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By Adrienne Conner, Toledo Free Press Staff Writer
Toledo native Stephen Wise recently added another award to his list of accolades.
Wise, who is curator and cultural resource director at the Parris Island Museum in Parris Island, S.C., was recently one of three South Carolinians to be awarded the state's Governor's Award in the Humanities.
Parris Island is home base for the U.S. Marine Corps and the museum focuses on the branch's vast military history. It records more than 8,000 years of history, including French and Spanish colonies in the area and Marine Corps recruitment training from 1900 to present. The museum, which is open to the public, also offers driving tours, which include viewings of sites where the Spanish lived 450 years ago.
As curator, Wise said he stays busy managing the museum's vast archives and giving tours. He also is in charge of the museum's preservation, interpretation and public outreach. Outside of his work with the museum, Wise has published work and been featured on television, including History, Discovery and A&E.
Wise grew up in the Ottawa Park area and attended Toledo Public Schools. He attended Wittenberg University for his bachelor's degree and Bowling Green State University for his master's degree, both in history.
Wise said he has always had a great interest in history. Though he doesn't visit Toledo that much anymore, he credits his hometown for his passion of history. As a child Wise said he loved visiting the Fort Meigs exhibit in Perrysburg and found the Toledo Zoo's Natural History Museum fascinating. His parents also played a big role in his love for history.
"My parents would travel a lot. Every year we would take a two-week vacation and visit historical sites and see a little bit of everything," Wise said.
After graduating from BGSU, Wise went to the University of South Carolina for his doctorate in history. While in South Carolina he applied for a position at the Parris Island Museum and has been there for more than 30 years.
One of Wise's colleagues nominated him for the humanities award. The ceremony was held on Oct. 17 in the state capital of Columbia.
Randy Akers, the executive director of The Humanities Council, said the committee chooses winners based on six categories, including scholarship, research, teaching and community service.
"Stephen fit all of those categories. He has given over 25 years of professional service to our state in humanities. He's very active, an author and has been featured on camera," Akers said.
Wise said he was thrilled upon receiving notification he was a recipient for the award.
"[The award] was a tremendous honor. It felt wonderful to gain recognition for the work I've done," he said.
But the most rewarding part of his job, Wise said, is "doing work that you just love doing."
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The Suns do not have a go-to scorer.
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"That's what we have to do to win," Jared Dudley said. "We don't want just one guy. We want different options; and when you have a lot of guys it's hard to guard because then all five defensive players on the other team have to be engaged."
Goran Dragic is the team's leading scorer, averaging 16.6 points per game. He was one of a season-high seven Suns who scored in double figures in the victory against Denver Monday.
"Doesn't matter who's it going to be," Dragic said. "Who's going to be hot then we're going to go, we're going to play for that guy."
The Suns have had five different players lead (or share the team lead) in scoring through eight games.
Markieff Morris' season had gotten off to a slow start before this week.
He played a season-low 12 minutes at Utah on the heels of missing all nine of his field goal attempts Friday against Cleveland.
Head coach Alvin Gentry stuck with his second-year power forward, playing him down the stretch as the Suns held off Denver.
Morris rewarded his coach scoring six of his season-high 13 points in the fourth quarter.
He finished the game with six rebounds, five assists and three steals -- including a strip of Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson that led to a Shannon Brown layup and a six-point lead with 2:13 remaining.
"Over the summer time really helped me a lot with being here with these guys," Morris said. "I'm just trying to showcase it."
Three Suns players are represented on the 2013 NBA All-Star ballot.
Goran Dragic's name appears for the first time in his career. He's among the 24 guards listed in the Western Conference.
Marcin Gortat (2nd time) and Luis Scola (5th time) are two of the 36 front court players listed.
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Thursday, September 25, 2008
Somewhere...Upper East Side
Eliane adds: "I spy Tudor City with its little park... I spy the UN... I spy the East River... I spy Rossevelt Island... I spy the Queensboro Bridge?... I spy Queens..."
14 comments:
- Wayne said...
Such a variety of architecture in that scene. What an amazing city.
Thanks Ken
- September 26, 2008 at 1:34 AM
- Laurie said...
Hey! Get back to your hood this instant!
Gorgeous shot. How can anyone not love New York?
- September 26, 2008 at 5:35 AM
- marley said...
Great photo. Is that the UN building and a Trump Tower I can spy?
- September 26, 2008 at 6:12 PM
- Paz said...
LOL! Cool photo -- all those interesting-looking buildings next to each other.
- September 26, 2008 at 6:56 PM
- altadenahiker said...
Oh, I know which rooftop I'd like to be on right now -- no contest.
- September 26, 2008 at 10:58 PM
- • Eliane • said...
Oh wait... I spy Tudor City with its little park... I spy the UN... I spy the East River... I spy Rosevelt Island... I spy the Queenboro Bridge?... I spy Queens...
Dude, you gotta tell all this. For your visitors from far-far-away. ;)
Oh and, I spy GV behind you. Waaay behind you.
- September 26, 2008 at 11:42 PM
- Lily Hydrangea said...
I love how you managed to get the island in this photo. It looks so green & lush.
- September 27, 2008 at 9:31 AM
- ken mac said...
anybody know the name of that island?
- September 27, 2008 at 10:00 AM
- ken mac said...
Eliane knows more about the view than me!
- September 27, 2008 at 12:10 PM
- sonia a. mascaro said...
Wow! I really must to know NY! What a gorgeous photos and such a diversity of architecture!
- September 27, 2008 at 4:39 PM
- • Eliane • said...
Ah!! As a disclaimer: I used to live in Tudor City Place. I could not see Russia from my home but I could see the entire United Nations.
The bridge, I am not too sure of its name. I think it's the Queenboro but I may be completely wrong.
- September 27, 2008 at 8:14 PM
- Virginia said...
I spy a great skyline anyway you show it. We will allow you outta your cage from time to time. Nice shot. Looks like an old postcard for some reason.
- September 28, 2008 at 10:09 PM
- Kitty said...
the photo looks like it's been taken from a very tall tower. Is that the case?
really cool view. Wow.
- September 29, 2008 at 10:55 PM
- Ming the Merciless said...
Dude, you can see my little hovel from here.
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The Vermont House of Representatives has just taken up H.112, a bill regarding the mandatory labeling of Genetically Modified food (GMOs). I write to urge people to ask their representatives to please support H.112!
H.112 has wide support from both the public and private sector. It is clearly a bill that puts David (the state of Vermont) up against Goliath (big agribusinesses such as Monsanto, Dow Chemical and DuPont to name a few). It is never easy being "David," but Vermonters can do this!
Corn, soy, rice and wheat that come from a GMO seed, systemically have the chemical pesticides within the plant. Washing the plant does not rid these foods of these chemicals. Furthermore, these seeds ultimately destroy the integrity of the soil in which they are planted. It takes years before these soils can be amended to a healthy form.
One does not need to be a food scientist to understand that GMO seeds (that systemically have the chemical pesticides within the plants) cannot be good for human consumption. Honey bees that pollinate GMO plants are often unable to find their way back to their hives and die – not a good omen for humans. (big agribusiness would prefer the people to think it is due to a honey bee virus; have you heard of the mysterious "colony collapse disorder"?) Vermonters should have the choice as to whether they wish to purchase food produced with GMO seeds or not.
