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New Orleans, once the Paris of the Deep South, is now the languid City of the Lost, dedicated to a quest for oblivion...
Daisy was a computer programmer from the Houston suburbs. She was an ageing cheerleader type the sort of blonde, clean-limbed woman who, 20 years ago, probably broke many a redneck heart during football season.
"How'd you know I was a cheerleader?" she asked, sipping tentatively on a vodka gimlet.
"Just a guess," I said, calling for a beer. "Bet you married the quarterback too."
She laughed a bleak laugh. "You are one astute guy. Married Jack right out of school, supported him through college, helped him get his Honda dealership off the ground, gave him two beautiful girls, and how does the guy thank me? Runs off with this 19-year-old fluff-head he meets behind the cash register in the local 7-Eleven. Class act, Jack. An A-1 jerk-off.
She paused and took another tentative sip of her drink.
"Pardon my language," she said quietly.
"Another gimlet?" I asked.
"Oh Lord, no," she said. "I'm not used to all this alcohol. I mean, this is my second drink tonight."
I smiled and asked her that time-honoured barroom question: what's a nice girl like you doing in a place like this? For here she was - Little Ms Suburban Wholesome, with her gee-golly-gosh careful language, her sensible shoes, her monogrammed Land's End polo neck and matching jeans - drinking cheap vodka in a joint where the jukebox favoured bands with names like Carnage, and where the majority of the clientele looked like they were known to the police of at least three states.
"D'you see Dee and Sharon over there?" she said, pointing to two fellow members of the bungaloid classes hovered over a battered pool table, giggling loudly as they succeeded in sending a cue ball into orbit. "They're my bosom-buddy best friends, and we all decided it was about time we had a weekend away from the kids. So we called in the grandparents as babysitters, hopped into Sharon's car and came here two days ago."
"Not exactly a place for rest and relaxation," I said.
"That's not what we were in the market for."
With that, a 6'6" goliath emerged from the gents. He must have weighed 25 stone, his body was encased in a mud-splattered boiler suit, and he had a grey beard that cascaded down to his navel. Thor, King of the Behemoths. He sidled up to the bar, plonked himself down next to Daisy, put his arm protectively around her, and gave me a look which essentially said: Die, scumbag.
"Doug," Daisy said, "I'd like you to meet my new friend Merle."
Merle. I extended my hand. He didn't take it.
"This creep bothering you?" he asked Daisy.
"No, honey," she said. "We were just talking."
"Buying you drinks, was he?"
"He was just being real friendly," Daisy said. "Real nice."
"I kill friendly people," Merle said, and led Daisy off to another table. She smiled weakly as she followed him.
Chet the barkeep set another Coors Gold in front of me.
"Think you made a new buddy there," he said. "Think he really liked you."
"They're not really an item, are they?" I said.
"Shit yes they are," Chet said. "Met here two nights ago. And I'm presuming that they'll remain an item until she goes back to her nice little kids and her nice little home."
"Looks like she got more than she bargained for," I said.
"She got exactly what she wanted."
"A gorilla?"
"No, man. Danger. Cheap thrills. That's what she's doing with a Godzilla like that. That's why she came here. In fact, that's why everyone comes to New Orleans - to run away from what they are for a couple of days and go native. Sleep all day, drink all night, get sick in the street, fuck who they want, and not worry about the neighbours watchin' 'em.
Y'know every city in these United States got a function; Detroit it's cars; New York it's money; LA it's all that film star shit. Know what the function of New Orleans is? To be the place where everyone can come to blow off steam. And I tell you, boy - we're real good at our job."
It's always been considered a separate city-state within the American republic - a metropolis more touched by foreign influence than by traditional Dixie values. It has always had a certain haughty countenance - that inherited French manner of looking down its nose at its unrefined neighbours in a geographic region more noted for its Neanderthal sensibilities than for its appreciation of les beaux-arts.
And, of course, in an American South so dominated by Christian religious hucksterism (that "I command thee in the name of jeeeesssus to cough up that malignant tumour" school of Bible-bashing), it has always prided itself on its fragrant Catholicism; that incense-and-bourbon aroma of the mystical and corrupt.
Indeed, that deeply Catholic delight in the complexities of sin permeates New Orleans. The city has always gloried in its venal politics. And as everyone in the know will tell you, a very small elite that even extends into such blue-collar endeavours as rubbish collection and cleaning the streets controls the place.
"You never cross anyone in this town," a bookshop clerk told me during the course of a chat, "because you can be sure that, even if he's a guy who washes windows, he's a member of about five families who've been washing every window in this damn city since the French left town. We're talking serious tribal stuff here."
To most middle-class residents, New Orleans is an intricate mixture of New South hustle and old Dixie allure. Drive through any of its upscale inner suburbs, and you'll find yourself in the sort of stylishly funky areas where young lawyers and stockbrokers congregate in a stripped pine world of antique shops, and cafe latte emporia, and the sort of "food bazaar" that sells 12 different varieties of sun-dried tomatoes.
But when you drive down a boulevard like Elysian Fields, you find yourself in the Dixie equivalent of a Third World shantytown - where the city's sizeable population of poverty-line residents eke out an existence in substandard wooden shacks, and where there is always an undercurrent of malevolence in the sultry night air.
And then there is The French Quarter - a geographic Chinese box of narrow backstreets and baroque architecture that has always promoted itself as a sort of louche theme park with jazz.
But when you enter The Quarter, you don't simply enter a so-called "historic district" with all the usual touristic trimmings; you actually venture into another country entirely. For here, you say hasta la vista to the encroaching Puritanism of contemporary America, and its Health Nazi preoccupations. In The Quarter the food is always fried, a beer gut is considered a prized possession, and (as Chet the barkeep memorably put it) "even fat people get laid".
For The Quarter is, without question, the last true bastion of hedonism in the United States; a place where the object of the exercise is to temporarily detach yourself from the manic pursuit of upward mobility and material security, and spend a few days falling into the gutter. New Orleans exists to remind Americans of a salient fact of life: every so often, even the most upright of citizens needs to get drunk.
"What you doin' with that bottle on the street?"
