taking that value (the size of the Inbox in kilobytes) and using the Int function to drop the decimal point. That way we get back an Inbox size of, say, 11,318 KB rather than 11,318.462811 KB.
All we have to do now is set the value of intSize back to 0 and then start the process all over again, this time by binding to the Sent Items folder:
Set objFolder = objNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderSentMail)
Etc. etc. etc.
Granted, a script like this one lacks the personal touch of a threatening email from the Exchange admin. On the other hand, it does give you slightly more precise information than "too big" and "too many." We'll leave it up to you to decide which method will work best for you.
can you use this script to determine the size of all 5 root folders in Outlook i.e. inbox; sentitems; deleteditems; contacts; calendars??
Nice work. Can you use this to determine size of entire mailbox? What I'd really like is to have an active display in my ribbon that shows the mailbox size live, as messages are received and deleted. I don't want to have to right click on the mailbox, select data file properties, folder size, and then wait for it to calculate. Thanks.
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Perfection: Sox' Mark Buehrle pitches perfect game
CHICAGO Mark Buehrle pitched the 18th perfect game in major league history, and Chicago White Sox center fielder DeWayne Wise got the assist.
Just into the game as a defensive replacement, Wise robbed Gabe Kapler of a leadoff home run in the ninth inning and Buehrle coolly closed out a 5-0 victory Thursday over the Tampa Bay Rays.
Wise took over in center field from Scott Podsednik, who shifted to left. With the count 2-2, Kapler hit a drive to deep left-center. Wise sprinted, jumped and got his glove about a foot above the 8-foot fence to rob Kapler of a home run.
The ball almost came out when Wise caromed off the fence, stumbled, fell to the ground and rolled. But he steadied it with his chest and bare left hand and bounced right up, proudly displaying the ball for the crowd.
"I was hoping it was staying in there, give him enough room to catch it. I know the guys were doing everything they could to save the no-hitter, the perfect game, whatever it might be," Buehrle said.
Wise knew the stakes.
"I was with the Braves in '04 and I was there when Randy Johnson of the Diamondbacks pitched a perfect game. So I've been on both sides of it," he said. "It was probably the best catch I've ever made because of the circumstances.
"It was kind of crazy, man, because when I jumped, the ball hit my glove at the same time I was hitting the wall. So I didn't realize I had caught it until I fell down and the ball was coming out of my glove, so I reached out and grabbed it."
White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen was happy he made the switch.
"I guess that's our job," he said.
Michel Hernandez then struck out, and with fans chanting Buehrle's name, Jason Bartlett grounded to shortstop. Buehrle put both hands on his head and was mobbed by teammates between the mound and first base.
"I don't know if it's really sunk in yet. We have a short flight to Detroit. I'm sure it will be a little hectic later," Buehrle said.
The pitcher had already received a congratulatory telephone call from President Barack Obama – a White Sox fan – following the 16th perfect game since the modern era began in 1900 and the first since Johnson's on May 18, 2004.
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Buehrle (11-3), backed by Josh Fields' second-inning grand slam, threw 76 of 116 pitches for strikes and fanned six in his second no-hitter, helping Chicago move within a percentage point of AL Central-leading Detroit.
In a 6-0 win over Texas on April 18, 2007, he also faced the minimum 27 batters. He walked Sammy Sosa in the fifth inning of that game, then picked him off two pitches later.