The mere patentability of GMO seeds demonstrates that they are novel and, therefore, should be labeled. Sixty-four countries have mandatory labeling policies of GMO foods: the European Union, South Korea, Japan, Brazil, China, South Africa, Australia to name a few. Yet the U.S. is one of the only developed countries that does not require labeling!
As early as the 1940s, the U.S. government and big agribusiness have been in collusion with the goal to ultimately gain control of food production worldwide. Foundations sponsored by the politically elite, such as The Rockefeller Foundation, have been funding genetic manipulation and the patenting of life forms through their nonprofits since then. "Control the food and you control the people" (per Henry Kissinger 1970s).
The fox is watching the henhouse with the FDA by big agribusinesses. "Public relations fabrications" such as the Green Revolution and Food for Peace have been created along the way for years. Vermonters need to say "enough is enough" and get H.112 passed.
Vermonters have a fundamental "right to know" rooted in individual rights guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution and Common Law. The FDA currently has over 300 ingredients, additives and processes that must be labeled. Mandatory labeling of GMO foods would increase Vermonters' knowledge about the foods they choose to purchase and feed their families. Please urge your representative to vote yes to H.112.
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ARLINGTON, Texas — Tony Romo has a chance to start for the Dallas Cowboys longer than Roger Staubach or Troy Aikman. The question is whether he will ever match their Super Bowl pedigrees.
Romo signed a six-year contract extension worth $108 million Friday, with about half of that guaranteed to make him the highest-paid player in franchise history.
The agreement, reported on the team's website, will lower the quarterback's salary cap number for 2013 by about $5 million, giving the team more room to sign free agents and draft picks.
Romo, who turns 33 next month and was entering the final year of his contract, gets $55 million guaranteed.
Super Bowl winner Joe Flacco got $52 million guaranteed in the six-year, $120.6 million contract he signed with Baltimore earlier this month.
"I think it's just exciting more than anything that you know you're going to be here the rest of my career," Romo said in a video on the team's website that showed owner Jerry Jones exchanging high-fives with Romo's nearly 1-year-old son. "We're a team on the rise and I think it's going to show here going forward."
Romo could be with Dallas through 2019, giving him a chance to be the starter longer than the 11 seasons of Aikman and seven of Staubach, who was a part-time starter his first four years with the Cowboys. Aikman and Staubach won five Super Bowls between them, while Romo has just one playoff win in six full seasons as the starter.
He had a gut-wrenching playoff loss the year he took over midseason in 2006, flubbing the hold after driving the Cowboys into position for the go-ahead field goal in the final minutes.
Romo alluded to changes "behind the scenes" in the interview on the team's website, and Jones said in a statement that his quarterback will have "a significant level of input and contribution to the planning and implementing of our offensive approach -- both in the meeting room and on the field."
"Tony is uniquely qualified to lead this team at the quarterback position for the next several years," Jones said. "He knows how to run an offense and run a team."
Romo lost playoff-or-bust games in regular-season finales the past two years. That included a loss to Washington last season when Romo threw an interception with a chance to tie or win the game with a drive in the final 3 minutes.
A former Romo rival, Donovan McNabb, questioned the deal on Twitter.
"Wow really, with one playoff win," McNabb wrote. "You got to be kidding me."
Dez Bryant, who teamed with Romo for career highs of 1,382 receiving yards and 12 touchdowns in 2012, tweeted, "Congrats Big Tony on the contract extension."
Romo is the franchise leader in touchdown passes and the single-season leader in touchdowns, passing yards, completions and attempts. He had a career-high 4,903 passing yards in 2012 but matched his highest interception total at 19 and had his lowest quarterback rating at 90.5 rating.
His best rating of 102.5 came in 2011, when the Cowboys lost to the New York Giants with a playoff berth on the line in the finale. His other best season was 2009, which included his only playoff win against Philadelphia.
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Bob Parsons was born August 8, 1985 in Idabel to B.J. Parsons and Yonna Parsons. He passed from this life on July 3, 2011 in Idabel at the age of 25. A Carpenter, Bob had lived in McCurtain County all of his life and was of the Baptist faith. He enjoyed working and fixing things, taking his kids fishing, going mudding and spending time with his family and friends. He and his wife, Amanda Bryant, were in married on March 6, 2010 in Hot Springs, AR. Bob was preceded in death by his grandparents, Slim and Lucille Roath and by his best friend, Ashley Phillips. He is survived by his wife, Amanda, son Heath Parsons and daughter Reagan Bills of the home; father: B.J. Parsons of Valliant; mother: Yonna Parsons of Antlers; brother: David Parsons of Antlers; sisters: Marie Pollard of Cove, AR and Jennifer Atkinson of Caldwell, ID; nieces and nephews, Davin Parsons, Conner Parsons, Dayne Parsons, McKenzie Pollard, Lucas Self, Gracy Self, Alex Pollard, Payden Pollard, Chloe Pollard and Lexie Alderman; and a host of aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Visitation was held from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, July 7, 2011 at the Bunch-Singleton Funeral Home in Broken Bow. Funeral services were held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, July 8, 2011 at the First Baptist Church in Idabel with Bro. Aubrey Thompson officiating. Interment followed at Holly Creek Cemetery. Online condolences may be sent to www.bunchsingleton.com
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- Article (5)
- Conference Proceeding (1)
- Dirac (2)
- Dirac-Brueckner theory (2)
- Dirac-Brückner Theorie (2)
- Lagrangian (2)
- Quanten-Chromodynamik (2)
- Quantenchromodynamik (2)
- Quantum Chromodynamics (2)
- antikaon (2)
- baryon (2)
- Phase transition in the chiral sigma-omega model with dilatons (1996)
- We investigate the properties of di erent modifications to the linear -model (including a dilaton field associated with broken scale invariance) at finite baryon density and nonzero temperature T. The explicit breaking of chiral symmetry and the way the vector meson mass is generated are significant for the appearance of a phase of nearly vanishing nucleon mass besides the solution describing normal nuclear matter. The elimination of the abnormal solution prohibits the onset of a chiral phase transition but allows to lower the compressibility to a reasonable range. The repulsive contributions from the vector mesons are responsible for the wide range of stability of the normal phase in the (µ, T)-plane. The abnormal solution becomes not only energet- ically preferable to the normal state at high temperature or density, but also mechanically stable due to the inclusion of dilatons. PACS number:12.39.F
- Structure of the vacuum in nuclear matter: a nonperturbative approach (1997)
- We compute the vacuum polarization correction to the binding energy of nuclear matter in the Walecka model using a nonperturbative approach. We first study such a contribution as arising from a ground-state structure with baryon-antibaryon condensates. This yields the same results as obtained through the relativistic Hartree approximation of summing tadpole diagrams for the baryon propagator. Such a vacuum is then generalized to include quantum effects from meson fields through scalar-meson condensates which amounts to summing over a class of multiloop diagrams. The method is applied to study properties of nuclear matter and leads to a softer equation of state giving a lower value of the incompressibility than would be reached without quantum effects. The density-dependent effective sigma mass is also calculated including such vacuum polarization effects.
- Hypermatter in chiral field theory (1997)
- Abstract. A generalized Lagrangian for the description of hadronic matter based on the linear SU(3)L × SU(3)R -model is proposed. Besides the baryon octet, the spin-0 and spin-1 nonets, a gluon condensate associated with broken scale invariance is incorporated. The observed values for the vacuum masses of the baryons and mesons are reproduced. In mean-field approximation, vector and scalar interactions yield a saturating nuclear equation of state. Finite nuclei can be reasonably described, too. The condensates and the e ective baryon masses at finite baryon density and temperature are discussed.