This was a cop talking - and talking directly to me. It was two o'clock on Sunday morning and The Quarter was as packed as a Tokyo train. There were corpulent tourists in Bermuda shorts; and local jailbait in jeans as tight as surgical gloves; and a handful of broken-down hookers whose arms bore more track marks than a German railway map; and the usual bevy of winos, a brown bag of Thunderbird wine in one hand and telltale signs of incontinence decorating their tumbledown trousers.
On Bourbon Street, there were also at least three establishments featuring the worst excesses of karaoke imaginable (you haven't lived until you've heard a drunk with a speech impediment try to negotiate his way through a rendition of "Heartbreak Hotel").
In fact, the sonic volume of Bourbon Street was so shrill, so exuberantly irrational that it was almost impossible to hold a conversation with anyone passing by. Unless, of course, you shouted directly in their ear - the tactic employed by the cop who stopped me and barked:
"What you doin' with that bottle on the street?"
The cop was a rail-thin dude in his early thirties with serious don't fuck with me eyes - eyes that were currently staring down at an offending bottle of Bud in my right hand.
"I thought it was all right to drink out here," I said.
"Yeah, it is... as long as your drink is in a plastic container," the cop said. "Bottles on the street are a real big no-no. So dump it now, ya hear?"
I immediately tossed the bottle into a rubbish bin.
"Now go on and have yourself a good time, sir," he said.
I thanked him, and then tried to engage him in chat, quizzed him about what it was like to police The Quarter.
"Ain't as mad as ya think," he said. "Course we have the occasional bit of badass crime [like the appalling murder of a British tourist a year ago] - but, by and large, we're pretty liberal about things like drunkenness and general stupidity, as long as folks ain't harmin' each other. I mean, you gotta do something real bad to end up in one of our jails."
"Like what?" I said.
"Like punching me," he said.
Maxine played piano in a joint off Bourbon Street. She was in her late forties; a large Big Mama type dressed in an oversized black caftan, with a massive mane of frizzled black hair, and the sort of perma-exhausted eyes that had probably seen one sunrise too many.
"Evening, Y'all," she said to her audience of five. "Anyone gotta request they'd like to hear?"
Silence from the crowd. It was dose to 3am, and all five patrons were so tanked, so thoroughly zonked that it was like playing to a private audience of zombies.
"How 'bout a little Billie Holliday?" she said. "Kinda appropriate at this time of night, don't you think?"
With that, she broke into a rendition of "God Bless The Child". Her voice was so gravelly she sounded like she'd just undergone a tracheotomy, and her pianistic skills didn't exactly inspire awe. But she did have the one requisite of every first-rate blues singer: she sounded very much like the emotional equivalent of seriously damaged goods.
I sent her over a shot of Wild Turkey on the rocks and ended up buying her another snort of bourbon when her set ended.
"Can't talk for long," she said. "Got one more set before the night's out."
"You always play till five?" I asked.
"Yeah, six hours a night, three nights a week. I'd like to find more gigs, but they're kinda thin on the ground these days."
"And you can make a living just playing three nights?"
"Eighteen bucks an hour is what they pay me - so that's like $320 a week before tax. Which, quite frankly, is shit money these days. But I got me a cheap place - same little one-bedroom I've been living in since I came to this damn town 17 years ago. And I got no one to support but me... so, yeah, I get by. just."
She was originally from Texas. A Dallas girl who spent ten years on the coffeehouse circuit in her home state before she came to New Orleans, determined to make it as a big-time blues singer.
"Drove into town in 1977, thinking it was only a matter of time before I became the next Bonnie Raitt. Started getting gigs right away. Cut my first album on a local label six months later. Thought to myself. this place is easy. Gimme a year or two, and I'm outta here. Off to Nashville or LA. Off to the Big Time."
She smiled and chugged back a little more Turkey.
"But it sorta kinda didn't work out that way."
"What happened?" I asked.
"Oh, you know, the usual New Orleans story. Couple of bad marriages. Finding this town so damn cozy that you keep telling yourself, 'Next year I'll go'. And then another year passes. And then another. And then..."
Another smile, another belt of Turkey.
"Y'know they call this town The Big Easy. And that's what it is - easy. So easy you never wanna leave. Until it's too late."
The Quarter was full of Maxines: folk who drifted into town one day, found themselves seduced by New Orleans' languid rhythms, put down temporary roots, and then suddenly woke up one morning and discovered that a decade or two had passed them by.
"Because there's such a strong musical tradition in this town," a local journalist told me, "New Orleans is choc-a-bloc with wannabe singers and pianists and session men, most of whom (as long as they're half-good) find some sort of work round town, since just about every bar in The Quarter features music. The problem is, this is a small town... and there's only so far that you can go here in the music business. So all the real talent eventually split after a couple of years."
I asked, "And what happens to those who never leave?"
"They play The Quarter until they die."
After three nights prowling he Quarter, I began to think: this place is Never-Never Land; a playground for anyone who wants to sidestep all those big-time commitments that accompany adult life.
"You lookin' for a job tending bar, I can probably find you one," Chet told me one night.
He was the ultimate McJobber. Thirty-five with a degree from the University of Chicago and a novel he'd been writing for the past six years. A preppie from the lush suburban playing fields of Greenwich, Connecticut, who'd lost his educated accent and had gotten caught in that repetitive New Orleans groove - that dangerous ambience of unreality which informs life in The Quarter and which makes you start thinking, why grow up?
"Great place for a writer," Chet told me. "Rent in The Quarter is still pretty cheap, you can sleep all day, you can party all night, and no-one gives a shit about how much money you make or how well you're doing."
I wanted to say, "I bet no-one here gives a shit if you ever finish writing anything either," but decided that I valued my front teeth. But I also thought how easy it would be to disappear here. For, like Key West or Hawaii or West Cork or any other alcove on the globe which attracts refugees from the hard-edged workaday world - The Quarter was yet another escape hatch; a bolt-hole which also offered a uniquely salacious attraction: non-stop carousing.
And on my last night in town, I stood in a joint called Checkpoint Charlie's and watched as a babe in cut-off shorts and a tight black halter turned to a guy at the bar, pulled up his T-shirt, and squeezed his nipples until he howled.
