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#1 In-state Tuition for Illegals - Yes...Iraq War Vet - No
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EXCLUSIVE--The University of North Carolina, which is currently considering giving illegal immigrants in-state tuition benefits, denied an Army sergeant the same break even though she owns a home in the Tar Heel state and only moved away briefly because the military stationed her husband in Texas.
Hayleigh Perez, 26, hoped to use her G.I. Bill to attend the UNCs Pembroke campus near Fort Bragg, but the young veteran -- who served a 14-month tour in Iraq -- was told she did not qualify as a state resident because she had been gone for about three years.
I got frustrated. When I tried to inquire, they kept putting up roadblocks, Perez told FoxNews.com. Its just disgraceful that life in Iraq, where you could die, is easier than trying to go to school here.
Perez enlisted in 2005, and was stationed in Fort Bragg before shipping out to Camp Bucca in Iraq. That's where she met her husband and fellow soldier, Jose Perez-Rodriguez. The pair married and, when their tours ended in 2006, bought their home in Raeford, N.C. They lived there until 2009, when Jose Perez-Rodriguez was assigned to a base in Texas. But they continued paying the mortgage and taxes on the North Carolina property while she accompanied him on his deployment for six months, and Perez has been in North Carolina for the past two years, she said.
Perez was honorably discharged in September 2009, and, after giving birth to daughter Calleigh, and sought to build a post-military career. When her husband won a transfer back to Fort Bragg to rejoin his family, Perez started applying to colleges in the area in hopes of pursuing a master's degree as a physician's assistant. She told FoxNews.com she was accepted to both UNCs Fayetteville and Pembroke branches and chose Pembroke. But Perez was shocked when UNC-Pembroke officials told her she was not considered an in-state resident, even though the Fayetteville branch said she was. The G.I. Bill Perez hoped to use for school does not cover out-of-state tuition.
"I just figured I could appeal the decision," Perez said. "I thought it would be easy.
But Perez said the appeal process consisted of appearing before a 15-member panel at the school's vice chancellors office, where her request was denied. She said she later learned that the denial was based on the fact that she had not paid income tax in North Carolina in the years in which she was in Iraq and Texas.
The process was demeaning. They [Pembroke] treated me so poorly I felt like I was a criminal on trial, she said. They told me I couldnt reapply.
Sgt. Jason Thigpen, founder and president of the Student Veterans Advocacy Group, which is helping Perez make an appeal to the school, said nearly 250,000 other student veterans nationwide have been forced to pay out-of-pocket while using their G.I. Bill due to "adverse and short-sighted changes our federal government made.
Adding insult to injury, says Thigpen, is the fact the UNC is currently considering granting in-state tuition benefits to illegal immigrants at all 16 of its branches, including Pembroke.
Pretty shitty how they treat American citizens with civic duty service over the turds coming here for the freebies.Gun Control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her panty hose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound - Unknown
The problem is Empty People, Not Loaded Guns - Linda Schrock Taylor
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Interesting paradox for liberal asshole "Dream Act" fans. A Spanish surnamed American citizen and veteran being denied in state tuition.
Military Members, Spouses, and Dependents
To encourage members of the U.S. military to establish Virginia domicile, the one year of continuous domicile is not required for military members and for dependent spouses and children claiming domicile through the military member. To initiate payment of Virginia income taxes, military members should contact their military pay offices. The spouse of a military member may qualify for in-state tuition by establishing Virginia domicile, by claiming dependency on the military member who has established Virginia domicile, or through the military provision [Section 23-7.4(E) of the Code of Virginia]. Non-resident military members may be considered for a reduced tuition rate. If you, your spouse, or parent is a member of the military, contact the institution you are interested in attending for more information.
Active Duty Military
The application fee is waived for active-duty military personnel. In accordance with Maryland law, active-duty military personnel residing in Maryland during their enlistment are entitled to in-state tuition, regardless of their legal residence. Those residing in Howard County during their enlistment are entitled to in-county tuition.
Florida law specifies that active duty members of the Armed Services residing or stationed in Florida, their spouses, and dependent children, and active members of the Florida National Guard who qualify for the tuition assistance program, are considered residents for tuition purposes. Furthermore, active duty members of the Armed Services and their spouses attending a public community college or state university within 50 miles of the military establishment where they are stationed, if such military establishment is within a county contiguous to Florida are also considered residences for tuition purposes. Also, a person shall not lose his or her resident status for tuition purposes solely by reason of serving, or, if such person is a dependent child, by reason of his or her parent's or parents' serving, in the Armed Forces outside this state.
Think about how we felt when they passed that horseshit here!
Everyone was screaming at Perry that no matter how long and how well he sucked on the illegals "tamale", they would never vote Republican.
Since he signed it, I guess he didnt grasp the inference.Give a liberal a fish - he will eat for a day
Teach a liberal to fish - he will come back tomorrow wanting more free fish!
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But Perez said the appeal process consisted of appearing before a 15-member panel at the school's vice chancellors office, where her request was denied. She said she later learned that the denial was based on the fact that she had not paid income tax in North Carolina in the years in which she was in Iraq and Texas.
I would imagine that more in the way of clarification is due. It sounds she may have changed her residency to Texas which she was not required to do. Compare this to the military members working in the DC area who maintain (and are legally entitled to claim) to be residents of Florida or some other state, but are not citizens of their "temporary" place of residence and continue to vote in Florida or Texas. It would be interesting to know where she is registered to vote.
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Further down the article we find the less than outrageous truth:
Worthington defended the school system's record of support for members of the military and said Perez was not denied her right to use her G.I Bill to pay tuition. She said it was a federal law that caps the program's tuition payments at public schools at the highest in-state tuition in a given state, but noted G.I. Bill users can use up to $17,500 at a private institution of higher education.
Perez, according to Worthington, was responsible for providing the documentation to support her claims for in-state residency and, after failing to, was given the opportunity to appeal the determination to a state committee, which upheld the school's rejection.
Perez, who started an Internet petition that has garnered support from across the country with nearly 120,000 signatures in just five days, and the Students Veterans Advocacy group intend to sue both the school and the federal government if the school's decision is not reversed.
Its so much larger. This isnt just about me. Its for every veteran hitting these roadblocks, Perez said.
No matter what happens, Perez said she won't be attending UNC-Pembroke.
"Im now attending a private college," she said, declining to name the school. "I dont want to be associated with an institution that treats veterans this way.
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/10/16...#ixzz29UlcUM6g
So Perez is responding emotionally to a situation which the university actually had no say in.
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I am really enjoying ZD. Thank you so much for this wonderful program. There is simply no other like it.