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Guacamole, avocado, lime and herbs
|Place of origin
|Main ingredients
|Avocados, sea salt, lime,
|Mantequilla de pobre
|Cookbook:Guacamole Guacamole
Guacamole (Spanish: [wakaˈmole]; or [ɡwakaˈmole] ( listen); can informally be referred to as "guac" in North America [1]) is an avocado-based dip or salad that began with the Aztecs in Mexico.[2] In addition to its use in modern Mexican cuisine it has also become part of American cuisine as a dip, condiment and salad ingredient.[3][4] It is traditionally made by mashing ripe avocados and sea salt with a molcajete (mortar and pestle). Some recipes call for tomato, onion, garlic, lemon or lime juice, chili or cayenne pepper, yogurt, cilantro or basil, jalapeño and/or additional seasonings.[5]
Aztecs made Guacamole by at least the 16th century.[2] The name comes from an Aztec dialect via Nahuatl āhuacamolli /aːwakaˈmolːi/, which literally translates to "avocado sauce", from āhuacatl /aːˈwakat͡ɬ/ ("avocado") + molli /ˈmolːi/ ("sauce", literally "concoction").[2] In Mexican Spanish it is pronounced [wakaˈmole], in American English it is sometimes pronounced /ɡwɑːkəˈmoʊliː/, and in British English sometimes /ˌwækəˈmoʊliː/. The name of the Guatemalan version has the final "e" omitted (Spanish: [wakaˈmol]). A Spanish-English pronunciation guide from 1900 lists guacamole as a "salad of alligator pear."[6] Early recipes from the California Avocado Advisory Board (Calavo), published in the 1940s, were accompanied with a pronunciation suggestion: "Say Huakamole". Later marketing tried to create a "luau" or Pacific Island image of the avocado in the 1960s, and a Spanish or Mediterranean image in the 1970s. Guacamole has pushed avocado sales in the USA to 30 million pounds on two days a year: Super Bowl Sunday and Cinco de Mayo.[7]
Preparation and preservation[edit]
Step 1: Completely slice the avocado in the middle (around the seed).
Step 2: Swivel/split apart the avocado into two halves.
Step 3: Remove and save the seed for later.
Step 4: With a spoon, completely scoop out the insides of the avocado or peel the skin off the inside.
Step 5: Place avocado insides into the preparation bowl (For smooth guacamole, try using a food processor. For chunky guacamole, mash with fork by hand.).
Step 6: Add desired ingredients (lime/lemon juice, salt/pepper, cilantro/basil, red/white onion, jalapeños, chili/cayenne, tomatoes).
Step 7: Mix/Process to desired texture.
Method 1: Place avocado seed in guacamole, directly place plastic wrap onto the guacamole (The plastic wrap should be touching the surface of the guacamole), then refrigerate.
Method 2: Completely seal guacamole in an airtight container and place in the freezer (will need to thaw) or refrigerator.
Similar foods[edit]
Thinner and more acidic,[8] or thick and chunky,[9] Guasacaca is a Venezuelan avocado-based sauce; it is made with vinegar,[10] and is served over parrillas (grilled food), arepas, empanadas and various other dishes. It is common to make the guasacaca with a little hot sauce instead of jalapeño, but like a guacamole, it is not usually served as a hot sauce.
Mantequilla de pobre[edit]
Mantequilla de pobre (Spanish for poor-man's butter) is a mixture of avocado, tomato, oil, and citrus juice. Despite its name, it predates the arrival of dairy cattle in the Americas, and thus was not originally made as a butter substitute.[3]
Guatemalan Guacamol[edit]
Guatemala has its own version, called Guacamol (Spanish: [ɣwakaˈmol]). It is made with avocado, lemon or lime juice, salt, cilantro and sometimes oregano.
Commercial products[edit]
Prepared and fresh guacamoles are available in stores, often available refrigerated. The non-fresh guacamole that is most like fresh is preserved by freezing or sometimes high pressure packaging.[11] Other non-fresh preparations need higher levels of fillers and artificial preservatives to be shelf stable.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Oxford Dictionary".
- ^ a b c Zeldes, Leah A. (November 4, 2009). "Eat this! Guacamole, a singing sauce, on its day". Dining Chicago. Chicago's Restaurant & Entertainment Guide, Inc. Retrieved November 5, 2009.
- ^ a b Beard, James; Bittman, Mark (September 4, 2007). Beard on Food: The Best Recipes and Kitchen Wisdom from the Dean of American Cooking. Bloomsbury Publishing USA. pp. 86–87. ISBN 978-1-59691-446-9. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^ Smith, Andrew F. (May 1, 2007). The Oxford companion to American food and drink. Oxford University Press. pp. 144–146. ISBN 978-0-19-530796-2. Retrieved March 14, 2012.
- ^ Gordon, J. (2012). Gainesville Guacamole, History
- ^ Edward Gray, A New Pronouncing Dictionary of the Spanish and English Languages, Part 1 (D. Appleton, 1900) 349.