Then I wandered down Decatur Street, and passed a busker playing a most original percussive instrument: three upside-down oilcans, which he hammered with a pair of sawn-off broomsticks. Halfway into one number, a Kurt Cobain look-alike appeared out of nowhere, playing a saxophone, trying to improvise a tune to match the drummer's driving rhythm. But the husker wasn't amused by this intrusion and suddenly shouted:
"Fuck off, man. I already got me a horn player."
A couple of streets away, every grunge in town was camped out in a place called Artillery Park and in the midst of all these tie-dyed kids was an astronomer with a huge oversized telescope, offering glimpses of the planets for a buck-a-look.
"We're spotting aliens on Venus tonight," he shouted to no one in particular. "We got a great view of the first Taco Bell on Mars."
A black derelict tottered by, screaming, "I jus' killed Elvis. I jus' shot his fat white ass."
Nearby, a 15-year-old girl was losing her lunch in a rubbish bin, gagging so loudly that she disturbed some unfortunate dude who was camped out in a cardboard box next to the bin. And he popped his head out of his home and screamed:
"Take your fuckin' barf elsewhere and lemme sleep."
Meanwhile, another busker was strumming a beat-up guitar, singing an impromptu blues:
"I wonder how you gonna look, babe, when I put my gun in your mouth..."
"Crazy night," I said to the astronomer guy with his telescope.
"Full moon," he said. "And ya know, a full moon in New Orleans means terminal weirdness. All the fuck-ups come out to play."
"You're certainly right there, I said. "What's your name, by the way?"
Galileo, he said.
The Galileo?" I said, playing along.
"The one and only," he said.
"Aren't you supposed to be in Italy?"
His answer was pure New Orleans.
"One day I'll get there. For now, it's easier to hang here"


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Sonos players get built-in Rdio streaming support
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Sonos devices get Rdio update
Sonos today pushed out an update to its audio devices to add Rdio support. The expansion gives them access to on-demand streaming for songs, playlists and whole albums. Social playlists from friends, popular Rdio users and the servce's charts will also pipe through the multi-room audio system.
Access needs the $10 monthly Rdio Unlimited plan. Sonos hardware such as the ZonePlayer S5 should have the update today. Any changes should also be reflected both on the official Sonos Controller and desktop clients as well as the iPad and iPhone/iPod apps.


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The Motorola Droid 4 (XT894) has recently received its DLNA certification which one, lets us know it has DLNA functionality but more importantly, it gives us another clue that a Verizon launch will soon be upon us. Word on the street is the device could hit as early as February 2nd but no one can be sure at this point. We're hoping Verizon and/or Motorola will have the device on display for CES where we can get our grubby little hands all over it. Stay tuned!
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Their argument: "avoiding creation of another permanent underclass"
Meanwhile, out of state US citizens still paying 10 times as much to attend. Nothing like giving illegals what citizens cannot have. Isn't liberalism wonderful?
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The University of North Carolina system is considering whether to offer undocumented immigrants in-state tuition at its 16 university campuses.
In-state tuition ranges from $1,500 to $3,700 while out-of-state students pay between $10,000 and $20,000.
System President Erskine Bowles said illegal immigrants already are in the state, and he said creating another permanent underclass isn't the right thing to do. The policy's costs and benefits are being studied by a 28-member commission of business, community and academic leaders.
Last week, a controversy erupted over a new policy that mandates all state community colleges admit students regardless of their immigration status. Policy opponents include all five candidates for North Carolina governor.
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Mike Burroughs can make a car look damn good. With Rusty dead (or going through a massive rebuild it would seem now) Burroughs needed another car to cause waves with on the internet. Well he seems to have done it and he has even managed to do it without being outrages, edgy, rusty, or anything resembling over the top car styling.
He found himself a decent condition 1971 BMW 2800CS and pulled out a set of BBS RS from his, I would imagine, ample wheel collection and BOOM he suddenly had a ridiculously cool car on his hands. Obviously it helps that the E9 is a stunning car to start with but this does show that Burroughs has a keen eye for cars and can show restraint in his modding style as well as his more flamboyant style of certain previous cars.
Now, I wonder how much E9 Bimmer prices will rise…
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It's more of a problem with the guys GSP's been fighting than GSP himself.
Everyone he's fought has been severely flawed in one large area where GSP is well rounded and can exploit it.
Dating back to his title win
Matt Serra(it's literally Matt Serra)
Jon Fitch (poor striker, shaky defense....one dimensional top control grappler.....beaten up standing and worn down with occasional takedowns)
BJ Penn (grease aside, BJ is a LW who's done poorly at WW which is arguably 25bs heavier than his optimal weight class)
Thiago Alves (very one dimensional...poor defensive wrestling and poor grappling in general....wrestled to death)
Dan Hardy (laughable title contender...poor in most areas...average in striking)
Josh Koscheck(one dimensional wrestler who thinks hes the second coming of Chuck Liddell. Poor striker. Poor fight IQ.
Average jiu-jitsu. Jabbed to death while overusing overhand rights and not trying to wrestle despite ability to take GSP down)
Jake Shields (Average to poor wrestler with abysmal striking. Outstruck in boring point fight)
Carlos Condit (Best guy all around GSP has fought but severely lacking in defensive wrestling.)
Nick Diaz (Poor fight IQ...limited striker....poor defensive wrestling)
IMO Hendricks will be his most interesting challenger since he can strike and wrestle. His submission grappling isnt very good but he can scramble a bit so it's good enough. He just needs to control GSP anyway...not submit him.
Oh and the main point of this post is that I don't believe GSP "plays it safe". I believe he's not that great at any particular area in MMA. He's very good at everything. GSP was never the best wrestler in MMA...that was an extremely distorted half truth. He has the best takedown setups in MMA because he's explosive and because he sets it up so well with his strikes....he has outstanding balance and reactions so he can defend most takedowns for the most part...
But he doesn't hit particularly hard...and he doesn't have great submission acumen....so he doesn't finish fights.
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Egyptian soldiers in Sinai 370.