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Natural Convection Cooling of a Vacuum Flask
Application ID: 1448
The following example solves a pure conduction and a free-convection problem in which a vacuum flask holding hot coffee dissipates thermal energy. The main interest is to calculate the flasks cooling power; that is, how much heat it loses per unit time.
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ZCS 6.0.7 is out, but for those still on the 5.x series of our server product: We are pleased to announce the release of Zimbra Collaboration Suite 5.0.24
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Monday Night Rides on the Summerset Trail
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Meet at CanoeSport Outfitters at 6 p.m. on Monday nights every week May 20 through Labor Day (except July 22 for RAGBRAI week). We will ride all or part of the Summerset Trail. Sometimes we'll make it to Banner Lake State Park & other times we'll ride all the way to Carlisle & back. Any level of cyclist welcome. Led by Canoesport Outfitters & sponsored by Friends of Indianola Trails & Indianola Parks & Recreation.


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The vote certification process that follows every election is now underway.
District 3 Lauderdale County Election Commissioner Awana Simmons says they will go precinct by precinct.
"We have ten days to certify," said Simmons. "It will take longer the more affidavits you have; they have to be researched. The affidavits are handled during certification process so we will start on them this morning."
The certification process could last up to ten days, but is usually completed in a couple of days.
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The Bizarro World of San Fran Nan and the House Dems
As Friday's House recess deadline looms, the CLEAR Act is rushing toward a floor vote. The CLEAR Act was supposed to fix whatever went wrong with Federal oversight of the Deepwater Horizon. One provision of the bill, offered by Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-LA), would have set up a Congressional commission of petroleum engineering experts to investigate the accident. This proposal was accepted unanimously in committee | Read More »


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Don't Miss: Holiday Events
by nycgo.com staff, 10/29/2013
(From left) George Balanchine's The Nutcracker photo by Paul Kolnik • Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade Balloon Inflation photo by Kent Miller Studios/Macy's, Inc.
The holiday season is a magical time in New York City. Across the five boroughs, ice-skating, tree lightings and classic events like the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade and the Radio City Christmas Spectacular provide an endless supply of festive offerings that last through the New Year. Bundle up and venture out into the joy-filled streets to peruse one-of-a-kind wares at the Union Square Holiday Market, take in celebrity performances at the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree Lighting and revel in seasonal festivities at Winter's Eve at Lincoln Square. If you'd rather duck out of the cold, the New York Botanical Garden Holiday Train Show proves a breathtaking retreat year after year, while performances of George Balanchine's The Nutcracker bring a timeless holiday tale to life. View the full slideshow for more information on these and many other events. And for additional ideas, visit our weekly "Free in NYC" and "Top Five Events" features; check out our concert, fashion, art, nightlife and sports listings; see our roundup of annual events; and search for an event in our calendar.


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LAUREL, Md. (WUSA) -- Howard County police say 7 at least people have had their checks stolen from mailboxes since October 2012. The latest case happened on January 14, 2013.
According to police, someone is targeting mailboxes with their flags up. The person then steals the check from the mailbox and alters the payee's information so they can go to the victim's bank and cash the check, say police. The reported incidents occurred in the Laurel and Clarksville areas. In some of these cases, "outgoing mail was strewn about the neighborhood and envelopes appeared to have been opened and taped closed after the check was removed," say police.
Police say that people should drop off envelopes and packages containing checks at their nearest post office or in a large blue collection box instead of sending it from their mailboxes. They also recommend the following:


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It is now a little less than three years since we came within an eyelash of a total collapse of the economy. Our elected "leaders" in Washington stubbornly cling to their claims that we are simply in a recession. Those who brought about the meltdown are still raking in billions in bonuses. "Too big to fail" financial institutions are bigger than ever.
As a people, we seem incapable of learning from history.
Taylorsville, what have you done? Having read all the ups and downs regarding the EDA, I wonder if the city and county officials even know what they have done by eliminating EDA and losing Annette King.
Yes, anyone can be replaced, but no replacement will ever be able to fill these shoes.
Can't we all just get along?
You hear that stated all the time, but if our founding fathers had just all got along we would still be a British Colony. There are times to get along and times to dissent. Dissension is good, it causes thought and discussion, but some can't discuss, they want to argue and suggest their way is the best way and there's no need for change or you're just negative and causing trouble. They may form a defensive circle to ward off any constructive criticism and shut you out.
The Knights of Columbus of All Saints Catholic Church hit a "homerun" for our troops in Afghanistan by their generous donation to Guard Duty, Inc., to ship over to Afghanistan supplies for the "SFC Sammy – Chevy, Baseball and Apple Pie Event," an all-American day of playing baseball, popcorn, peanuts, Cracker Jacks and apple pie for our combat troops.
The Knights financial aid will help ship to Afghanistan the ball equipment plus four cases of apple pies, two cases that were generously donated by a Taylorsville grocer.
On behalf of Spencer County Middle and High schools, I would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Thomas Crain (Creekside Family Medical) and Becky House (Spencer County Physical Therapy) for hosting their annual sports physical clinic.
On June 18, 76 student athletes received free sports physicals. This marks roughly 10 years of service that they have graciously provided to our community. How very lucky we are.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank the editor for the editorial "Open the doors on city government" in the May 18, 2011 paper.
On Tuesday, May 10, I attended the Taylorsville City Commission meeting and was very surprised to see no residents there. This prompted me to write this letter to the editor.
Through my employment here in town and work with a local military/veteran support organization, I have grown to know and love many of the fine people of Taylorsville and Spencer County.
The sixth annual Spencer County Habitat for Humanity Golf Scramble was June 11 at Tanglewood Golf Course. More than 70 golfers from all over Kentucky participated in this outpouring of community support.
Mother Nature cooperated, the golf course was in great shape, numerous volunteers watched for the golfers to make a hole-in-one and the golfers generously donated to Spencer County Habitat by buying "skirts," "mulligans" and door prize tickets.
I attended the fiscal court meeting, on June 6, and the Taylorsville City Commission meeting, June 7. The funding of EDA was among the first items on the agenda at both.
At the Monday fiscal court meeting, the EDA executive director gave a presentation and then had her supporters express their support of her and the EDA.
After some discussion, the court voted not to fund the EDA and then they moved the $30,000 to the account to fund a consultant for the new planning and zoning laws.
On June 4 and 5, our state park hosted a triathlon at the lake. They rented the space to them over a year ago, which is great, but the downside is that the lake had since been flooded.
This is no one's fault, but since there was a weather emergency due to the flood, there should have been other arrangements for the start of the race.
Instead, they took up all the parking at the only open boat ramp leaving no parking for the boaters.
I personally watched as children cried because parents had to tell them they could not get on the lake.