- ^ Charles, Jeffrey (2002). "8. Searching for gold in Guacamole: California growers market the avocado, 1910–1994". In Belasco, Warren; Scranton, Philip. Food nations: selling taste in consumer societies. Routledge. pp. 131–154. ISBN 0-415-93077-4. Retrieved September 20, 2011.
- ^ "Caracas Calling". New York Press (Manhattan Media). July 13, 2004. Retrieved March 4, 2010.
- ^ "Guasacaca — Venezuelan-style Guacamole". About.com. July 2, 2009. Retrieved October 6, 2013.
- ^ Serpa, Diego (1968). "Avocado Culture in Venezuela" (PDF). California Avocado Society 1968 Yearbook 52: 153–168. ISSN 0096-5960. Retrieved March 4, 2010.
- ^ Steve Connor (February 5, 2000). "Eureka! Scientists discover how to keep guacamole green". The Independent.[dead link]


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Rated 4 out of 5 by Annie08 Wonderful 2nd Stay! Great Customer Service & Can't Beat Location! We had the pleasure of staying at the Sheraton Seattle as complementary guests of the hotel for two nights. The hotel staff provided exemplary customer service from the moment we arrived, which continued until we checked-out. I give the Sheraton a 4-star rating on excellent customer service, location, and their SPG rates. The Sheraton is located in the heart of downtown, close to Seattle Art Museum, Convention Center, Fisherman's Wharf, Pike Place Market, Space Needle and the shopping district. The city hosts some great restaurants and entertainment venues, all within easy walking distance of the hotel. Rooms are clean and comfortable with nice city views, if you prefer the higher floors. The hotel staff were very accommodating and attentive to our needs, providing an overall great hotel experience. A thank you goes out to the hard working staff for extending gracious hospitality and making us feel welcome. I would definitely not hesitate to stay at the Sheraton Seattle Hotel on our next visit. Highly recommend this hotel for both business or private travel. September 12, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jazzper119 Exceptional Truly exceptional experience! Room was quiet, VERY comfortable beds, and extremely clean. Wonderful staff, concierge very helpful and accurate. Valet helped with cab needs; restaurant food quality excellent, artwork on display (glasswork) was stunning! All guests should visit the Chihuly Glass Exhibit by the Space Needle! Unbelievable! I am booking a return visit to your hotel next week. Can't wait! September 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Marie42 This hotel was excellent in every way. The hotel was all we expected and more. It's location was excellent---close to all major attractions in which we were interested. The cleanliness and comfort of the rooms was wonderful. Even the make-your-own coffee in the room was delicious. The concierge was always avaliable---and the computer to obtain and print boarding passes was easily accessible. All in all, we couldn't have asked for a better hotel experience, and will gladly recommend this Sheraton Downtown Seattle. September 7, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by MissLynne1 great location-friendly staff This was a very friendly, clean hotel. The location was very convenient from all points of interest and the conference facilities were good. {would have been nice to be able to order something other than Starbuck's Coffee, though} September 7, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Smargo Seattle Getaway We called at the last minute to the SPG rewards, they helped us get a room at the club level. We were greeted warmly at the SPG counter and we were checked in within seconds. My husband was outside still with the valet and we were ready to go to our room. Everything was to the standard we expected and more. T September 6, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Hellski Unhappy Platnium member Arrived and was told I had been upgraded. Got to the room and realized it was indeed bigger but defiantly not renovated. I've stayed here plenty of times to know this room was lacking in decor compared to my other stays. For a hotel like this, since when is the room not provided with complimentary water or anything. Upon leaving the employees where outside with trays of fruit and complimentary water for the next stay. Funny how my room had nothing. I had cut my foot on Sunday nite and went to the Starwood preferred check in and asked for a bandaid. I was told they didn't provide such things. Odd for such a big hotel not to carry such items. When I proceeded to checkout on Monday I explained to the guy behind the desk that I was surprised there was no complimentary water and stuff. He actually laughed in my face and said " your on floor 26 ... That's only for 27th floor and up. I asked him why he thought it was so funny but he continued to laugh. Perhaps he assumed I was a gamer there on the weekend and am not use to such hotels but this is obviously not the case. I have been Platnium for 5 years. And this hotel was not a category 4/5. Will not recommend this stay again. Too bad as all my previous stays were