(photo credit:reuters)
Egyptian security forces seized a truck carrying a ton of explosives on its way
through a tunnel in Suez.This was the largest single seizure of
explosives in Sinai.Egyptian official says that 2.5 tons of similar
explosives were found in three separate searches over the past 10
days. A separate report by
DPA claims that 5 tons of explosives have been captured by authorities over the
past three months, quoting local media reports.Egyptian security forces captured one ton of explosives on a
vehicle on its way through the Al-Shahid Ahmed Hamdi tunnel in Suez according to
the Egyptian Daily News. Maj.- Gen. Adel Rifaat, director of security in Suez,
said the passengers of the vehicle were suspected of planning to carry out an
ambush in the tunnel, according to the Daily News.However, other reports
indicate the shipment was headed toward Sinai as and there has been no further
confirmation of reports about the plans to attack the tunnel
itself.The driver was detained
for questioning.This seizure follows a pattern of arms smuggling coming
from Libya and Sudan to Sinai and Gaza.
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TUCSON, Ariz. - Down two sets and fighting to stay alive in set three, Cal State Northridge battled back to win the final three sets and claim its first victory of the season, 23-25, 22-25, 26-24, 25-21, 15-9 over Arizona Friday at the Wildcat Classic at McKale Center.
The Matadors (1-1), which dropped their season opener earlier in the day to Utah Valley (3-1), knocked off a Pac-12 team for the first time in 18 years. The last time CSUN defeated a team from the Pac-12 came in 1994 when the Matadors topped Oregon State in straight sets.
"It was a good comeback and a great group effort," said head coach Jeff Stork. "We followed the game plan very well, made some adjustments and executed really well. They had a little bit of size and sometimes we do better against size because it slows them down a little."
Natalie Allen was again the offensive stalwart for the Matadors as she knocked down a team-high 16 kills in 35 errorless swings to hit an impressive .457. Allen also added 12 digs for her second consecutive double-double and also handed out three assists. Mahina Haina added 13 kills (.150) and eight digs which is one off her career-high. Casey Hinger chipped in 11 kills (.308), five blocks and a pair of digs.
Junior setter Sydney Gedryn came within one kill of a triple-double as she dished out 49 assists to go with a career-high 15 digs and nine kills. Gedryn also notched six blocks to round out a solid match.
"Syd did a great job tonight," said Stork. "She set the right people at the right time and our hitters got the job done."
Cindy Ortiz (20) and Britney Graff (13) combined for 33 digs as the Matadors had 74 digs as a team while hitting .281.
After dropping the first two sets, the Matadors and Wildcats battled to a 23-23 tie late in set three. But it was a block from Hinger and Gedryn on the ensuing point that propelled the Matadors to a set clinching run to send the match to a fourth set.
In the fourth, Arizona jumped out to an early 10-6 lead and kept the lead until a Graff kill evened the score at 17-17. Graff's kill was then followed by kills from Allen and Hinger and the run was capped by a Sam Kaul ace as the Matadors had the margin they needed to take a 25-21 set win.
After the Wildcats took a 2-1 lead in the fifth and final set, it was consecutive kills from Graff and a setter kill from Gedryn which gave CSUN the lead for good. Arizona tied the score three times, the last at 7-7, before the Matadors rolled off five straight points to all but seal the set as well as the match. An Allen kill gave Northridge match point at 14-9 and a Wildcat attack went out giving the Matadors the comeback victory.
For the Wildcats, Madi Kingdon and Taylor Arizobal combined for 50 of Arizona's 74 kills while Kingdon also added a match-high 21 digs.
"We're very happy with the win but we've got to get ready for Evansville tomorrow," added Stork.
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- Separate feeds. Try building separate feeds, one for pages only and one that includes comments as well. This allows you to monitor only pages if you are short of time, and to read the comments when you have more time.
Labels to customise your feed. You can use the RSS feed builder to track updates to labelled pages and comments on those pages. Here is an idea for customising your RSS feed by using your own personal label(s). This is useful if you want to track updates to specific pages or blog posts, and you do not want to deal with emails. You can use this method as an alternative to watching pages.
- Build an RSS feed that returns pages, blog posts and comments labelled with a personal label, such as 'my:feed'.
- Each time you want to 'watch' a page, just label it with 'my:feed'.
- All updates and comments will automatically come through your RSS feed.
Removing an RSS feed:
There is no need to try to delete or remove an RSS feed built by the Confluence RSS feed builder.
Explanation: The feeds generated by the RSS Feed Builder are dynamically generated via the parameters included in the feed URL (address). For example, take a look at the following feed URL:
The above feed URL will generate a list of pages ('types=page'), sorted by the modification date and showing the page content. The feed is generated at the time when the URL is fetched and there is no RSS feed information stored on the database. For that reason, there is no need to remove anything.
- Feed authentication options: Confluence can offer you the option of an anonymous feed or a feed that requires authentication.
- An anonymous feed will show only the content that is visible to anonymous users. The feed URL does not contain the
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- An authenticated feed requires you to log in to Confluence before you can retrieve the content. The feed URL contains the following parameter:
- The option to choose between an anonymous and an authenticated feed is currently not available on the feed builder screen. The feed builder offers only authenticated feeds. See CONF-21601 for details and a workaround.
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I'm using the feed builder to build rss feeds using lables - all works well but the xml created can be huge as the feedbuilder pulls in the entire articles. IS there a way for the feed builder just to pull the title and link and ignore the actual body?
Hi there,
I am not sure the reason behind you would want to do that, AFAIK, most RSS Readers (I'm using FeedDemon) will download the title and link first, and will only download the content when you actually click on that RSS title. In any case, perhaps your concern here is not on the RSS Reader, but perhaps to massage the XML file itself.
It is possible to do so, but it can be quite tedious - you will need to change the certain parameter in the Feed URL. When the Feed URL is generated, change the following:
&showDiff=false &showContent=false
I believe both parameters are self-explanatory. Originally, both parameters above were set to true.
Other that that, you might also want to remove the parameter, &types=comments to entirely not to pick up comments posted to the page as well.