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Things to see and do - Pamplona
Leaving for Spain
Pamplona :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Pamplona Hotel tips
Hotel Castillo de Javier from41 €Book
Hostal Arriazu from39 €Book
Pamplona Catedral Hotel from89 €Book
Pamplona Travel guide
Pamplona : Michelin's recommendations
Pamplona is the main town in the Spanish Pyrenees region. The former capital of the kingdom of Navarre, it has retained the appearance of a fortified old town in its narrow streets around the cathedral. Part of its old walls remain to the north and east, while modern districts have developed to the south, characterised by arcaded squares (Plaza del Castillo) and long avenues lined with attractive buildings (Paseo de Sarasate). A ring of parks surrounds the walled town.
Tourist attractions Pamplona : Things to see and do
Sta María La Real Cathedral, Pamplona
C/Curia, s/n E - 31000 Pamplona
A few capitals from the portals and cloister remain from the early Romanesque church and are in the Museum of Navarre. Inside the cathedral, in front of the gate that closes the sanctuary, stands the alabaster tomb ordered in 1416 by King Charles III..
Plaza del Castillo
E - 31001 Pamplona
A popular meeting point for the locals, this former parade square of the old castle is the junction of the old quarter and the earliest ensanche (new quarter). 18C arcaded buildings border it on three sides, while the fourth opens onto the broad Aven..
Museum of Navarre
Cuesta de Santo-Domingo 47 E - 31001 Pamplona
The museum stands on the site of a 16C hospital of which the Renaissance door remains; the exhibition is housed in the chapel. Note the Roman mosaics from 2C and 4C villas. Romanesque art is the star of the show, with capitals from the 12C Pamplona C..
Hotels Pamplona
Hotel Castillo de Javier
San Nicolás, 50-52 E - 31001 Pamplona
Hotel Castillo de Javier is set in the historic centre of Pamplona, near the Plaza del Castillo. It offers cosy accommodation with free ADSL internet access. Soundproofed rooms at the hotel have flat-screen TV and orthopedic mattresses. They all hav..
Sercotel Europa
Espoz y Mina, 11 E - 31002 Pamplona
Prix Prices from : 46 €
Situated 100 metres from Pamplona Bullring, this hotel overlooks the famous bull running of the San Fermin Festival. Hotel Europa offers a Michelin-starred restaurant, free Wi-Fi and rooms with private balconies. Each room at the family-run Europa H..
Pamplona Catedral Hotel
Dos de Mayo, 4 E - 31001 Pamplona
The Pamplona Catedral Hotel is a delightfully tranquil hotel located in the heart of beautiful Pamplona, and set in a converted medieval convent. This hotel is hidden in a quiet corner of the centre less than 200 m from the buzzing Plaza del Castill..
Restaurants Pamplona
Espoz y Mina 11-1° E - 31002 Iruña
Impressively run by three sisters and a brother, the Europa boasts two stylishly contemporary dining rooms and several private rooms. The extensive à la carte choices feature modern cuisine prepared with products from the local region. Alternatively,..
Palacio Guendulain
Zapatería 53 E - 31001 Pamplona
Arrieta 3 E - 31002 Iruña
A restaurant with a great family tradition where guests can choose between a classic-cum-contemporary dining room or two private areas. The chef conjures up contemporary dishes prepared with seasonal local products, which combine a variety of flavour..
G.H. La Perla
pl. del Castillo 1 E - 31001 Pamplona
Nueva 20 E - 31001 Iruña
San Nicolás 32 E - 31001 Iruña
Tavern-style on a main street full of bars. It has a simple dining room in the back for the tapas and kebabs menu.


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This month marks the 30th anniversary of Disney's second theme park here in Florida, EPCOT. Originally planned as an experimental controlled community, home to twenty thousands residents; a test bed for emerging city planning and technological ideas and creations. As he put it in his own words:
"EPCOT… will take its cue from the new ideas and new technologies that are now emerging from the creative centers of American industry. It will be a community of tomorrow that will never be completed, but will always be introducing and testing and demonstrating new materials and systems. And EPCOT will always be a showcase to the world for the ingenuity and imagination of American free enterprise. It will be a planned, controlled community, a showcase for American industry and research, schools, cultural and educational opportunities. In EPCOT, there will be no slum areas because we won't let them develop. There will be no landowners and therefore no voting control. People will rent houses instead of buying them, and at modest rentals. There will be no retirees; everyone must be employed."
Walt Disney died long before he was able to see an progress on EPCOT. Though his idea for a Utopian city was set aside for the moment, plans to open a new park continued. Originally, there was much indecision among Imagineers on the park's purpose, with some wanting it to represent present and any future technological advances while others wanted it to showcase international cultures and customs. At some point in time, the two ideas came together forming a plan similar to those of the world expos, where new technology is presented and guests are able to experience different cultures from around the world with Spaceship Earth as the centerpiece and main attraction.
Opening in 1982, Spaceship Earth was sponsored by the Bell System who had a monopoly on telephone services across the United States. In 1984, the Bell System was broken into smaller companies, with it's parent company, AT&T, becoming it's own company. AT&T would go on to continue sponsoring Spaceship Earth from 1984 to 2004.
In 1994, technology had drastically changed since Spaceship Earth opened and AT&T saw it as something that represented the old world, so they decided it was time for a update. Though the majority of the scenes of our history remained unchanged, those showing our current and future communication were largely updated; the script was rewritten, the theme song removed and Jeremy Irons was brought in to narrate. It was with this update that the post-show area was changed, replacing the original "Earth Station" with "AT&T's Global Neighborhood". The new post-show experience featured hand-on exhibits featuring AT&T's communication technology.
In 1999, to coincide with the Millennium Celebration, AT&T once again updated the post-show. The original "Global Neighborhood" exhibits were removed and replaced with a large tree made of thick steel cable dubbed "The Network Tree" which sat atop a geodesic, transparent floor. Guests were able to see all the cables which connected to various exhibits through the tree's branches and roots. This new post-show was renamed "The New Global Neighborhood".
In 2003, after nearly 20-years as the sponsor, AT&T decided to end it's partnership with Disney and subsequent sponsorship of the attraction. The "New Global Neighborhood" was removed and the area boarded up.


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Join Classical 91.5 host Brenda Tremblay for a screening of this 1984 Oscar winner for Best Picture.
WXXI is pleased to host its first Classical 91.5 Film Series at The Little Theatre. Three films are featured in the series, with Amadeus being the final screening on Saturday, August 17 at 1 p.m. at the Little Theatre. Classical 91.5 morning host Brenda Tremblay will introduce the film, which will be followed by a panel discussion with music and movie specialists.