- Chiral Lagrangian for strange hadronic matter (1997)
- A generalized Lagrangian for the description of hadronic matter based on the linear SU(3)L × SU(3)R -model is proposed. Besides the baryon octet, the spin-0 and spin-1 nonets, a gluon condensate associated with broken scale invariance is incorporated. The observed values for the vacuum masses of the baryons and mesons are reproduced. In mean-field approximation, vector and scalar interactions yield a saturating nuclear equation of state. We discuss the di culties and possibilities to construct a chiral invariant baryon-meson interaction that leads to a realistic equation of state. It is found that a coupling of the strange condensate to nucleons is needed to describe the hyperon potentials correctly. The effective baryon masses and the appearance of an abnormal phase of nearly massless nucleons at high densities are examined. A nonlinear realization of chiral symmetry is considered, to retain a Yukawa-type baryon-meson interaction and to establish a connection to the Walecka-model.
- Search for production of strangelets in quark matter using particle correlations (1997)
- We present a new technique for observing the strangelet production in quark matter based on unlike particle correlations. A simulation is presented with a two-phase thermodynamical model.
- Nuclei in a chiral SU(3) model (1998)
- Nuclei can be described satisfactorily in a nonlinear chiral SU(3)-framework, even with standard potentials of the linearmodel. The condensate value of the strange scalar meson is found to be important for the properties of nuclei even without adding hyperons. By neglecting terms which couple the strange to the nonstrange condensate one can reduce the model to a Walecka model structure embedded in SU(3). We discuss inherent problems with chiral SU(3) models regarding hyperon optical potentials.
- Effective kaon energy from a novel chiral SU(3) model (1998)
- A new chiral SU(3) Lagrangian is proposed to describe the properties of kaons and anti-kaons in the nuclear medium. The saturation properties of nuclear matter are reproduced as well as the results of the Dirac-Brückner theory. After introducing the coupling between the omega meson and the kaon, our results for e ective kaon and anti-kaon energy are quite similar as calculated in the one-boson-exchange model.
- Coulomb effects on electromagnetic pair production in ultrarelativistic heavy-ion collisions (1999)
- We calculate the asymptotic high-energy amplitude for electrons scattering at one ion, as well as at two colliding ions, by means of perturbation theory. We show that the interaction with one ion eikonalizes and that the interaction with two ions causally decouples. We are able to put previous results on perturbative grounds and propose further applications for the obtained rules for interactions on the light cone. We discuss the implications of the eikonal amplitude on the pair production probability in ultrarelativistic peripheral heavy-ion collisions. In this context the Weizsäcker-Williams method is shown to be exact in the ultrarelativistic limit, irrespective of the produced particles' mass. A new equivalent single-photon distribution is derived, which correctly accounts for Coulomb distortions. The impact on single-photon induced processes is discussed.
- Kaon effective mass and energy from a novel chiral SU(3) symmetric Lagrangian (1999)
- A new chiral SU(3) Lagrangian is proposed to describe the properties of kaons and antikaons in the nuclear medium, the ground state of dense matter and the kaon-nuclear interactions consistently. The saturation properties of nuclear matter are reproduced as well as the results of the Dirac-Brückner theory. After taking into account the coupling between the omega meson and the kaon, we obtain similar results for the e ective kaon and antikaon energies as calculated in the one-boson-exchange model while in our model the parameters of the kaon-nuclear interactions are constrained by the SU(3) chiral symmetry. PACS number(s): 14.40.Aq, 12.39.Fe, 21.30.Fe
- Chiral model for dense, hot and strange hadronic matter (1999)
- Introduction: Until now it is not possible to determine the equation of state (EOS) of hadronic matter from QCD. One succesfully applied alternative way to describe the hadronic world at high densities and temperatures are effective models like the RMF-models [1], where the relevant degrees of freedom are baryons and mesons instead of quarks and gluons. Since approximate chiral symmetry is an essential feature of QCD, it should be a useful concept for building and restricting e ective models. It has been shown [2,3] that effective sigma-omega models including SU(2) chiral symmetry are able to obtain a reasonable description of nuclear matter and finite nuclei. Recently [4] we have shown that an extended SU(3) × SU(3) chiral sigma-omega model is able to describe nuclear matter ground state properties, vacuum properties and finite nuclei satisfactorily. This model includes the lowest SU(3) multiplets of the baryons (octet and decuplet[5]), the spin-0 and the spin-1 mesons as the relevant degrees of freedom. Here we will discuss the predictions of this model for dense, hot, and strange hadronic matter.


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Thursday, February 21, 2013
The Ashley Ridge baseball program will field a varsity team with less experience than the one it had last season, but the goals remain the same.
After winning the 2012 Class AAAA state championship, the Swamp Foxes graduated 14 seniors and half of them were four-year starters.
Despite having no true returning starters on this year's squad, Ashley Ridge coach BJ Bellush is optimistic.
"Hopefully we won't miss a beat, but there are some holes to fill," he said. "We have a lot of work to do swinging the bats and pitching but hopefully we can put it all together as the season goes along and be in contention to win the region. Our expectations are the same as last year. I guess you could call it a rebuilding year but we don't approach it that way. Our main goal every year is to win the region and go deep into the playoffs. We are going to coach these guys the same way."
For Bellush that means stressing work ethic and fundamentals first and foremost.
"Defensively we stress making the routine play 100 percent of the time and keeping the walks to a minimum," the coach said. "Hopefully we will have the same mental toughness. That is something we try to instill in our kids from day one – how to handle adversity and to play with a chip on their shoulder."
Seniors Austin Garland and Kyle Hongsermeier and junior Jason Miller have more varsity experience than the rest of the team. Hongsermeier ran bases for the varsity last season and both Garland and Miller started the last three games of 2012 after being pulled up from the JV.
Miller will likely do a lot of pitching this season. When he isn't on the hill, he will play third base. Garland, John Sanchez, Carson Walls, Rusty Grayson and James Govan have also shown promise on the mound this preseason.
"Jason will probably be our No. 1 and the other guys are battling for the other starting spots and relief roles," Bellush said. "Our strong point last year was pitching and while it's not a weak point this year we are thinner in that area."
The Swamp Foxes will open the season with three freshmen in the infield. Aaron Miller will man first; Hunter Grover will man second; and Grayson will be the shortstop.
Junior Wesley Aschenbrenner will catch.
Hongsermeier will anchor the outfield, which will also feature Garland in right field and sophomore Josh Litchfield in left field.
Opening the season in reserve roles are Tres Pendergrass, Eric Badura, Ben Beresky, Bradley McLaughlin and Chandler Conlee.
Everyone except Grover, who transferred from Summerville Catholic School, has at least a year with the program but most of the players only have JV experience.
"Our goal is to get better everyday," Bellush said. "We are still playing around with the lineup but nearly all of these kids have been in our program so hopefully we will have some consistency. Some of our young guys are going to have to kind of catch up to the better pitchers they will face so we are just going to keep working and hope we get better."
Garland and Jason Miller showed they swing a pretty good stick at the end of last season. Aaron Miller is 6-4 and weights 232 so he has some pop in his bat. Bellush says Grayson also shows great promise at the plate.