Take a look at this sample Feed URL that I'd modified as what mentioned above: http://confluence.atlassian.com/createrssfeed.action?types=page&types=blogpost&types=mail&types=attachment&sort=modified&showContent=false&showDiff=false&spaces=CONFKB&labelString%3D&rssType=atom&maxResults=10&timeSpan=5&publicFeed=false&title=Confluence+RSS+Feed&os_authType=basic
hope this helps,
Henry CL Tiong
Hi Henry,
Thanks for the reply. It works perfectly and has cut some of our feeds from 250k to 25k
We use the feed builder with labels and have found it can be slow. So I have a cron job that does a wget for the RSS with labels every 15 minutes and saves the xml files to a web server. We then parse this xml via MM_XSLTransform.class.php script to user selectable/customisable portlets in our portal server where we only require the a linked title so when a user clicks on the title it takes them to the Confluence page.
Cutting down the xml saved to the server makes the portlets load much quick as the parse does not have to work so hard.
Thank you
I just upgraded from Confluence 2.8.0 to 2.10.1. The upgrade involved change of server with new DNS name.
After the upgrade, our user found out that the RSS Feed created for a space tried to contact the old production with old URL.
Where in Confluence should I make the fix so the RSS Feed Builder will create it on space now on new server with new URL?
Thank you,
Hi Indra,
First off, can you please ensure that the server base URL has been updated? In case there are feeds created before you changed the URL, please ensure that you replace the new URL in those feeds URL, too. Hope that helps.
Hi, Does anyone know what is the limitation on Confluence RSS storage? i.e. how many days worth of RSS or how many RSS feeds maximum will be available for download?
The reason I ask is because there would be times when I would be offline for an extended period, when I can log on again and download - would I miss out any changes made (feeds I subscribed to)?
If there's a limit, is it configurable?
I'm using feeddaemon by the way.
You can only download 15 RSS per space - if there were more than 15 changes, you won't get it in feedaemon. What I tried is I did not open feedaemon for 2 days and there was a lot of posts and comments during that time. When I run feedaemon, it was only able to download 15 of the newest changes. When I looked at the recent changes of confluence and compared it to feedaemon - a lot were missing between the last time I logged on and the RSS feed just downloaded.
Does anyone know if thIs is adjustable? I was hoping to get the complete updates thru RSS...
@Bailey - if your business had an enterprise rss server like Attensa (http://www.attensa.com) it would continue to aggregate this information for you whether you were in the office or not, and it's all available in the feed reader when you return to the office.
I'm wondering if there are more options regarding the labels in a feed. For example, I only want to include pages that have BOTH of 2 labels (instead of either), or exclude pages that have a "draft" label.
Hi Michelle,
I'm wondering if there are more options regarding the labels in a feed. For example, I only want to include pages that have BOTH of 2 labels (instead of either), or exclude pages that have a "draft" label.
As far as I know the feature requested is not available yet. However, I found a feature request in JIRA which might be the closest to your requirement:
Please add your comments to the discussion, vote on it and add yourself as a watcher for future updates. Also, please bare in mind the following document on how we schedule features for inclusion in our products: Implementation of New Features and Improvements.
If you are least happy on the feature request, feel free to launch a feature request in JIRA:
I have also personally tried with the AND and OR operator but it did not helps.
Hope that helps.
Best rgds,
Hi folks
I have raised an improvement request on this: CONF-21208. Seems as if this might help other confluence users as well.
Hi Atlassian folks,
I'd like to use the RSS Feed Builder to make an rss feed and put it on a Confluence page where I can read it. (Am I barking up the wrong tree here? All I want is a Confluence page that aggregates news headlines from other Confluence pages on the same Confluence wiki. That seems like something that I should be able to do in Confluence without knowing what an "rss feed" is.)
I've read your articles, Using the RSS Feed Builder and RSS Feed Macro and hacking in your username and pw and Working with RSS, ...and these led me to write the following (web url/username/pw changed here):
but when I create the page, I see only this where my feed should be:
Our Confluence server authenticates us using our Windows network login credentials in AD. Can you help? Thanks!
The problem would appear to be that your Confluence setup does not trust the SSL certificate used by the feed, probably because it is signed by a CA which is not on the trusted CA list of the Java VM which is running Confluence. I believe that you can find instructions in the Confluence documentation on how to add additional CA certificates to to the certificate store.
is it possible to make feed display also what pages have been deleted? All I can see in my feed are new or updated page. :(
I'm afraid that this is not possible for now. I would suggest you to raise a feature improvement for this in the following link:
Is it possible to put the "Feed Builder" link anywhere else than the Dashboard? It seems that the dashboard.wiki file contains it within the {webui-list:location=system.dashboard} macro, which isn't particularly useful.
Is there any way to create a feed that only tracks major changes. I dont want to update the feed every time a user corrects a typo I only want to know when a major content change happens
Anyway to go about getting these feeds in JSON format?
We want to embed the latest updates in a standard HTML/JS webpage outside of confluence.
We ended up using Rome, a Java library to retrieve and parse the feed for display.
Hello All,
I have created a feed using confluence feed builder. Below is my RSS URL:
Now when I try to use this in Google Reader, it doesn't load the feed. Could anyone help me on this?
How can I load Confluence Feed using Google Reader ?
Thanks and Regards
I have corrected my Feed URL as below:
But no luck so far.
Please help.
I got it working :)
That domain is not publicly accessible, so Google servers are unable to retrieve the RSS content.
Thanks much for your reply.
I too found out it was DNS issue, I got it working now.
Thanks Much!
How did you fix the problem?
Just that I asked my client to put those Feed URL's in public domain.
Hi there, I'm new to all this. I'm trying to get a RSS Feed onto this website I'm working on. I can use the builder and get to the "drag or copy this link into your rss reader". But when ever I put it into a rss reeder, its either not being recognised or it says "the 10 most recent pages, blogposts less than 5.0 days old" but no feeds, only that text.
I think I'm doing something wrong, but I have no idea what. I'm using Ubuntu if that makes any difference.
Any ideas?
Hi there, I need to read all my RSS FEED (Activity streams) in other application. Currently it showing only those feeds that authentication is anonymous, now I need to help that how I can read all feed(authenticated & anonymous) ?
Hi, I'm wondering if there is any way to allow anonymous users to subscribe to an RSS feed through the RSS builder?
Hi Meagan, There is some info about issues getting anonymous feeds out of the RSS builder here CONF-21601 - Generating anonymous feed through Feed Builder is not possible anymore Open . I'm afraid I don't know a lot about that workaround. I'd suggest contacting Support for some help if you choose to go down that route.