Winner of eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Actor and Director, playwright Peter Shaffer's engrossing story of genius, jealousy, and passion stars Tom Hulce as the gifted but childish prodigy Mozart and F. Murray Abraham as bitter rival Salieri. Brilliant musical sequences are set against the opulence of 18th-century Vienna; Milos Forman directs.
How can you get tickets?
Pledge your support to WXXI at the $30 level for a pair of tickets to any one of these screenings. Or pledge at the $90 level to receive a pair to the entire series. You can also arrange for as many guests to as many films as you'd like! Make your contribution online here to become a member and join Classical 91.5 at the movies this summer.
Rush tickets can be purchased at the Little Theatre Box Office on the day of each screeening for $15 each. (Subject to availability)
Read more about this music series on Mona Seghatoleslami's blog, by clicking here.
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After I upgraded my ZCS from 6.x version to 7.x few months ago, I faced the exact the same problem on not many, but few Outlook clients. Beside that, ZCS 7.x works fine, no problems.
Here is is from my Outlook 2010:
As one of the problematic Outlooks is also my own machine, I tried all these to solve the problem:Code:Your server reported a UID that does not comply with the IMAP standard. This typically indicates a server bug. Your program may not function properly after this. DETAILS: MsgSeqNum 35, New UID 40353. Prev UID: 40353, Next UID: 40355. Protocol: IMAP Server: zimbra.server.com Port: 143 Error Code: 0x800CCCDC
- deleted IMAP account in Outlook, but no help
- removed also IMAP.PST store on computer, and recreated new one, but no help
- remove whole Office 2010, deleted all remaining folders, recreated Outlook profile, account....THIS HELPED
...but only for 1 month. Now again I've got this error.
- Now I changed IMAP port from SSL 993 to TLS 143, but still no help.
Anybody having such a problems?
I mean - might it be ZCS server related?
For all of you, who are having the same problems, here I edited the initial post with key information from the whole thread.
FIRST, Bug has been reported for this issue: https://bugzilla.zimbra.com/show_bug.cgi?id=62160
Please vote, if you have the same problem!
SECOND, maybe what you want, possible temporary workaround, which might help in most cases:
AFAIK, problem is in most cases with one of the mail items in "Trash" or "Drafts". So it might help if you delete those mails in both, webmail and Outlook.


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CLARKSTON, Ga. -- Ronald Williams is 11Alive's Fugitive of the Week for July 25.
Williams, 41, is wanted by the DeKalb County Sheriff's Fugitive Squad for aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.
The charges stem from an incident that happened on December 28, 2011, when Williams got into an argument with another man outside a home on Reilly Lane in Clarkston.
"He fired rounds into the home as a result of a dispute over money," Sgt. Adrion Bell with the DeKalb County Sheriff's Office said.
A person at the home said her whole family was inside the house when the shooting happened. She did not want to be identified, but said two children were standing in the front entrance when the shots were fired.
No one was hit. One bullet also went into a neighbor's house.
Sgt. Bell said Williams is also wanted in Monroe County on drug charges and a probation violation. He has an extensive criminal record.
"He has charges dating back to 2001, mostly drug charges, obstruction of officers, theft and a host of other charges," Bell said.
Seven months after the latest incident, Williams is still on the loose.
"But we do believe that he is still in the area," Sgt. Bell said. "We would deem him as being armed and dangerous."
Williams goes to the top of our most wanted list on Rowson's Crime Scene as our Fugitive of the Week. If you know where Williams is, call Crime Stoppers Atlanta at 404-577-TIPS(8477).
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(I couldn't add a poll in the original thread, so if the mod's could delete the other without a poll that would be great )
What's up guys. This is my first suggestion, so be kind ahha
Well one of the things I most like is the power of Randomization. Based on that, my suggestion for a next challenge is to go to this site Random Noun Generator and generate, let's say 5, or 10 words, chose let's say, 3 or 5 nouns, and create a map that got all of these words as a central element.
1 Anethesiologist
2 Cellar
3 Craftsman
4 Diving
5 Drill
6 Honey
7 Romania
8 Wednesday
So lot's o random elements here, let's say I wanna do a Battle Map in a Cellar (2), with Romanian archtecture and elements (7), where a Craftsman (3) has to fight some enemies using a Drill (5).
Silly right? But hey, that's the fun in randomness! No all the elements have to be in the map, maybe a name could come up and the title might be "Ronald's Worst Wednesday"?
it can be Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives or even the mix of them!
So here are the sites I found that we could use:
Adjective Generator - Randomly Generate Hundreds of Adjectives (ADJECTIVES)
Random Noun Generator (NOUNS)
Verb Generator - Randomly Generate Verbs (VERBS)
ps: I know some time ago we had a challenge using the words, Rock, Wind and 8 (I don't know the words for sure). It was fun, since it gave a common ground, but with was very limited in some ways, here the participant could randomize as long as he wanted until he found the perfect (for him) combination of words!
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All I wanna do is make the whole crowd bounce y'all...
Instructions to this game, it's instinct mixed with knowledge
I'm a player in the game and I know not from college
Eyes open, focus, scoping out the scene
Watch the gangsta haters close cos they worse than dope fiends
I hope things get better for you
Cos I'mma make things get better for me
And keep the Doggystyle hottest thing out the LB
The L-L-G wit DPG by the sea
We ride at high tide, the East is my side
I'mma tell you 'long as my voice is recordable
That plan you got ain't gonna work you better audible
Oh yes I'm fresh 'till i expire from existence
Wit persistence I perceive
To supply you wit what you need, no room for greed
Better go around and when it come to you
Don't bite off more than you can chew
Respect the game and the game will respect you back
Game is life, life is struggle
Without the coastal juggle
So if you drop I test that, fragile as a crystal
(Will you get mad and go pull out your pistol?)
Or will you be a man and pick up all the pieces
And put it back together and remain tougher than leather
As for me I'm tryin to keep it real Dogg
All I wanna do is make the whole crowd bounce y'all
Just keep it real Dogg
All I wanna do is make the whole crowd bounce y'all
*repeat x2*
*?Teatlet?*, hold em, shake em, roll
Fly G boys and all you hoodrat girls
Pound puts it down all around the world
But let's pick up the litter, LB young nigga
I need solar on my Dogg nall, I bark when it get dark
Bitches in heat we tear the beat up, what?
On the microphone I bury the bone
Always, strays try to follow me home
Uhh, to get the pooper scooper, why? They droppin doo-doo
I'm steppin on shit, lift up the bottom of my shoe
See I'm smashin full-breaded wit no leash
When I mob, make marks across the street
See I'm vicious like hell, got em waggin they tail
For the bow-wow LBC style
Hit you like the Dogg bopper fever, I fetch paper
On the receiver, go get it like a retriever
I want em close enough so I can lock on em
Wit the mizzic, see I let the Doggz loose on em
Check this out here man, I lick em, sick em
Man's best friend, I hit you for ten, uhh
Fleas can't seize my pack, what what's my name?