great. September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by PAXGuy Great Hotel Stay I've stayed at the Sheraton before and have always enjoyed my stay. The rooms are huge, the showers are great, the view is excellent, and it is quiet. I also like the exercise room with the wide variety equipment. I definitely recommend this hotel as my first choice. September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jennie420 Holiday paradise Room was clean and quiet, Staff friendly, and Restaurant was Awesome! September 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by peaches56 Nice place to stay Close to the convention center. rooms were nice and clean employes are nice as well. September 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by cgarcia This hotel has great service I enjoyed my stay, frnt office, and cleaning people were great...felt so safe in and outside of hotel September 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by ARIZ01 REBATE ON GREEN This is an amazing program. Used it at the bar and coffee shop. It was like getting $15 off my room rate. But I had to ask for more toiletries and coffee. Can these items be left at the door? September 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Happy812 Most comfortable bed The mattress and pillows were the best I have ever had in a hotel. Even beat my mattress at home. Pillows were terrific. September 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Disappointed213 Terrible city view room I paid extra for a city view room, but was placed on the 10th floor of a 25 story facility. My view consisted of the bases of the skyscrapers and 1 lone neon sign. Yes, I had a view of the city. But a crappy one at best. Complaining seemed to do no good either. Staff apologized then just looked at me. No offers to try to accomodate me at all. I'll never stay here again nor recommend this hotel to anyone. September 2, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Harvey Good hotel conference Ihotel met all of expectations and even exceeded them in every department except the conference food. I was disappointed and would rate the food as below average. September 1, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by JLXstitch This hotel lacks features We were very disappointed in the "free" wireless access in the lobby area. Very unreliable. We also spoke w/others who paid for wireless service in their room and they kept getting kicked off. I've stayed in hotels that were lower in cost and had better ammenities. August 31, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Manny Room description Traveling with 2 young kids, location was very convenient. The room was clean and met our needs. August 30, 2012


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Driving is the easiest
The easiest way to get to Bukit Mertajam is using the road from Megamall Seberang Jaya via Permatang Tinggi towards Bukit Mertajam. About 2.5 km before the town, there are two alternate routes that leads to the town center.
At the junction, if you stay left, you will be using the newer slightly longer route but will by-pass the railway crossings. If you turn right, you will use a shorter route but have to cross two railway tracks.
There are many one way streets when driving around Bukit Mertajam town and easier to miss a turn. Fortunately, the pot holes of yesteryears are gone. Just be patient with the heavy traffic and many traffic lights with the narrow streets.
Taking a train to Bukit Mertajam
There are no trains in Penang Island if you discount the funicular tram up Penang Hill.
So taking the train from Butterworth to Bukit Mertajam could be the shortest train ride if you cross to Butterworth by ferry to the train station.
If you are using the Butterworth-Bangkok international train which leaves daily in the afternoon, the first station stop will be Bukit Mertajam and you can disembark.
Alternatively you could reach Bukit Mertajam by train from Arau, Alor Setar and Sungei Petani from the north or Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Taiping from the south.
At the ferry terminal at Penang Island side, there is a train ticket office. Do check the schedule available online and call if uncertain as train frequency is low these days.
Bus using Rapid Penang
You can ride Rapid Penang Bus on U701 and U702 from the Megamall Bus station at Seberang Jaya, Mainland Penang.
To get to Megamall, you can use U704, U705 coming from Penang Island using the Penang Bridge. Or you can cross the ferry from George Town to Butterworth and take any bus to Megamall.
There are other direct bus services from Penang Island into Bukit Mertajam.
Bukit Mertajam is also a bus hub for the neigbhoring small towns like Lunas, Penanti and Parit Buntar. Some of the old bus companies are still operating out of Bukit Mertajam as shown in the picture here. While the new buses are ful air conditioned, these old buses still have open windows.
Rapid Bus to Bukit Mertajam
Coming to Bukit Mertajam, the easiest transportation - just take Rapid Bus No 701, 702 from Butterworth Ferry Terminal.. Please refer to the website for more detail bus routes.