"We are hoping some of them will have a breakout season," Bellush said. "We are hoping to get some run production out of those guys."
The one good thing about losing so many starters is it opens the door for other players to step up to the plate, both literally and figuratively.
"If we had everybody returning from a team that won a state championship it could be a disadvantage but because we have so many young guys I think it makes this group a little bit hungrier," Bellush said. "They know last year's seniors left a legacy. Now we can show them the banner and talk to them about what it takes to achieve that. It gives them something to strive for and I think it helps them develop trust in the coaches and makes them want to work harder. A lot of them are hungry to leave their own legacy."
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Kyle Lovern
Sports Editor
GOODY, Ky. – The Belfry Pirate football team will be putting some miles on the buses this year as they head to Knoxville, Tennessee and to Pulaski County in south central Kentucky.
Coach Philip Haywood released the schedule on Friday after finalizing contracts with the last couple of schools on the slate.
Belfry will open the season as usual in the Pike County Bowl at home hosting Somerset, Ky.
Then they hit the road to take on Harlan County and Southwest Pulaski in consecutive weekends.
They return home to take on county rival Pikeville on September 20 and hit the road the 27 heading up to Martin County, Ky. to take on Sheldon Clark.
They will host Galia Academy, Ohio on October 4, then the next Friday, October 11, they make the trek to Tennessee to take on Knoxville Christian.
The Pirates return home on October 18 to play Lawrence County at CAM Stadium. They travel over U.S. 119 to take on district rival Pike Central on October 25. The end the regular season playing host to Johnson Central on November 1.
Haywood said the schedule is challenging for the Pirates.
Belfry is coming off another fine season and a Class AAA state runner-up finish. Belfry has made it to the state championship game the past three seasons. Belfry lost 12-6 to Central High School of Louisville last November and 15-14 in 2011. The Pirates also lost to Central in the final in 2010.
8-30 (H) Somerset – Pike County Bowl
9-6 (A) Harlan County
9-13 (A) Southwest Pulaski
9-20 (H) Pikeville
9-27 (A) Sheldon Clark
10-4 (H) Galia Academy, Ohio - Homecoming
10-11 (A) Knoxville Christian, TN
10-18 (H) Lawrence County
10-25 (A) Pike Central
11-1 (H) Johnson Central – Parents Night
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A New Year's dinner at Lake Lure
Jan. 02, 2013 @ 09:02 AM
Lake Lure Smoke House owner, Tim Turner, stirs a pot of sauce for the pork he cooked up Tuesday for the "southern style" New Year's Day meal.
With the pork, he also had Hoppin' John with Black Eye Peas and collard greens.
With Turner is son, Tim Turner, Jr. The meal was also a benefit for the Hickory Nut Gorge Outreach Ministry as 15 percent of all sales Tuesday were given to the nonprofit group.
The meal was ready and hot when the polar plungers came out of Lake Lure at about 12:01 p.m., about one minute after the fifth annual Polar Plunge began.


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To The Editor:
From being involved in town of Waitsfield activities, I have come to appreciate Charlie's dedication and selfless efforts on behalf of the town. His reasoned approach and dedication to addressing items in the immediate and long-term interests of the town is invaluable. His motivation to get results fully involves him in all aspects of maintaining and improving the town. Charlie's hands-on approach leads him to directly interact with the community and the people most affected by town projects. His work ethic and energy level is infectious and motivates others to join in to make a difference.
The gestation period for town projects is by nature a lengthy and tumultuous process. Charlie Hosford has been involved from the beginning phases of several of these projects that are finally coming to fruition. Successful completion of these projects will benefit highly by having Charlie continue as a Waitsfield Select Board member.
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Try again. Shields was in the UFC before Jones even became champion, and Condit was well on his way to becoming a contender-having recently knocked out Hardy, before Jones became champ.
And obviously, when we're talking about Jones "cleaning out the division", that goes well beyond the date that he first won the title.


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Texas A&M quarterback Johnny Manziel will participate in a teleconference on Monday.
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GoMocs.com, the official website of the Athletics Department at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, continued its strong upward trend, based on the 2012-13 traffic numbers that were released today. The online home of the Mocs saw over six million pageviews and welcomed more than 850,000 unique visitors over the last fiscal year.
UTC began tracking its online traffic in 2007-08 and has actively worked to grow its numbers at an exponential rate. UTC's pageviews are up 60% from last year alone, while the 854,075 unique visitors represent a 49% increase from 2011-12.
"We are always looking at ways to expand our reach and our online presence is definitely a priority," stated Vice Chancellor and Director of Athletics David Blackburn. "We have a lot of great stories to tell, and a well-organized and attractive website gives you an avenue to tell it.
It is clear that our fans are using GoMocs.com, and its growth is very encouraging. The challenge now becomes to identify ways to keep it moving forward. The goal is to maintain a strong outlet that we can use to deliver our message to all of our constituents, as well as creating a platform that has the potential to generate significant advertising revenue."
When measuring traffic, a quick overview of the terms used is need to clearly understand how many people are visiting GoMocs.com. A pageview is defined as a request to load a single HTML file of an internet site. One user can record numerous pageviews during a single visit to a site. GoMocs.com's growth in pageviews is shown in the chart below.
The 60% increase in pageviews over the last 12 months is the largest single-year increase on record. January 2013 set a single-month record with 779,444. GoMocs.com actually broke its annual pageview record in February 2013, with more than four months remaining in the fiscal year.
A unique visitor is one user who visits a website in a specified amount of time, usually a month. GoMocs.com started with 293,000 unique visitors in 2007-08 and has nearly tripled that number to its current traffic. See below for the growth trend in unique visitors over the last six years.
Unique visitors to GoMocs.com are up in 13 consecutive quarters and 19 of the last 20 months. Six of the 12 months in the 2012-13 fiscal year beat the previous monthly record for unique visitors, with January 2013 establishing a new benchmark of 99,005. This was 23% higher than the previous record.
MocsVision produced 723 pieces of Video on Demand (VOD) for GoMocs.com in 2012-13. Add that to the over 100 live events produced for GoMocs.com and the result is a record 75,849 video views last year. This is a 54% increase from the previous high of 49,131 set in 2011-12. The growth in video views is available in the chart below.
VOD accounted for 39,939 of the more than 75,000 views, while live viewing was up 83%. The number of fans watching UTC's online streaming of its home events has increased in each of the last eight quarters. UTC streams every home football, men's and women's basketball, soccer, softball, volleyball and wrestling home event that is not picked up by the Southern Conference broadcast schedule.
As the official athletics website for Chattanooga Athletics, GoMocs.com is the best source for all information on the Mocs. It is also a viable advertising avenue for any company looking to partner with a collegiate athletics program. For more information on advertising on GoMocs.com, contact Mocs Sports Properties General Manager Hank Cobb ((423-425-5801 - email@example.com).


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If you have been awarded State Work Study as part of your financial aid award package, follow steps 1-4.
Think about your major and the type of position in which you want to gain experience. Then think about the type of organization and/or company you would like to work for.
After looking at our SWS on-line positions, contact the employers and let them know you are a State Work Study student from Gonzaga University and you would like to apply for their SWS position. Please be specific about which position you are applying for. The employers will then let you know what their interview and hiring procedures are. Have a cover letter and resume ready.