Alternately, you could let your users know they need to remove the "&os_authType=basic" from the end of the feed for it to work without login, or provide them with the feed URL yourself.


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Cefazolin Injection contains cefazolin sodium a semi-synthetic cephalosporin for parenteral administration. It is the sodium salt of 3-{[(5-methyl-1, 3, 4-thiadiazol-2-yl)thio]methyl}-8-oxo-7-(2-(1H-tetrazol-1-yl) acetamido]5-thia-1-azabicyclo (4.2.0)oct-2-ene-2-carboxylic acid.
Cefazolin Injection is indicated in the treatment of the following serious infections due to susceptible organisms:
RESPIRATORY TRACT INFECTIONS due to Streptococcus pneumoniae, Klebsiella species, Hemophilus influenzae, Staphylococcus aureus (penicillin-sensitive and penicillin-resistant) and group A beta-hemolytic streptococci.
Injectable benzathine penicillin is considered to be the drug of choice in treatment and prevention of streptococcal infections, including the prophylaxis of rheumatic fever.
Cefazolin Injection is effective in the eradication of streptococci from the nasopharynx; however, data establishing the efficacy of Cefazolin Injection in the subsequent prevention of rheumatic fever are not available at present.
URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS due to Escherichia coli, Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella species and some strains of enterobacter and enterococci.
SKIN AND SKIN STRUCTURE INFECTIONS due to Staphylococcus aureus (penicillin-sensitive and penicillin-resistant), group A beta-hemolytic streptococci and other strains of streptococci.
BILIARY TRACT INFECTIONS due to Escherichia coli, various strains of streptococci, Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella species and Staphylococcus aureus.
BONE AND JOINT INFECTIONS due to Staphylococcus aureus.
GENITAL INFECTIONS (i.e., prostatitis, epididymitis) due to Escherichia coli, Proteus mirabilis, Klebsiella species and some strains of enterococci.
SEPTICEMIA due to Streptococcus pneumoniae, Staphylococcus aureus (penicillin-sensitive and penicillin-resistant), Proteus mirabilis, Escherichia coli and Klebsiella species.
ENDOCARDITIS due to Staphylococcus aureus (penicillin-sensitive and penicillin-resistant) and group A beta-hemolytic streptococci.
Appropriate culture and susceptibility studies should be performed to determine susceptibility of the causative organism to Cefazolin Injection.
PERIOPERATIVE PROPHYLAXIS: The prophylactic administration of Cefazolin Injection preoperatively, intraoperatively and postoperatively may reduce the incidence of certain postoperative infections in patients undergoing surgical procedures which are classified as contaminated or potentially contaminated (e.g., vaginal hysterectomy, and cholecystectomy in high-risk patients such as those over 70 years of age, with acute cholecystitis, obstructive jaundice or common duct bile stones).
The perioperative use of Cefazolin Injection may also be effective in surgical patients in whom infection at the operative site would present a serious risk (e.g., during open-heart surgery and prosthetic arthroplasty).
The prophylactic administration of Cefazolin Injection should usually be discontinued within a 24-hour period after the surgical procedure. In surgery where the occurrence of infection may be particularly devastating (e.g., open-heart surgery and prosthetic arthroplasty), the prophylactic administration of Cefazolin Injection may be continued for 3 to 5 days following the completion of surgery.
If there are signs of infections, specimens for cultures should be obtained for the identification of the causative organism so that appropriate therapy may be instituted. (See DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION.)
To reduce the development of drug-resistant bacteria and maintain the effectiveness of Cefazolin Injection and other antibacterial drugs, Cefazolin Injection should be used only to treat or prevent infections that are proven or strongly suspected to be caused by susceptible bacteria. When culture and susceptibility information are available, they should be considered in selecting or modifying antibacterial therapy. In the absence of such data, local epidemiology and susceptibility patterns may contribute to the empiric selection of therapy.
Cefazolin bolus and continuous administration for elective cardiac surgery: improved pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic parameters. [2010.08]OBJECTIVE: Cefazolin (1-2 g bolus at induction possibly repeated after cardiopulmonary bypass) remains the standard for antibiotic prophylaxis in cardiac surgery. Data indicate, however, that it is underdosed with this dosing schedule. A prospective, randomized study comparing intermittent versus loading dose plus continuous infusion for the same total dose of cefazolin was performed to assess which modality is pharmacokinetically and pharmacodynamically advantageous... CONCLUSIONS: Administration of cefazolin as bolus plus continuous infusion has pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic advantages relative to intermittent administration. It provides more stable serum levels, lower interpatient variability, and higher myocardial tissue penetration. Copyright 2010 The American Association for Thoracic Surgery. Published by Mosby, Inc. All rights reserved.
Pharmacokinetics of topical and intravenous cefazolin in patients with clean surgical wounds. [2008.12]BACKGROUND: Surgical-site infection is a common postoperative nosocomial infection. Surgeons frequently treat operative patients with protective antibiotics and often choose cefazolin as the drug. Treatment schemes include both preoperative intravenous dosing and intraoperative dosing by irrigation. This study was designed to measure cefazolin concentrations both in serum and in wound drain fluid after intravenous dosing and after irrigation... CONCLUSIONS: Protective cefazolin concentrations in the wound can be achieved by both intravenous and irrigation delivery. Wound irrigation produces higher concentrations for longer periods of time.
Administration of cefazolin prior to skin incision is superior to cefazolin at cord clamping in preventing postcesarean infectious morbidity: a randomized, controlled trial. [2007.05]OBJECTIVE: The objective of the study was to determine whether the administration of cefazolin prior to skin incision was superior to administration at the time of umbilical cord clamping for the prevention of postcesarean infectious morbidity... CONCLUSION: Administration of prophylactic cefazolin prior to skin incision resulted in a decrease in both endomyometritis and total postcesarean infectious morbidity, compared with administration at the time of cord clamping. This dosing did not result in increased neonatal septic workups or complications.