The Bus Terminal in Bukit Mertajam located behind The Summit Hotel and Mall, do your shopping at the Store Supermarket while waiting for the bus.
Express Buses
Bukit Mertajam do not have any bus station for the express buses. There are few shops at Taman Usahaniaga, BM where you can buy bus ticket to get to any destination in Malaysia and Singapore.
First option : At Jalan Usahaniaga, BM
Second option : Butterworth Bus Terminal.
Third Option : Booking online : http://www.easibook.com/
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Buckhead Bottle Bar and BistroRead MoreBuckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro serves up tasty American cuisine in a trendy decor. Dieters beware — Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro does not offer low-fat cuisine. Beer, wine, and more are also available from Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro's extensive drink list. Youngsters are more than welcome to join mom and dad at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro. Don't miss out on the private room at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro — you'll want to reserve the space the next time you and your whole crew need a place to celebrate together. Make sure to check out Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro's happy hour for a great way to decompress from the workday. Tap into the free wireless internet at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro. Sit outside at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro and soak up the sun on those nice summer days. The restaurant also features a DJ, and patrons are encouraged to strut their stuff on the dance floor. Crowds tend to pack the place on weekends, so call ahead to reserve a table. Drift away from stuffy dress-code conventions and dine in comfort at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro. Looking for something delicious to serve at your next party? Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro also offers catering. The restaurant offers convenient parking in the connecting lot, and (optional) valet is also provided. A meal at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro will typically set you back about $30. Major credit cards — including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express — are accepted. The menu at Buckhead Bottle Bar and Bistro includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner — stop by for your favorite meal.268 E Paces Ferry Rd NEAtlanta, GA US
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NEW DELHI Rescuers hammered slabs of concrete and dug with their hands Tuesday to pull survivors and bodies from a four-story apartment building that collapsed into a mountain of rubble in a poor New Delhi neighborhood. At least 64 people were killed and scores injured.
The 15-year-old building housing about 200 people - mostly migrant workers and their families - collapsed Monday evening in New Delhi's congested Lalita Park area, where emergency efforts were hampered because vehicles had difficulty navigating its narrow alleyways.
"The scale of the tragedy is unprecedented," New Delhi's top elected official, Sheila Dikshit, said as she toured the site.
An 18-year-old man named Niranjan was walking home from the park when he saw the building come crashing down with his family inside.
"The entire building collapsed within seconds as if it was made of sand," he told Press Trust of India. "I ran toward the rubble, but there was nothing I could do."
His brother, mother, sister-in-law and niece were all found dead, he said.
The cause of the collapse was not immediately clear. One official said the building may have been weakened by water damage following monsoon rains; Residents said the landlord was illegally constructing an additional floor on the building.
Officials ordered the evacuation of at least one other nearby building that they feared could collapse too, Dikshit said.
Police said they had filed charges against Amrit Singh, the owner of the building, and a search was on to locate him. Residents said he fled the area right after the building collapsed.
Neighbors, who were the first to arrive at the accident site, used their bare hands to dig into the piles of concrete, bricks and mortar, until they were joined by police and firefighters, who used jackhammers to cut through the iron rods jutting from the wreckage. Police brought in sniffer dogs to locate people trapped under the debris.
Many rescuers were still working with sledgehammers and their hands Tuesday to remove the rubble stone by stone and pull out bodies as neighbors watched from nearby rooftops.
At one point, the rescuers uncovered the body of a small child.
One woman whose granddaughter was killed wailed in grief from a nearby roof.
By Tuesday afternoon, at least 64 bodies were recovered and another 80 people were injured, city police official Mohammed Akhlaq said.
Lalita Park is a congested neighborhood near the banks of the Yamuna River that houses some of the millions of impoverished workers who stream into New Delhi from rural villages hoping to get jobs in the growing Indian capital.
"A large number of people come to Delhi in search of jobs. This was cheap accommodation for a lot of them," said Deep Mathur, a city official.
Poor construction material and inadequate foundations often are blamed for building collapses in India. In New Delhi, where land is at a premium, unscrupulous builders often break building laws to add additional floors to existing structures.


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