Once you have been hired, please give your employer your State Work Study Hire Form. This form is e-mailed to your Gonzaga email address in August. If you do not have one, you can request a State Work Study Hire Form from the Student Employment Office. You and your employer must complete this form and receive an approval email before you can start working. Once the form is completed, please return it to the Student Employment Office (College Hall 126, or by fax: 509.313.6287). We accept SWS Hire Forms on a first-come, first-served basis. SWS spots are limited, so start your job search early.
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Frank Lewis
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The prosecution in the murder trial of Brandon Wilson dropped a bombshell Thursday, when the video interrogation of the defendant by Scioto County Sheriff's Detective Jodi Conkel produced a segment in which he acknowledged that he had shaken the baby whose death he is accused of causing.
After several hours of insisting nothing, other than some earlier falls had occured, the conversation changed.
Wilson was describing the day the baby was unresponsive and Conkel left the room to get a doll for him to demonstrate on.
Wilson: "I was telling him, 'Neylan,' you know. I was just trying to get him—get him to respond to me, because he was just, like, holding to my arms."
Conkel: "Okay. And when—"
Wilson: "So I was just talking to him. And I was kind of holding his head up like this, (holding the doll with its head in his hand) because his head kept flopping, because he was just—he was just out of it. But his eyes were still open. But you know—he was awake, but he wasn't awake. You know? I can't explain it."
Conkel: "Just like he was staring into space or something?"
Wilson: "Yeah, like he was staring in to space, but his body was all limp. But he was seizing, so it was kind of up like this, but he was—you know, he was unresponsive. His head was going everywhere. I was just trying to talk to him, trying to get him to stop doing what he was doing."
Conkel: "Okay."
Wilson: "I was trying to get him to stop from—I was grabbing his hands and stuff, trying to pull them open, because he was holding them so tight, like this, in a fist. I was just talking to him, trying to get him to stop doing that, because it was freaking me out."
Conkel: "Okay. And show me how you shook him to get him to respond."
Wilson: "Like this (indicating with the doll a shaking motion)."
Conkel: "So you were shaking him like that?"
Wilson: "Yeah."
Conkel: "Okay. And how long do you think that went on?"
Wilson: "I don't know. It was probably a couple of minutes."
Earlier in the interview when Wilson began to acknowledge that he had shaken the baby somewhat, Wilson said - "But I was not shaking that baby to hurt the baby or anything like that. I was just concerned about—you know what I mean? It was just—he was limp. It seemed like he was dead already when he was laying there."
Later in the interview, he reiterated - "Well, I don't really know how—I was not shaking him, like, really forcefully, but I was just trying to get him to wake up."
Wilson is accused in the Shaken Baby Syndrome death of 10-month-old Neylan Wilson, the child of his girlfriend, Tierra Simeona. Conkel was questioning Wilson because he, the three-year-old sibling and the baby were reportedly the only people in the house when authorities insist some incident that resulted in the extreme injury occurred.
The child died later on Nov. 19, 2012, at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, suffering from a skull fracture, cranial hemmoraging and retinal hemmoraging.
The trial continues on Monday, and Scioto County Common Pleas Judge William T. Marshall, informed the jury Friday morning they could receive the case for deliberations on Monday.
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How fast is your iPhone 5 data connection?
The iPhone 5 boasts Apple's most advanced cellular radio yet, able to do super-fast LTE on multiple carriers around the world, speedy DC-HSPA+ and HSPA+ on AT&T and GSM carriers, and slow EVDO rev. A on Sprint and Verizon. But how fast is fast?
We need your help to find out! Download the free SpeedTest.net app from the App Store, make sure you're not on Wi-Fi, and then run a few tests. Let us know where you are and how good your data speed is. If you can, post a screen-shot in in iPhone 5 speed test forum thread so we can get the exact results.
We're going to crowd source this to see which carriers, in what areas, are providing the best connections, and just how good Apple's new iPhone 5 is overall. (And yes, we want all the results, good, bad, and ugly!)
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Reader comments
How fast is your iPhone 5 data connection?
AT&T LTE outside of Orlando FL in minneola/Clermont FL I get 65mbps download and upload of 25mbps =] one satisfied customer ..... I love living in the countryside area where no one hogs the LTE
AT&T and I got 47Mbps down :D
You guys are lucky. I don't get to try lte out until Monday when I'll be an hour away for work. I got 36mbps down on my galaxy s2 down there last week. Can't wait to test my iPhone 5. West Bloomfield/orchard lake Michigan area is where I was at
Yes the SG2 Skyrocket is Lte
AT&T DC, Maryland Side, LTE 27 down 17 up, Arnold, MD hspa+ 11 down 2 up
Indianapolis - 37.5 down, 27 up...awesome.
I am also in Charlotte....I get 6 mps down and 3 mps up. AT&T is SLOW in charlotte. Maybe the slowest LTE in the US.
Santa Ana ca 18 Mbps down and 10 Mbps up.
Los Angeles, CA - Wi-Fi: 12.36 down (0.93 up), LTE - 36.6 up (9.26 up). Needless to say, We are happy with AT&T's LTE, but their home Internet is not bad either.
North County San Diego, AT&T
3/1.3 in foothills neighborhood
41/23 in LTE areas (surprisingly common)
Obvious troll is obvious... Please leave iMore, and never come back!
Honestly, I'm not. I know I about to be contradicting myself, but I really hate useless post on this forum. iMore is one of my favorite iPhone related websites. I just feel that if you don't have anything constructive to say, then don't post in the first place. Trolls are the worst thing on the internet! Just so we're clear, I'm not talking about you. I'm sorry about the mini rant.
Verizon iPhone 5 64gb LTE Speeds = 40.52 mbps down / 12.90 mbps up
FYI: These speeds make put home wifi to shame!!!
FYI: I paid full retail ( $911.00 ) for my iphone 5 64gb so i can keep my truly unlimited verizon data plan. Man did those verizon sales rep try their asses off to switch me from unlimited data plan to their new family share plans. "NO WAY!!!" I said.
Anyone in Baltimore with Verizon??
25mb download in Chicago suburbs Verizon
I think its sad that the bay areas and the silicon valley cannot hit speeds like I am seeing reported here. Were the heart of technology and the birthplace of the iPhone. Its kinda ridiculous! Excited for you all getting these awesome speeds on the new phone!!! I will be on the 5S or whatever they decide to call it. Hoping LTE gets better here in the Bay!!
I'm on my old unlimited AT&T plan and don't seem to be getting LTE because I'm only at 6 up. My iPad is getting in the 30's. anyone know what I need to do with AT&T. And yes my LTE switch is on.
I am having the same issue with my Verizon iPhone. On my iPad, I get 20+ down, but on my iPhone I only get 5 down. Idk if there is something I can do to get better speeds on my iPhone. Both devices are on Verizon LTE in the same location.
I'm in San Diego suburbs and getting 10 down / 3 up...
California L.A. Is about 17 down and 20 up ** on Verizon
This is about 6x better on downloads and 10x better on uploads than my home Internet.
Roseville, CA
Test Date: Sep 22, 2012 9:25 PM
Connection Type: Cellular
Server: Auburn, CA
Download: 34.80 Mbps
Upload: 9.36 Mbps
Ping: 49 ms
External IP: 184.108.40.206
Internal IP: 10.192.94.145
Latitude: 38.7330
Longitude: -121.2728
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Orange County 23 down 0.18 up
You people must be sitting under the tower because I'm getting between 5-9 mb download & 2-4 mb upload. I'm using my brother's new I-Phone 5, love the hardware but my SGS3 is my phone of choice. The SGS3 in the same location is getting 3 times faster speeds both on the download and upload. After using the I- Phone 5 for the first time and then going back to my SGS3, THE I- Phone 5 feels like a toy.