Major trick we're hittin licks like the Doberman Gang
Y'done trip and try to fuck me up ever since a young puppy
Run a cat up a tree, nigga it's DPG
All I wanna do is make the whole crowd bounce y'all
Just keep it real Dogg
*repeat x2*
They say once upon a time in the land of the loccs
Where it's all about dope and pistol smoke
I packs me a heavy calibre .38 revolver
Weed out, DP'd out, GC'd out
Oh, did you not know
Snoop wit the .44 knockin at'cha door
We the passion for smashin and mashin the masses
Knockin' niggas like Cassius, Dogg Pound Gangsta assassin
It's like in a action
Cos for the cash in my own zone we known for blastin
Bustin, no need for discussion
We don't discuss, we stay close as 10 inches then bust
Close enough to touch then rush
Clean and radical and get clutch
The Dogg is the Don like killer Corleone
Free the D-O-double G with the solid gold bone
Just keep it real Dogg
All I wanna do is make the whole crowd bounce y'all
*repeat x3*
This DJ Pooh-produced banger has Snoop trying to keep it real, dog (or is that "real dog"?)


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SRAM PC 1031 Chain $0.00
The SRAM PC-1031 Chain is a revamped version of the PC-1030. The only difference is a subtle reshaping of the outer plates to make it run quieter. It's made specifically for 10-speed drivetrains, and like its pricier relatives, it mates perfectly with the tooth shaping and pickup/release points on SRAM's cassettes and chainrings for flawless shifting performance.
Two main details differentiate it from their top of the line PC-1091 -- it lacks the hollow pins and nickel plating on both the inner and outer link plates. So the solid pins add some twenty grams or so over a hollow-pinned chain and you'll just need to make sure that you keep your PC-1031 chain well-lubricated and it will serve you well. The chrome-hardened link pins provide all the strength you'll ever need for massive efforts against the pedals. You can install a PC-1031 chain without special tools thanks to SRAM's PowerLock connecting link. No other sub-6mm chain in the marketplace shares this feature. And unlike the occasional headaches we're all familiar with when it comes to Shimano HG pins and Wippermann connecting links, the PowerLock link is as strong or stronger than any other link on the chain, and it won't hinder shift quality in the least.
The SRAM PC-1031 Chain is compatible with both SRAM and Shimano 10-speed drivetrains. Please note that while the PowerLock installation can be done tool-free, it's recommended to be used only once due to the extremely close tolerances required by the narrow 10-speed design. So if you must break your chain for maintenance reasons, a new 10-speed PowerLock link will be required to reassemble it.
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
A new chain is a necessity, especially after nearly snapping the one you have on a bent link. I went with this option to save some cash, and I have no doubts that it will last close to the 1000 mile mark.
Awesome chain, good value
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I have always had great luck with SRAM chains, the PC 1031 is my go-to 10 speed chain. I am currently using it on my downhill bike so weight isn't a huge concern. Reliability is a concern, however, and this chain has stood up to the test of time. It finally broke after 2 season of hard riding, and I just replaced it with the same chain. If you're looking for a great performing, reliable 10 speed chain that won't break the bank this is the way to go.
Good price
Easy installation
Not as light as PC 1051 or 1071
Is this chain compatible with my daughters 2009 Giant Avail, Shimano 10 speed 105 drivetrain, FSA GOSSAMER TRIPLE CRANK?
Hey Eppp839725,
This chain will work with your daughters drivetrain. Any Sram or Shimano 10 speed drivetrain will be compatible with this chain.
My Go-To 10 Speed chain
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Chains are a pretty basic piece of equipment, but a broken chain can leave a little cloud of doubt every time you put a little energy into the pedals. SRAM chains seem to work time and again, and I love that they come with a masterlink for easy installation and cleaning. There are certainly lighter and schnazzier options out there, but the PC1031 is a trusty favorite of mine.
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I've ridden this chain for the last two years and I've never had a problem until I broke my derailleur hanger. This chain can take a beating and works incredible well. My buddy has snapped his Shimano chain many a time while this one keeps on chugging along. Great bang for your buck!


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This document describes the functions of V440HDSerialData.dll. Additional remarks regarding the SerialDataTool.exe source are also included as supplementary data.
OS:Windows XP
This tool is used for connecting a V-440HD (running Version 2.0 or above) and a V-44SW to a personal computer via the computer's serial interface and carrying out the transmission/reception of values for the V-440HD/V-44SW's settings.
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Indulge your dog in a healthy, meaty addiction with Addiction Meaty Bites Treats.
Featuring a soft texture and made with delicious, free range New Zeland venison, Addiction Meaty Bites Treats are an all natural treat that every dog is sure to love. Using meat as the first ingredient and made without any grains or soy, this treat is ideal for dog's with common allergies to grains, beef and poultry.
Addiction Meaty Bites Treats make a perfect, guilt free training treat. Each chewy morsel is round and has about the diameter of a dime, packing meaty goodness into a great size for any dog.
Addiction Meaty Bites Treats
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Available as the venison recipe in 4 oz and 12 oz bags.
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Today, a brief photo-essay: Summer (minus the waiting in various studios to audition, the hours spent cleaning tables at a Nolita cafe, and any documentation of the various projects I've undertaken. Also minus the heat wave, because nobody needs to be reminded of what a heat index of 115 feels like).
Next, you and I will be reunited, Little Blog, with (probably) no apologies or excuses of Project Explosions and other writing endeavors. Just you and me.
(Can you tell I got a new phone that takes pictures that are a lot cooler than I am?)
As in the days of old, I'll leave you with some tunes. I've been listening to this cover all summer. Click. Listen. Enjoy.
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Sho for IronPython 2.7
Sho is a playground for data: a set of libraries and an interactive environment for rapid prototyping, data analysis, and visualization. It consists of libraries for math and visualization that can be accessed from any .NET language, as well as an interactive console and other modules built in IronPython for data manipulation, visualization, and analysis of arbitrary .NET objects and data structures. This version targets IronPython 2.7, which is required to use Sho with the Python Tools for Visual Studio.
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How to change expired administrator's password?
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How to change expired administrator's password?
Expired where?
You can change the local password with zmprov sp <account> <pass>
but if you're using a remote auth server, you'll probably want to:
zmprov md <domain> zimbraAuthFallbackToLocal TRUE
may need a tomcat restart after that.
does the zm...... command just issue an ldapadd -m ... command, ?