[A randomized study comparing amoxicillin-clavulanic acid with cefazolin as antimicrobial prophylaxis in laparotomic gynecologic surgery] [2006.04]AIM: The aim of this paper was to compare amoxicillin-clavulanic acid with cefazolin as ultra-short term prophylaxis in laparotomic gynecologic surgery... CONCLUSIONS: Ultra-short term prophylaxis with both amoxicillin-clavulanic acid and cefazolin is safe in elective laparotomic gynecologic surgery.
Cefazolin plus netilmicin versus cefazolin plus ceftazidime for treating CAPD peritonitis: effect on residual renal function. [2005.11]BACKGROUND. The International Society for Peritoneal Dialysis (ISPD) treatment guidelines for continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD) peritonitis 2000 recommended the use of cefazolin plus ceftazidime as the initial empirical therapy in patients with residual renal function (RRF). However, this treatment regimen has not been compared with the conventional regimen of cefazolin plus netilmicin in prospective, randomized controlled trials... CONCLUSION: Intraperitoneal cefazolin plus netilmicin and cefazolin plus ceftazidime have similar efficacy as empirical treatment for CAPD peritonitis. In CAPD patients with RRF, significant but reversible reduction in RRF and 24-hour urine volume could occur after an episode of peritonitis, despite successful treatment by i.p. antibiotics. The effect of i.p. cefazolin plus netilmicin, or i.p. cefazolin plus ceftazidime on RRF in CAPD patients with peritonitis does not appear to be different. Our findings do not support the routine use of cefazolin and ceftazidime as the empirical treatment for CAPD peritonitis.
Cefazolin Pharmacokinetics: Elimination Clearance in Neonates [Not yet recruiting]
To document cefazolin disposition (concentration/time profile, protein binding, metabolism,
renal elimination characteristics) and its covariates in neonates following intravenous
administration of the drug at induction of anesthesia, prior to an invasive procedure
To evaluate if optimalisation of cefazolin dose regimen during neonatal life is needed
An Open Label Study to Describe the Pharmacokinetics of Cefazolin in Preterm Neonates [Not yet recruiting]
This is a phase I open label multi-dose study to investigative the pharmacokinetics and
safety of cefazolin in infants <121 days of age and < 28 weeks gestation with suspected
sepsis. There will be two cohorts of 6 infants each: 1) >48 hours of age and ≤28 days and
2) >28 days of age and <121 days of age. The study requires administration of the study drug
over 2 days followed by 1 week of safety monitoring. Six 200 µL pK samples will be obtained
over the 2 days of drug administration. The risks are reasonable vs. the benefits and have
been minimized appropriately. There may be benefit to the subjects (administration of
empirical antimicrobial therapy), and information from the study may benefit a large number
of other infants in whom the drug is currently being administered despite the lack of PK
data in this population.
Pre-operative Prophylaxis With Vancomycin and Cefazolin in Pediatric Cardiovascular Surgery Patients [Recruiting]
The investigators hope to learn 1) if the addition of prophylaxis with vancomycin will
decrease the rate of cefazolin non-susceptible SSI's, in high risk population 2) to develop
better understanding of vancomycin and cefazolin pharmacokinetics in children undergoing
cardiopulmonary bypass 3) to assess the barriers to vancomycin dosing peri-operatively 4) to
assess side effects and risks associated with peri-operative vancomycin administration. This
will allow us to improve patient care by better understanding the benefits or the risks of
peri-operative vancomycin administration and potentially decrease cefazolin-resistant
surgical site infections.
In addition, this study gives us the opportunity to evaluate cefazolin and vancomycin
pharmacokinetics on children on CPB.
The investigators will take blood samples from 20 patients. In 10 patients the investigators
will do Cefazolin pK analysis and in the other 10 the investigators will do pK Vancomycin
analysis. For the remainder of 292 patients, only prospective chart review will be done to
determine the incidence of SSI's.
This data will be compared with 936 controls who received only Cefazolin pre-operatively as
prophylaxis for SSI's.
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Cefazolin Subcutaneous Microdialysis in Morbidly Obese Patients [Recruiting]
The investigators hypothesize that cefazolin perfusion to subcutaneous adipose tissue is
reduced in morbidly obese patients. The primary objective of this exploratory pilot study is
therefore to investigate target site (subcutaneous adipose tissue) penetration of cefazolin
in morbidly obese patients and non-obese patients. The investigators aim to examine whether
and how cefazolin plasma concentrations are predictive of subcutaneous (target) cefazolin
concentrations. Possible factors of influence on the distribution of cefazolin (tissue
perfusion, body weight, distribution of adipose tissue, other) will be identified.
Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Orthopaedic Traumatology [Recruiting]
It has been established that providing antibiotic prophylaxis after closed fracture fixation
with implants or prosthetic devices has beneficial effects. However, the optimal duration of
antibiotic prophylaxis after orthopaedic trauma surgery is not well-defined. Most studies
comparing single-dose prophylaxis with multiple-dose prophylaxis have not shown beneficial
effects of additional doses. Our proposed study is intended to further define the
appropriate duration of antibiotic (cefazolin) administration for surgical prophylaxis in
the treatment of closed fractures. We will randomly assigned patients into two groups,
hopefully differentiated only by the duration of antibiotic administration (single dose vs.
24 hours). We will follow these patients until fracture healing and determine if there is a
difference in the incidence of infection.
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I hadn't made it more than thirty yards down the street from the entrance to our homestay in Southern Wayanad, in Kerala, before I was joined by several local children who'd been playing in the yard of a nearby house.
As they ran out to intercept me, one of them said "Hello" to me in English, and when I said hello back, they all dissolved into giggles as they ran ahead of me in the street. I asked them what they were doing, and in response, I got another wave of giggles. One of the smaller boys held up a dragonfly, which he had captured and was holding by its wings, for me to see. The air was thick with dragonflies, fluttering lazily in the heat. Another boy had picked a purple flower from the side of the road and held it out for me, too, until he received what seemed to be too much teasing from his friends, and he ran off to the front of the group, shouting in Malayalam.
I motioned to my camera and said, "photo?" They happily complied, jostling each other into a line across the middle of the road:
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I went to India to attend a friend's wedding. After the festivities, I did some traveling on my own, planned through a travel agent, because I am not THAT adventurous. I ended up staying in places that were much, much nicer than I would normally be able to afford in the US. This was one of the places, a lovely resort in the state of Kerala.