Server: New Orleans, LA
Verizon LTE
Download: 26.37 Mbps
Upload: 9.02 Mbps
Ping: 161 ms
Just had 53.7 down, 20.72 up in Indianapolis.
39ms, 16.84 down and 11.88 up - in Rosemere, north of Montreal. Hmmmm. Seems Fido could do a little better than this.
Verizon LTE In NJ. Currently Getting 51.74 Mbps Download Speeds & 20.88 Mbps Upload Speeds. With Speeds Like This, Who Needs WiFi Lol.


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When you are working with an application, you open it, do some changes and then you close it. This is much like a Session. The computer knows who you are. It knows when you start the application and when you end. But on the internet there is one problem: the web server does not know who you are and what you do because the HTTP address doesn't maintain state.
A PHP session solves this problem by allowing you to store user information on the server for later use (i.e. username, shopping items, etc). However, session information is temporary and will be deleted after the user has left the website. If you need a permanent storage you may want to store the data in a database.
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Our desire is that every child participates in our Child Sponsorship Program until completion. Regrettably, this does not always happen. After an average of 5.87 years in our program, 10.3 percent of children leave our program — for a variety of reasons.
In the contact center we're responsible for processing the paperwork for every child that leaves our program — "departs" in Compassion lingo. On average, we deal with about 1,500 to 3,000 departures a week.
Staffing and workload limitations prevent us from calling each and every sponsor whose child departs our program. We call only in the most sensitive cases. The remaining notifications occur by mail.
However, our desire is to reach the point where we can handle all the notifications by phone.
Children leave our program for different reasons, some Compassion initiated, some chosen by the child or family.
We remove children from our program if they stop attending for more than two consecutive months (How can we provide the benefits if they don't attend?) or if they are continually disruptive and cause issues for the other children.
Children may choose to leave because they are moving to another area where we do not work, their parents are not Christians and do not agree with the biblical teaching their child is receiving, they must begin working to help support the family, they lose interest in the program, or they don't have time to attend due to a heavy load of school work, among other reasons.
No matter the reason for leaving, a member of the child development center staff always meets with the child's family or guardians to discuss options for the child to continue in our program. Our desire is always for the child to continue, but that is not always possible.
After a final decision is made, the church staff fills out the departure paperwork. After being approved by our country office staff, we receive the paperwork in our office in Colorado the following day.
Once received, Jeremy, an Operations Specialist in the contact center, organizes and prints the paperwork. As able, phone representatives finish the departure process by completing the necessary data entry and possibly contacting the sponsor by phone.
Receiving a letter or call saying that a child you have been sponsoring is no longer in our program can be quite upsetting. We speak to sponsors every day who have received this news, and many of them want more information about why the child left.
Sometimes the person filling out the paperwork at the child development center provides a wealth of information; sometimes they only include basic information. Either way, our contact center staff has only as much information as the church in the field provides.
As of yet, none of my sponsored children have left or completed the program. When our relationship ends, for whatever reason, it will be a sad day. However, I find comfort in the fact that God holds each and every one of them in His hand and loves them more than I can imagine.
If one of my children departs the program before completion, I may not receive all the details I want or I may need to understand why our relationship ended so suddenly. But why do I think I deserve an explanation? Who am I to expect the intimate details of my children's lives?
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MU, UCF locking up again
Familiarity works both ways for Marshall University and UCF.
Marshall learned some things about UCF from a Feb. 2 men's basketball game the Thundering Herd won in Cam Henderson Center, 75-71. But, UCF also learned some things about Marshall.
"When the ball goes up it doesn't matter much," Marshall head coach Tom Herrion said Monday.
Something that matters more is Marshall getting its first road victory.
Marshall goes to UCF for a 7 p.m. Wednesday game in Orlando with an 0-9 road record. The Knights are 13-3 playing in UCF Arena.
Overall, Marshall is 11-15 and tied for eighth place in the conference at 4-7.
The Herd will play three of its final five regular season games on the road.
"We've got to find a way," Herrion said.
SAYING FAREWELL: Marshall and UCF (17-8, 7-4) meet for the final time as C-USA members. UCF, which leaves next season for the Big East Conference, is not eligible for the postseason because of NCAA sanctions.
Marshall holds a 9-6 series edge, but is 2-5 in visits to UCF where games in 2010 (9,460) and 2011 (9,094) attracted two of the top four crowd ever in 10,000-seat UCF Arena.
THE STRETCH RUN: Following is a look at what lies ahead for C-USA teams as they jockey for conference tournament seeding. The top five at the end will receive first-round byes in an 11-team tournament March 13-16 at the BOK Center in Tulsa, Okla.
Teams are listed according to the standings.
No. 21 Memphis (11-0): Houston, Southern Miss, at UCF, at UTEP, UAB.
Southern Miss (9-2): UTEP, at Memphis, East Carolina, at Marshall, UCF.
UCF (7-4): Marshall, Tulsa, Memphis, at UAB, at Southern Miss.
UTEP (7-4): at Southern Miss, Houston, at Rice, Memphis at SMU.
Tulsa (6-5): East Carolina, at UCF, Tulane, SMU, at Rice.
Tulane (5-6): At Rice, UAB, at Tulsa, at East Carolina, Houston.
East Carolina (5-6): at Tulsa, at SMU, at Southern Miss, Tulane, Marshall.
Houston (4-7): at Memphis, at UTEP, Marshall, Rice, at Tulane.
UAB (4-7): at Marshall, at Tulane, SMU, UCF, at Memphis.
Marshall (4-7): at UCF, UAB, at Houston, Southern Miss, at East Carolina.
SMU (3-9): East Carolina, Rice, at UAB, at Tulsa, UTEP.
Rice (1-10: Tulane, at SMU, UTEP, at Houston, at Tulsa.
BLOCK PARTY: The Herd blocked 14 shots in its Feb. 2 win over UCF, including nine by senior center Nigel Spikes.
The 6-foot-10 Spikes has 47 blocks this season and is seventh in school history with 110 for his career.
KANE WATCH: Dre Kane is moving up in several Marshall career lists.
Kane is 19th all-time in Herd scoring (1,390) and 10th in assists (396). He's tied for 15th in free throws made (315), tied for 17th in 3-point field goals (107) and tied for 14th in steals (116).
The junior guard is ranked 11th in C-USA scoring (14.4), first in assists (7.2), sixth in steals (1.7) and third in assists/turnover ratio (1.8).
He also leads the league in minutes played (36.9).
Sports editor Rick McCann covers Marshall men's basketball for The Herald-Dispatch. Contact him at 304-526-2759 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. --- The Chattanooga Mocs (1-3) led in the second half for the third straight game but could not hold off Troy (2-2) losing 68-61 in the CBE Classic Chattanooga Sub-Regional. Ronrico White (Knoxville, Tenn.) led the Mocs with a game-high 14 points in the loss.
Chattanooga opened the second half out-scoring the Trojans 23-12 over the first nine-and-half-minutes on two free throws by Farad Cobb (West Palm Beach, Fla.). The Mocs got points from seven different student-athletes and looked to be firmly in control.