It uses the Java JNDI API to modfiy the entry in LDAP.
Thx for ur reply.. I can now login to server.


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Texas Ranger. (Brenham, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1, Monday, December 17, 1860
Date: December 17, 1860
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Since my organization has decided to move it's over to Zimbra, we thought me might take advantage of the world of LDAP. Now we are lucky enough to be able to install all of this from scratch. If we decide we want to take advantage of LDAP would the people out there in the Zimbra world recommend I go with a plain implementation of LDAP and integrate Zimbra into that. Or should I install ZimbraLDAP and integrate everything else into it.
And yes I know Zimbra uses OpenLDAP version 2.2.28.
Thanks for your recommendation it is much appreciated!


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Risk management key to Japan's recovery
March 25, 2011
New market intelligence on Japan is being made available to shippers this week.
D&B (Dun & Bradstreet) has released a free search tool that allows shippers to identify companies that are located in the prefectures impacted by the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan. This information will help organizations begin to assess their exposure to financial and business continuity risk resulting from the earthquake and tsunami as well as unfolding developments at the Fukushima Daiichi Power Station.
Drawing from its considerable data sources, D&B has identified roughly 150,000 businesses in the Fukushima, Miyagi and Iwate prefectures. Shippers will be able to search by company name or D-U-N-S number to identify if an organization is located in the affected region. The search tool will provide information on which companies are in the impact zone but cannot provide on-demand detailed reports due to conditions in the region.
"Our thoughts continue to be with the Japanese people as they seek to stabilize and rebuild," said Josh Peirez, president, innovation and chief marketing officer, D&B. "These events have far-reaching effects that impact companies with either direct or non-direct relationships with Japanese companies. We've made our data available to the general public in order to help companies who are seeking to better understand how this will impact them in the short and long term. "
Organizations interested in the extent of impact to a specific business can order an investigation from D&B. Additional information can be found in the updated Japan Risk Line report describing the impact of the disaster to commercial activity in Japan at http://www.dnb.com/ Custo.mers and non-customers can order the updated Japan Risk Line report from the dnb.com site.
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WB Games and NetherRealm Studios have revealed Sinestro and Hawkgirl as the two newest characters in "Injustice: Gods Among Us" to fight it out against the DC Universe in a battle for supremacy.
WB Games has released a new trailer for NetherRealm Studios' "Injustice: Gods Among Us," revealing Aquaman as a playable character and teases his role in the game's story.
"Bioshock Infinite," "Gears of War," "Pathfinder," "Portal" and "Tomb Raider" toys were among the many game-inspired collectables from NECA and Diamond Select Toys displayed at New York Toy Fair 2013.
In a recent interview, Telltale Games co-founder and CEO Dan Connors discussed future plans for the second season of "The Walking Dead" game and gave a brief update on the status of the studio's "Fables" game.
During a conference call with investors, Time Warner's chief financial officer confirmed the third installment of Warner Bros.' blockbuster "Batman: Arkham" video game franchise will be released later this year.
Little Orbit's Matthew Scott discusses "Young Justice: Legacy," which fills in the gap between season one and two of the animated series, saying that Cartoon Network dropping the show from DC Nation will not affect the game.
CBR News goes hands on in the on-going conflict between the iconic movie monsters with a preview of the upcoming "Aliens Vs. Predator: Evolution" mobile game from Fox Digital Entertainment.
Creative Director Jens Andersen takes CBR on a tour of Sony Entertainment Online's latest "DC Universe Online" DLC, Home Turf, explaining the ins and out of Lairs, Sidekicks and PvP Battles.
The "Injustice: Gods Among Us" latest trailer offers insight into the motivations of the game's character while offering gamers a first listen to the voice actors portraying Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman and others.
DC Comics and Sony Online Entertainment's massive multiplayer online game will finally offer gamers a place to call their own in next week's forthcoming DLC expansion.
Writer Tom Taylor discusses his latest DC Comics digital first title, "Injustice: Gods Among Us," based in the same world as the upcoming fighting game from NetherRealm Studios.
Warner Bros. Interactive has announced an April 16 release date for NetherRealm Studios' highly anticipated "Injustice: Gods Among Us" DC fighting game and a new premium Battle Edition.
Telltale Games Exec. Producer Kevin Boyle discusses the many accolades for "The Walking Dead," the challenge in creating a new aspect of Robert Kirkman's zombie franchise and what to expect from Season 2.
Gazillion Entertainment's free-to-play "Marvel Heroes" MMO prepares for its Spring 2013 release with a special Founders Program that allows players to pre-purchase heroes, costumes and currency at a reduced price.
Classic DC Comics villains Lex Luthor and Bane have been revealed as the latest additions to NetherRealms' upcoming DC Comics-based brawler "Injustice: Gods Among Us."
Warner Bros. Interactive and TT Games have announced "LEGO Marvel Super Heroes" as the newest video game in its bestselling LEGO franchise with over 100 playable characters. UPDATED with footage!
CBR looks back at one of the most eventful and significant years for comic book video games in recent memory including Telltale's acclaimed "The Walking Dead," the closure of "City of Heroes" and more.
Concept artwork for a never-released EA Chicago-produced follow-up to "Marvel Nemesis: Rise of the Imperfects" has appeared online, suggesting possible improvements to the poorly received brawler.
Telltale Games' adaptation of Robert Kirkman's Image Comics title scored big at the annual Spike Video Game awards, taking home Game of the Year honors, Studio of the Year and more.
After finding great success with its previously released "X-Men" pinball, Stern Pinball ups the ante with a dedicated table based on Marvel Studios and Joss Whedon's mega-popular "Avengers" film.
Slade Wilson, the deadly assassin known as Deathstroke the Terminator, has been announced as the newest playable character in NetherRealm's "Injustice: Gods Among Us" DC Comics-inspired fighting game.
WB Games and NetherRealm Studios has released a new trailer for "Injustice: Gods Among Us," with a behind the scenes look and new developments for the upcoming DC brawler.
At New York Comic Con, Gazillion Entertainment's David Brevik took CBR News behind the scenes and hands-on with its upcoming MMO game "Marvel Heroes." Find out special features and how it plays, plus see a gallery of screenshots.
Marvel Studios put their video game slate in the cross hairs at New York Comic Con to discuss new games for the Avengers and Spider-Man, Deadpool's zany solo adventure, more pinball and more.
Artist and Vigil Games Co-Founder Joe Madureira has announced his departure from the studio and teased plans for his next big project following his return to comics.
CBR stepped into the ring for a hands-on demo of "Injustice," the Justice League fighting game hitting consoles in March 2013. Hector Sanchez of NetherRealm Studios showed us the ropes and hinted what's still to come.