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A pedestrian walking through one of the roads, yes one of the pot hole filled roads of my city, Kochi, in Kerala state of India.
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These, as you will appreciate, are not your usual holiday snaps and although I have lots of photos of elegant temples, noble forts and palm fringed beaches, it's these more prosaic scenes that I find more rewarding. Certainly I have gained greater confidence in photographing people in the street and at their workplace while in India and this has allowed me to venture into workshops like this.
This small engineering workshop is next door to the laundry you will have visited with me earlier. It's equipped with some heavy machinery and is clearly not short of work. I'm not sure of the wisdom of wearing loose clothing with all those lathes about, but this is India…..
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These type of small bridges were very common till some time back. As per my observation, these narrow bridges acted as a moderator for drinking. People were very cautious not to drink too much, so that they could cross these bridges safely. Now, the roads and bridges are wider, so this self regulatory system failed.
Too bad, seems like the world was once a more sensible place! :)
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This piece of cloth worn below the waist is called a Mundu and is a must to enter the temple. It also is part of the famous local dress code of the state.
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This photo was taken on my holiday to Kumarakom, which is in Kerala, India. My cousin Nandita, (who lives in Bombay), and I, (from St. Albans, UK), went for 5 days to the Zuri resort in Kumarakom in April 2010. The 2 of us love posing for photos, so naturally our feet should also get as much exposure! After all, who are we without our feet?? :-))
Looks beautiful there. Great shot!
October 15 was International White Cane Day. These two visually impaired men roam the streets of Cochin, selling lottery tickets for a living.
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"Local bar in Cherai village on Vypin Island, Kerala, India. "
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Raxa Collective writes, "The stance is familiar to anyone of North American, Cuban, Central American or Venezuelan heritage. But it is not what it first might seem to anyone from those places. An anglophile, indophile, or carribophile will immediately recognize the bat our neighborhood friend is gripping. On any given day, on any given street in the country that currently holds the trophy as world champions in cricket, you are likely to see something like this.
Thevara is no different. Small lanes are like giant stadiums to these fellows. And what is our friend likely thinking? More like, dreaming. Just like his Havana, Caracas, Managua or Brooklyn counterpart he is dreaming of the fences."
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HONESDALE — High above Honesdale on Irving cliff, there used to be a letter H.
It was a way to promote the Wayne County borough and an upcoming sidewalk sale.
The theme of this year's sale is 'Honesdale Goes Hollywood.'
So a plan was made to spell out Honesdale on the cliff much like the Hollywood sign in California, but that plan fell apart.
"We started last week, put an H up, to try to generate interest, get people talking about it. One of the other people on our board was on Facebook with, 'Give me an H,' and people were responding. And then last night the H disappeared," said Jeff Hiller, President of the Greater Honesdale Partnership.
Right after making the four foot by eight foot letter H and securing it on the cliff, Hiller said the letter was swiped.
"It looks like it may be 'onesdale' sidewalk sales because we're missing the H."
The sidewalk sale is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, although some merchants start on Thursday.
It has been a tradition for decades.
Folks said the fact that someone hauled off the letter H is frustrating.
"It's huge. What they would do with it is beyond me. I don't know. They think they're being funny. They're not being funny. They're being destructive," said Tom Fasshauer, a Honesdale business owner.
As Jeff Hiller put up the letter O on the cliff, Newswatch 16 found folks enjoying the view.
They could not understand the point of stealing a letter.
"I don't know what somebody would do with a giant H. I'm just wondering why they took it," said Pierce Coleman of Minnesota.
"It really does destroy any memories that we're creating," said Cary Grams, who grew up in Honesdale.
Hiller said he hopes to have the word Honesdale spelled out on the cliff by Thursday, he will make another H if he has to, but he hopes someone knows something, hears something, or saw something and that original H is returned.


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The Seminole Club of Clay County would like to invite all new students attending FSU in the summer or fall of 2014 and their parent(s) to our "Seminole Send Off" on Monday, June 2nd at The Hilltop from 6:00 - 8:00pm.
Please join us to welcome Clay County incoming students and families to FSU and to honor our Scholarship recipients. 2014 SCCC Scholarship recipients will be announced by the week of May 19th.
Student informational packets (orientation, handouts, maps) will be available.
We will have pizza and drinks and plenty of door prizes.
New students will have the opportunity to meet other incoming students and ask questions.
Get the inside scoop on life at FSU
The club will provide pizza and non-alcohol beverages
Cash bar will be available.
SCCC members, please bring a dessert or salad to share with our guests.
Welcome to the Seminole Club of Clay County!
If you're looking to meet fellow students, alumni or Seminole fans in and around the Clay County area, you've come to the right place. The Seminole Club of Clay County (SCCC) is a great way to keep up to date on FSU happenings and share the Seminole spirit.
Check out our website and learn more about the club. Better yet, join us at one of our weekly meetings and see first hand what we're all about.
Membership in the club is open to current students, alumni or fans of Florida State University. You are not required to be a member of the Alumni Association or Seminole Boosters.
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The club meets at least once a month on Monday nights from September through April at The Hilltop in Orange Park. Our usual meeting format is Pot-Luck dinner at 7:00 pm followed by speaker or club business. Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages can be purchased at the bar beginning at 6:30.
Throughout the year we have a diversity of speakers that range from administrative personnel to coaches and from sports writers to sport announcers. Our speakers have included:
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In the title compound, C11H10N2, the carbonitrile group is twisted away from the indole plane [Ccy-Cme-Car-Car = 66.6 (2)°; cy = cyanide, me = methylene and ar = aromatic]. In the crystal, N-HN hydrogen bonds link the molecules into C(7) chains propagating in the [001] direction.
For background to indole derivatives as pharmaceuticals, see: Kunzer & Wendt (2011).
Data collection: CrystalClear (Rigaku, 2005); cell refinement: CrystalClear; data reduction: CrystalClear; program(s) used to solve structure: SHELXS97 (Sheldrick, 2008); program(s) used to refine structure: SHELXL97 (Sheldrick, 2008); molecular graphics: DIAMOND (Brandenburg & Putz, 2005); software used to prepare material for publication: SHELXL97.
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