It took two trips to erase the deficit. R.J. Scott buried back-to-back three-pointers to even the score at 48-all. That fueled a 14-1 run capped by a Deonata Jethroe three that put the Trojans up 56-49 with 5:20 to play.
Two free throws from Z. Mason (Nashville, Tenn.) and a put-back from Drazen Zlovaric (Novi Sad, Serbia) cut the lead to three, 61-58, with 1:42 to go. But that's as close as the Mocs would get. The Trojans hit five of six free throws in the final 30 seconds to cement the win.
Zlovaric posted a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds. Mason added nine boards of his own as the Mocs owned the glass with a 47-30 advantage.
Antoine Myers paced the Trojans with 13 points, four assists and three steals. Scott and Hunter Williams chipped in 12 points apiece, while Jethroe tossed in 11.
Free throw shooting was a bugaboo for the Chattanooga squad. The team made 15 of 26 free throws (57.7%). The first half was key as UTC made just four of 13 (30.8%).
The Mocs close out the CBE Classic Chattanooga Sub-Regional Tuesday night with Louisiana Tech at 7:00 p.m. (E.S.T). La Tech owns win over Troy (70-46) and Southeast Missouri (67-63) in the tourney. The Trojans and SEMO meet at 4:30 p.m. Tickets are available at GoMocs.com or by calling 266-MOCS (6627).
Listen to all the exciting play-by-play from "Voice of the Mocs" Jim Reynolds on ESPN 105.1 the Zone in Chattanooga, or world-wide on GoMocs.com. MocsVision has the live action online and you can follow @GoMocsMBB on twitter for news, notes, stats and links to game notes, live stats and more.GoMocs.com is the official website of the Chattanooga Mocs. The Mocs can also be followed on their official Facebook page, www.facebook.com/ChattanoogaMocs, or on Twitter, www.twitter.com/GoMocs. Find out how to join the UTC Mocs Club and support more than 300 student-athletes by clicking here.


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Revision as of 21:58, 5 May 2012
If you already have iRedAdmin open source edition installed, you can migrate from iRedAdmin open source edition to iRedAdmin-Pro with just few steps:
- This installation guide is used to install iRedAdmin-Pro-MySQL on Gentoo Linux.
- iRedAdmin-Pro is official web-based admin panel for iRedMail. There're three editions available:
- iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP: works with OpenLDAP backend.
- iRedAdmin-Pro-MySQL: works with MySQL backend.
- iRedAdmin-Pro-PGSQL: works with PostgreSQL backend.
System requirements
- iRedMail-0.8.0 or later releases.
- iRedAdmin-Pro-MySQL-1.3.0 or later releases.
- Required Packages. They all are installed automatically during iRedMail installation.
- Apache Web server. We use the built-in Apache-1.3. Note: iRedAdmin doesn't work with chrooted Apache, so don't forget to add -u flag in httpd_flags in /etc/rc.conf.local. For example:
httpd_flags="-DSSL -u"
- Python 2.4+, core programming language. Warning: Python 3.x is not supported yet.
- Web.py, 0.32+. A python-powered web framework.
- MySQLdb. A thread-compatible interface to the popular MySQL database server that provides the Python database API.
- Python 2.4+, core programming language. Warning: Python 3.x is not supported yet.
iRedAdmin will run as default Apache user www.
Download iRedAdmin and configure Apache web server
- Get iRedAdmin:
- If you purchased iRedAdmin-Pro-MySQL, you should already have it. If not, please mail to support@ iredmail.org to get a download link.
- If you didn't purchase iRedAdmin-Pro-MySQL, download iRedAdmin open source edition from download page.
- Copy iRedAdmin to /var/www/, set correct file permissions, and create symbol link.
# tar xjf iRedAdmin-x.y.z.tar.bz2 -C /var/www/ # cd /var/www/ # chown -R iredadmin:iredadmin iRedAdmin-x.y.z # chmod -R 0755 iRedAdmin-x.y.z # ln -s iRedAdmin-x.y.z iredadmin
- Add apache configure file: /var/www/conf/modules/iredadmin.conf.
|File: /var/www/conf/modules/iredadmin.conf
AddType text/html .py AddHandler cgi-script .py <Directory "/var/www/iredadmin"> Options +ExecCGI Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory>
- Edit /var/www/conf/httpd.conf, make iredadmin accessible via HTTPS. Add below lines before </VirtualHost>:
|File: /var/www/conf/httpd.conf
Alias /iredadmin/static /var/www/iredadmin/static ScriptAlias /iredadmin /var/www/iredadmin/iredadmin.py
- Restart apache to enable mod_wsgi:
# /etc/rc.d/httpd restart
Create necessary MySQL database and grant privileges
- Create MySQL database: iredadmin. Used to store sessions, admin operation logs, etc.
# mysql -uroot -p mysql> CREATE DATABASE iredadmin DEFAULT CHARACTER SET utf8 COLLATE utf8_general_ci; mysql> USE iredadmin; mysql> SOURCE /var/www/iredadmin/docs/samples/iredadmin.sql;
- Grant privileges to iredadmin user and set password for it.
WARNING: Here we use 'plain_passwd' as password of iredadmin user, please replace it with your own password.
# mysql -uroot -p mysql> GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE ON iredadmin.* TO iredadmin@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'plain_passwd'; mysql> FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Configure iRedAdmin
The major config file of iRedAdmin is file /var/www/iredadmin/settings.ini.
- Copy example config file, and set correct file owner (www) and permission (0400).
# cd /var/www/iredadmin/ # cp settings.ini.mysql.sample settings.ini # chown www:iredadmin settings.ini # chmod 0400 settings.ini
NOTE: If you are installing iRedAdmin-Pro, and have iRedAdmin open source edition installed, you can simply copy settings.ini from open source edition. Don't forget to set correct file owner and permission after copied.
- Edit settings.ini.
- All required usernames/passwords are stored in iRedMail.tips which generated during iRedMail installation, placed under iRedMail directory. e.g. /root/iRedMail-0.8.0/iRedMail.tips.
- For more inforamtion, please open settings.ini, it's self-documented.
|File: settings.ini
[general] # General settings ... [iredadmin] # Database "iredadmin". required by iRedAdmin. [vmaildb] # Database "vmail", stored all mail accounts. [policyd] # Database "policyd". Required for policyd integration. [amavisd] # Database "amavisd". Required for Amavisd-New integration. includes spam quarantining/releasing.
- Restart apache web server.
# /etc/rc.d/httpd restart
- Open your web browser to access iRedAdmin: https://your_server_ip_address/iredadmin/
- NOTE: Make sure you use HTTPS:// instead of HTTP://.
If iRedAdmin doesn't work as expected, you can set debug = True in settings.ini to turn on debug mode, restart apache web server, use your favourite web browser to access it again, create a new forum topic and paste error message in forum topic.
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If Universal Salvation were true,Why did the prophets and apostles put their lives and their loved one's lives in jeapardy every day? It's counter-intuitive to place your family, your children and your friends lives in harms way when all shall be saved in the end regardless of their actions and beliefs. THINK.
Think about this, why were they tortured, sawn asunder and the like? Because of what they believed.
We today would be done the same if all of us who believed in the salvation of all proclaimed it to the world
Paul preached grace, not law, Jesus broke the law that is why they killed him. We who believe in the salvation of all preach grace without works.
PeaceTroll, do you believe in grace with out works? Do you believe that there is something that you do that saves you?