NetherRealm studios adds Oliver Queen and his long-range battle tactics to its cast of fighters for "Injustice: Gods Among Us," set to hit in April 2013 for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii U.
CBR spoke with voice actor Matthew Mercer at Capcom's "Resident Evil 6" launch party about playing the game's protagonist, updated gameplay and recording bizarre death sequences.
The latest trailer for "Injustice: Gods Among Us," NetherRealm Studio's DC Comics' superhero fighter, shows off new weaponry, attacks and the level of violence gamers can expect when it hits consoles April 20, 2013.
Gazillion Entertainment is now accepting sign-ups for the beta edition of "Marvel Heroes," its the upcoming MMORPG featuring a variety of Marvel Comics characters in action.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced that "Gotham City Imposters," the Batman-inspired competitive shooter, has gone free-to-play through Valve's Steam and Steamworks service.
CBR News spoke with Marvel and developer Wideload Games about their newest mobile game for iOS and Android, "Avengers Initiative," and their ambitious plans for a shared gaming universe.
Paragon Studios announced that the world's first superhero MMORPG "City of Heroes" will come to a close by the end of 2012 due to NCsoft's decision to close the studio.
CBR News speaks with acclaimed comic book writer Peter David about his latest digital comic series, which ties in with Disney Interactive's "Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two."
High Moon Studios senior creative director Dave Cravens talks about what to expect from "Transformers: Fall of Cybertron," rolling out to stores this week.
Following the release of a mobile game teaser image, Marvel has released a new trailer for an unknown game featuring Nick Fury's activation of the Avengers Initiative after a mass super-villain escape from the Vault.
The Incredible Hulk and the Avengers are the focus of a teaser image announcing the promise of a "massive" mobile gaming experience from Marvel.
WB Games and Netherrealms Studio's upcoming fighter gets a taste of feline ferocity as Catwoman joins the "Injustice: Gods Among Us" party with an all-new vignette trailer.
343 Industries takes over from Bungie for Master Chief's return in "Halo 4" with development to draw in new players including a supplementary live-action web series and expanded universe novel.
Paul Dini, the fan-favorite comic writer behind "Batman: Arkham Asylum" and "Batman: Arkham City," confirms he will not return for a third installment, explaining why he chose to pursue other projects.
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Jim Evans, 44, of Corona, Calif., didn't set out to win a national championship in the 2012 AMA Hare & Hound National Championship Series. He just went racing to "see how it goes."
He went home at the end of the season with the ATV 100-Open B title.
"This was my first year racing in this amateur class, so I knew I had to step it up a bit to do well in this class," Evans says. "It wasn't easy."
His toughest competition came from Christopher Peatross, who he battled the year before as well.
"Towards the end of the year there were some other really fast guys coming out to the races so it's going to be very challenging [2013]," Evans says.
Evans ran most of the season aboard a Yamaha YFZ450R outfitted with a full set of PRM skid plates, a DynoJet programmer, GYTR full exhaust and larger tires.
"The power and handling of the YFZ450R is one of the main reasons I was able to be more competitive this year," he says. "The Yamaha was very reliable and I had no mechanical issues all year. It's a rock solid quad."
Evans says he really likes racing the AMA ATV Hare & Hound National Championship Series because the races are challenging and really test your riding ability. You are able to push yourself a little farther at each race, he says, which makes him a better rider.
The Nationals "also bring out more quad riders to compete with," he says.
Evans raced motorcycles and did a lot of trail riding starting in the late 1980s but switched to quads after seriously injuring his leg in 2005. He first began racing ATVs in 2011 and decided to get make a full-on effort in 2012.
"This is my first championship and I am really proud of that," Evans says. "I've come a long way since my accident."
Now that he has a title under his belt, Evans hopes to capture another one in the 2013 AMA Hare & Hound National Championship Series. He also plans to run some district 37 (Southern California) races, and might even try racing Baja.
"Anything that allows me to put miles on my quad I'll be there," he says. "That's what I enjoy most."
When he's not racing ATVs, Evans enjoys riding his mountain bike and hiking with his wife, Wendy, who has been supportive throughout the years.
"We went through a couple tough years with my leg injury," Evans says. "She is a really special lady and the love of my life."
Evans would like to thank everyone involved with the NHHA series, District 37 clubs, Rescue 3 and all the voluntaries who devote so much time and effort to put on desert races.
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Long-term care ombudsman protects residents' rights
The long-term care ombudsman advocates for residents' rights, quality of life and care in long-term care facilities (nursing homes, boarding homes, adult family homes and veterans' homes).
The long-term care ombudsman has the power, based on federal and state law, to protect residents' rights. Ombudsmen can investigate complaints and work with long-term care facilities to respond to any concerns on residents' behalf.
Residents have rights, nursing home rights, and they are vital to all residents. Without rights in nursing homes, there could be resident abuse, neglect and poor care. Under the Bill of Rights, every person is entitled to certain rights, whether the person is living in a nursing home or living at home.
The residents' bills of rights are just as powerful and important as the Bill of Rights; rights of residents protect the health, safety and welfare for all residents in long-term care facilities.
The long-term care ombudsman was mandated to protect residents' rights, family rights, resident council rights and family council rights. Resident council rights protect the well-being of residents living in long-term care facilities. Family council rights protect the rights of family in long-term care facilities.
The ombudsman offers free nursing home rights information that can assist families in how to choose a long-term care facility. The more information you have about a long-term care facility, the better chance you have to choose a facility that will protect residents' rights, family rights and provide residents quality care.
Long-term care ombudsman program
Ombudsman responsibilities outlined in the Older Americans Act include:
—Identify, investigate and resolve complaints made by or on behalf of residents.
—Provide information to residents about long-term care services.
—Represent the interests of residents before governmental agencies and seek administrative, legal and other remedies to protect residents.
—Analyze, comment on and recommend changes in laws and regulations pertaining to the health, safety, welfare and rights of residents.
—Educate and inform consumers and the general public regarding issues and concerns related to long-term care and facilitate public comment on laws, regulations, policies and actions.
—Promote the development of citizen organizations to participate in the program.
—Provide technical support for the development of resident and family councils to protect the well-being and rights of residents.
—Advocate for changes to improve residents' quality of life and care.
Residents' rights are guaranteed by the federal 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law. The law requires nursing homes to "promote and protect the rights of each resident" and places a strong emphasis on individual dignity and self-determination. Nursing homes must meet federal residents' rights requirements if they participate in Medicare or Medicaid.
Some states have residents' rights in state law or regulation for nursing homes, licensed assisted living, adult care homes and other board and care facilities. A person living in a long-term care facility maintains the same rights as an individual in the larger community.
What are residents' rights?
Residents' rights guarantee quality of life. The 1987 Nursing Home Reform Law requires each nursing home to care for its residents in a manner that promotes and enhances the quality of life of each resident, ensuring dignity, choice and self-determination.
All nursing homes are required "to provide services and activities to attain or maintain the highest practicable physical, mental and psychosocial well-being of each resident in accordance with a written plan of care that … is initially prepared, with participation, to the extent practicable, of the resident, the resident's family or legal representative." This means a resident should not decline in health or well-being as a result of the way a nursing facility provides care.
Erin LeBlanc is a long-term care ombudsman serving Logan, Phillips and Sedgwick counties.


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Depends on what you mean by "climbing gear." Ice-climbing hardware such as tools, screws and crampons will have to be checked, as will any weapon-like implements such as nut tools and shivs. These items are allowed in checked baggage, though you will pay $25 for the first bag and $35 for the second (Southwest does not charge), each way, and bags heavier than 50 pounds or oversized can cost up to $150 extra each way. The latter point makes buying a crash pad once you arrive at your destination, then leaving it there, more economical than flying with it.
Soft goods—ropes, harnesses, shoes—will be fine to carry on, and most airlines let you stow one bag in the overhead for free, which is, I imagine, the reason for your question. Hardware (belay device, nuts, cams, carabiners) should be allowed as carry on, but could single you out for some special loving treatment, as the TSA is suspicious of devices they don't understand.
Items you can't carry on or even check, ever, are ones that could go bang, such as propane canisters and white gas for your cook stove. You might be allowed to check your white-gas stove if it is drained and doesn't smell like gas, but it could still be confiscated. Go to www.tsa.gov for the complete list of prohibited items. Next!
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U.S. soldiers land in Turkey to operate Patriot missiles
Newscast Media ANKARA—A group of 27 US troops has arrived in Turkey to operate NATO Patriot surface-to-air (SAM) missile batteries. At least six of those will be deployed along the country's border with Syria.
The troops arrived in the southeastern province of Gaziantep on Thursday and were taken to a local hotel by Turkish security forces, local media outlets reported.
Their first task will be to survey the sites where the Patriot missiles are to be deployed, after they are fully delivered.
The US, Germany and the Netherlands agreed to supply the SAM systems after Turkey made the request to its NATO allies. Ankara claimed it needed the weapons to protect itself from a possible attack from neighboring Syria.
The six Patriot batteries are to be deployed near the cities of Adana, Gaziantep and Kahramanmaras, Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan said in December. The batteries will be operated by troops of their respective countries: The US and Germany are sending about 400 troops each, while the Netherlands will have around 360 soldiers manning their Patriot SAMs.
The batteries, consisting of a command post, one radar and up to eight launchers, are expected to arrive in Turkey in late January.
Turkey's southern neighbor is engulfed in an almost two-year-long armed conflict, as rebels seek to destabilize the security in Syria. Ankara, once an ally of the Arab country, has turned into a supporter of the militant opposition groups.
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I'm excited for our next Linux Night on Tuesday March 13th at 7 pm. They have been popular in the past, and if the turnout at this one is big enough we might make it a monthly event. Compared to some of the experts around here, I'm still a Linux n00b, although hanging around this crowd has made me into a total open source convert. I even started installing new distros for fun. I'm starting to think it might be a problem…
Bring your computer down and our resident experts will help you install, troubleshoot, or answer any questions you have about Linux. We're requesting a $5 donation because we enjoy these events and want to keep bringing them to you. See you there!
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I'm there! Looking forward to spend some quality time!
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Congrats on a nice Bear!
Got my first and last bear that Ill ever get in CA with the use of hounds, what a fun experience to see some great dogs in action. We caught several sows that we let go; thanks to the use of dogs we had time to identify them and let them walk away. The environmentalist are going to find out the hard way what a useful tool hounds are when were over run with bears.
Congrats on a nice Bear!
A real shame! I was hoping to have the chance to hunt Ca bears with dogs but that doesn't seem to be in the plan anymore. Great bear!
Great bear! He looks fairly old. It sure is a shame on California. It is going to affect a lot of things. I'm hoping in a few years they will reverse their decision but hopes aren't that high, look at Oregon.
That is cool SAR. Congratulation to you. Time will tell in CA, how and if we will be able hunt or manage preditors effectively in the future. It seems more and more limiting and challenging of our rights and hunting heritage than not year after year. I hope for better future results for our future and for our future generations.
Nice bear Congrats!
-NRA Life Member
Thank you all for your comments. The CA legislators say when the bears get too bad they will have their state trappers use hounds to remove the problem bears. That's just like CA to take away a right that generates money for the state and then turns around and makes us pay to fix the problem with the very tool they say is cruel and unfair.


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Greensboro, NC -- Police are investigating after two men were robbed in the parking lot of a Greensboro apartment complex Sunday.
Officers responded to the area of 225 W. Vandalia Rd. in reference to the robbery just after 1 a.m.
Two victims, ages 22 and 38, said they were talking in the parking lot when two suspects approached them. One of the suspects pointed a gun at the men and demanded their personal property.
The suspects ran from the scene toward W. Lakefield Dr. after stealing from the victims.
If you have any information on this armed robbery, call Crime Stoppers 336-373-1000.
Greensboro Police Department


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We have Zimbra setup for Calendar services only, mail is handled by external system (currently)
Using both the ISync connector for iCal and the Outlook connector for Outlook 2010.
While I don't think this is an issues in the Zimbra components, being client agnostic as Zimbra is, I thought I would ask here first as people using Zimbra like to use different clients.
When a meeting is created in the Apple iCal calendar (synced with Zimbra server) and Attendees are added, the .ics file that is sent to attendees is correctly interpreted by people using Thunderbird/Lightning clients, but Outlook clients don't see the attendees.
Looking at the .ics file, it is identical for each recipient client in terms of content.
What I have noticed is that the iCAL .ics file is word wrapped at about 74 characters.
For the ATTENDEE entry, this causes the data to be wrapped to multiple lines.
ATTENDEE;CN="Some Guy";CUTYPE=INDIVIDUAL;EMAIL="someguy1234@domain.
If I edit the .ics file and remove the wrapping, the file imports into Outlook with no problems.
This makes me think it is an issue with EOL characters and the differences between what Outlook thinks they should be, and what the rest of the world thinks they should be.
Does anybody know of a way to either automatically manipulate the .isc file generated by iCal to not wordwrap, or change the EOL character, before it is sent (perhaps Apple Script), or how to get Outlook to accept the world according to how everyone else sees it. (eg read the EOL characters correctly).