Peacetroll,Are you saying dying for a god that would have unbelievers on their knees begging not be be roasted and obliterated is more worthy of your sacrifice and endurance than a God that would have those same people, now in the image of Christ, not on their knees begging for mercy, but on their knees thanking Him for His mercy?
We tend to pattern ourselves (or at least strive to) after the god we worship.
You seem like a patient, somewhat gentle person -- in the sense that I've never seen you go off even in the midst of all the people here that disagree with you, so I'm puzzled as to why the god you've fashioned seem so different from you.
I believe that Christ is the Savior of the world. Why should that fact cause me not to endure? Why would it cause our forebrothers not to endure?
Let me ask you -- what is your motivation for enduring? Is it love for God and your wanting to please Him or is it just to save your hind particles?
The narrow gate through faith in Jesus Christ while still in this life is so vastly superior to entering in through the wide gate through destruction that we gladly pledge our lives and our fortunes to warn others to choose the right gate.
What rebuttal? What scriptural answer?
Once again, I'm not necessarily asking you to think Seeker, for you would certainly oppose me if you could in the simple truth of 2 + 2 being 4 if you had the ability.
.CHB I don't think so. First off URist have a tendency to be bashful when calling evil deeds evil and/or opposing evil men (their fruits being exposing who they are).
The true prophets and apostles died because they hated evil, exposed it and pointed their finger at the rich and greedy of the world and said 'you vipers, how shall you escape the damnation of hell??'.
I don't believe for one second that the rich and elite of John the baptists days could care less about what he actually believed. Herod had John killed (or allowed it), because of his INFLUENCE on others and indirectly his influence on Herod and the Pharisee's money machine.
Paul did preace grace, and mercy and predestination too. Jesus broke the law???????????????????????? That's why they killed him???????????????I could write a whole chapter on that, but I'm not gonna. The 'earthy' reason Jesus died was because he harmed the Pharisee's money making scheme in the Temple. The 'spiritual' reason was because the principalities of the air way thought he was the heir and they could kill him and gain his inheritance which is ETERNITY.
Good questions.I believe in Grace first and foremost. By Grace we are saved, this not of ourselves, but it is a GIFT FROM GOD. NO man comes to Christ without the Fathers predestinating him/her.What we must have to be saved is Christ in us and us IN Christ. How do we know if we are IN Christ and not IN Darkness?? When we have faith in him (Again I could write a chapter on what faith in him is about, but I'll not do that now).


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This report traces the evolution of the link between international study and skilled migration, outlines policy methods that OECD countries are using to recruit and retain international students, identifies policy challenges through a close examination of existing policies and trends, and predicts how the economic recession will affect future international student flows.
A look at Mexico's slowing population growth, which, coupled with economic developments and changes in U.S. immigration policy (including stricter border control), has resulted in a slight slowdown in Mexican immigration to the United States relative to the 1995 to 2000 period.
This report looks at the trends and emerging demographics in Asia. From 1960 to 2000, the region experienced a major population boom, however, by 2040, the 15-to-34 age group population will start to shrink.
This exploratory study provides an unprecedented assessment of the "brain-waste" phenomenon in the United States—a serious waste of human capital resulting from the unemployment or underemployment of highly skilled college-educated immigrants.
This report examines the advantages and disadvantages of two fundamentally different approaches to economic migrant selection—demand driven and employer led systems and human-capital-accumulation focused and government led systems, best illustrated by "points systems," which apportion numerical values to desirable human-capital characteristics.
This brief offers an analysis of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration, the Philippines' highly successful system of managing the overseas employment of temporary Filipino workers. The report examines the structure and mechanism of the system, identifies key areas of improvement, and offers policy recommendations for addressing existing flaws.
This report views Nevada's significant population growth between 1990 and 2006 through an immigration and immigrant integration lens—it outlines the reasons that make Nevada's case unique and worthy of study; and analyzes the educational challenges the state will confront as it responds to rapid demographic change.
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A Roman Catholic priest who served in the Charleston area has been placed on administrative leave after an allegation of sexual misconduct with a minor in the past.
Father Hayden Vaverek is accused of misconduct while he was pastor at Our Lady of Lourdes in Greenwood more than 15 years ago, according to an announcement from The Diocese of Charleston.
The diocese received the allegation last week and reported it to the Greenwood County Sheriff's Office for investigation, diocesan spokeswoman Maria Aselage said today.
Vaverek was in Rome when the allegation was made, and investigators have not had a chance to interview him, according to The Associated Press.
Vaverek was ordained a priest in 1994, according to his Facebook page.
He was assigned to St. Philip Benizi in Moncks Corner and Our Lady of Peace in Bonneau from Oct. 16, 2000, until Oct. 6, 2004, according to diocesan records.
Vaverek also served at parishes and schools in Greenville, Simpsonville, Anderson, McCormick, Myrtle Beach, Garden City and Hilton Head Island, according to the diocese, which includes the whole state.
Vaverek has been a fund-raiser for the Catholic Near East Welfare Association in New York City since January 2011.
The diocese encourages anyone who believes he or she was mistreated by a priest to report it, according to the announcement.
The diocese has revised its policy of reporting allegations of sexual abuse by priests several times over the years. The policy was revised in 1984 and then updated in 1997 and 2002.
In 2007, the diocese set aside $12 million to settle claims of parishioners who said they were abused by priests in years past.
Anybody who wants help from the diocese concerning abuse by priests can call Sister Sandra Makowski at 843-853-2130, extension 209.
Reach Dave Munday at 937-5553 or twitter.com/dmunday.Anyone with information about this issue is asked to call Sister Sandra Makowski at 843-853-2130, extension 209.
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Experience a different adventure every day with this unique journey through Peru, Bolivia and Chile. From the high Andes to the world's driest desert with visits to the ancient Inca Empire, the mighty Amazon, stunning Lake Titicaca and the phenomenal salt lakes of Uyuni.
28 Days | FROM USD $4,899
Travelling across South America in just under a month, this tour covers an incredible number of sights with striking contrasts. You'll see Bolivia's giant salt lake, the teeming wildlife of the Pantanal, Paraguay's curious capital, the spectacular Iguazu Falls and Brazil's liveliest city, thrilling!
32 days | FROM USD $8,049
Take in the highlights of South America in just 32 days on this whistle-stop tour of the continent's most awe-inspiring landscapes and vibrant cities. Explore the Amazon and trek the Inca Trail in Peru, visit Bolivia's Uyuni salt flats and Chile's striking Atacama Desert. Then wing your way to to in...
37 days | FROM USD $6,439
Journey through some of the world's most spectacular scenery as we explore the highlights of Peru and end in Bolivia's beautiful capital. Experience the Amazon Jungle and Lake Titicaca, and hike the legendary Inca Trail. Visit one of the deepest canyons in the world and the remarkable desert of...
Wondering what to pack for your South America tour?
Whether you are travelling for 7 days or 37 days, deciding what to pack for your South America tour isn't overly easy. We recommend stocking up on light trousers, shorts, t-shirts, long sleeved tops and windbreakers so you can be prepared for any climate. Don't forget comfortable walking shoes either, plus some sandals. You'll also need swimwear, a sun hat and UV protection. Other essentials include a travel adaptor, a towel, mosquito spray and a torch. Finally, don't forget all of your camera gear - such as a charger and an extra memory card, so that you can snap happy whilst on holiday.


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