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Hi all,
I am a developer that recently started a position in a new company that uses Zimbra as their webmail client for their customers. I am currently in the process of wrapping my head around the architecture of the software, and would appreciate some direction. I've browsed the forums quite extensively over the past few days, but haven't been able to find the answers to my questions. The documentation (or lack of it) hasn't helped me much either.
Let's start with the basics (assuming that I already have a dev installation). I've been trying to track down how events (i.e. button clicks, tree menu item clicks, etc) are captured, handled and acted on within Zimbra. I'd like to think that I have a decent understanding of how it all comes together, but please do correct me if I am (probably) wrong. Here's my basic understanding:
1.) User clicks on an actionable item on the canvas (i.e. a button on the toolbar, menu item in the tree, a message in the inbox)
2.) A listener that has been defined for one of the CONTROLLERS (i.e. toolbar) picks up on the event, and its defined OPERATION executes.
3.) Callback executes (if applicable)
A few questions / some clarification needed:
- Where are the default operations defined? For example, I'd like to peek at the operation that executes when the "Inbox" tree menu item is clicked.
- Similarly, where are the controllers defined/instantiated? For example, I'd like to see where the default compose listeners are hooked into the toolbar controller.
As a real-world example, let's say that I'd like to pinpoint exactly at what point in the code the maillist toolbar buttons get activated? Visually, they (i.e. Delete, move, print, Reply, Reply to All, Forward, etc) get activated when an email is selected, and deactivated when no email is selected.
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'Darkest moment'
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Haiyan Cheng remembers the black gun. In the split second the Virginia Tech doctoral student glimpsed Cho Seung-Hui coming out of a classroom in Norris Hall on April 16, one thing stood out: the black-clad young man's long, black gun, clutched in his right hand.
Cheng wasn't supposed to be in Norris Hall that day. The 36-year-old research assistant rarely teaches, but agreed to fill in for an out-of-town professor. On her way to class, she saw Liviu Librescu, a 76-year-old engineering professor, rummaging through his briefcase in the classroom across the hall. Less than an hour later, Librescu, a Romanian-born Holocaust survivor who taught for 20 years at this 135-year-old university in the rolling green hills of the Blue Ridge, was dead. And Cheng was praying for her life.
Two days later, Cheng told WORLD the feeling was surreal: She survived the deadliest shooting spree in U.S. history. The horrific Virginia Tech rampage ended with 23-year-old gunman Cho's suicide, leaving 33 dead, at least 20 wounded, and some 26,000 students grappling with a gut-wrenching grief that is unlikely to end as soon as the international focus on this town of 40,000 recedes.
Cheng is still grappling with her experience: At first she thought she heard construction sounds as she wrote on a blackboard in room 205 of Norris Hall Monday morning. But the loud bangs grew closer-and stranger. When she popped her head out of the classroom's open door, Cho emerged from a nearby classroom, brandishing the gun Cheng can't forget.
Cheng quickly closed the door, telling the 10 students in her classroom to get on the floor. As the sound of gunfire grew louder and more frequent, four male students pushed a long table sideways in front of the door. The four men lay on their stomachs, gripping the table's legs, and hoping the gunman couldn't move the blockade.
He couldn't. Cho rattled the doorknob and rammed the door, but it wouldn't budge. The gunman improvised, firing off two shots through the classroom door. The first shot hit the podium, raining down wood chips and bits of metal on Cheng, who was hunkered below. The second shot went through the window. Then it grew quiet.
Cheng heard a series of clicks, and quickly realized what was happening: Cho was re-loading. A clip hit the floor. The students braced for another round of shooting, but the gunman suddenly left.
Cheng and her students remained on the floor, listening to the gunman fire off rounds elsewhere in the building. "All I hear is the gunshots keep coming," says Cheng. "The gun keeps firing all the time."
Some students with cell phones called 911. Others called their parents. Cheng, who was baptized one year ago (along with her husband and daughter) and is now a member of nearby Grace Covenant Presbyterian Church (PCA), called on God: "Oh God, please make him stop."
Suddenly, the building grew quiet. A few minutes later, a policeman arrived at the door, instructing Cheng's students to put their hands over their heads and run behind him. In the hall, Cheng kept her eyes down, avoiding the carnage in classrooms. But the floor told a grisly story: Cheng tried to avoid wide trails of smeared blood. Now she can't avoid the thought that keeps running through her mind: "If he had come to our room first, we'd all be dead."
Sarah Walker wasn't supposed to be working that day, either. The 28-year-old paramedic works full-time in nearby Radford, but volunteers some 100 hours a month to Blacksburg's volunteer rescue squad. (Like many small towns, Blacksburg's emergency medical officials are all volunteers.)
Walker wasn't scheduled for a volunteer shift on April 16, but came in anyway, hoping to do paperwork. Less than a half hour later, she was in an ambulance, rushing to Norris Hall where she spent the rest of the day caring for patients at the scene.
Walker said more than 11 other emergency medical agencies from three counties rushed to campus to assist with the wounded victims in Norris Hall. Nearly a year ago, the agencies had conducted an annual training drill to prepare for mass injuries in an accident or crime scene. The training paid off, according to Walker: "It ran like it was supposed to run."
Two days later, Walker, who manages PR for the squad, was still running, handling a flood of media inquiries and helping with follow-up work. As for her own grief, she says she hasn't had time to reflect on what happened: "But I know it will come."
It will come for other emergency workers as well, and Walker says she won't be surprised if the squad loses one or two members over the tragedy: "This kind of call is definitely make or break."
The tragedy may prove a make-or-break ordeal for many in the Virginia Tech community as well. In the 48 hours after the shootings, the campus was engulfed in thick grief: Students walked slowly down quiet sidewalks, wiping streaming tears from dazed faces. Others embraced in front of makeshift memorials covered with student signatures and photos of the dead.
They sat on steps and benches, reading profiles of victims in the school newspaper. Profiles like Brian Bluhm's, a post-graduate student in water resources who was ready to defend his thesis and had accepted a job in Baltimore. Friends say Bluhm was a devoted Virginia Tech Hokies fan, but a devoted Christian first.
Mary Read, a freshman from Annandale, Va., played lacrosse, served pizza in the dining hall, and aspired to become an elementary-school teacher. She was also active in Campus Crusade for Christ and attended a Bible study on heaven one week before she died, according to friends.
Daniel Perez Cueva, a junior from Peru, emigrated to the United States in 2000 with his mother and sister, and majored in international studies.
G.V. Loganathan, an engineering professor from India, was so dedicated to his students he sometimes pulled all-nighters with them. (See the full list of victims below.)
Less than 24 hours after these and dozens more were dead, some 18,000 students and community members formed two half-mile lines around the Cassell Coliseum basketball arena on the south end of campus, waiting for hours in a driving wind for an afternoon convocation attended by President Bush.
Nearly 10,000 quickly filled the arena, and some 8,000 more overflowed onto a nearby football field where a wide-screen television broadcast the event. A hush fell over the huge crowd as family members of the slain filed into the first two rows on the arena floor, many wearing sunglasses and looking down as they walked.
Students held hands and shed tears, and school officials grappled with how to address the monumental grief of thousands: The director of the school's mental health center said licensed grief counselors were standing by. A student leader talked about restoring faith in the "inherent good" of mankind. English professor Nikki Giovanni compared the tragedy's "unfairness" to the unfairness of children dying of AIDS and baby elephants losing their habitats because of man-made development.
Giovanni also led the crowd in a spontaneous school chant: "Let's go, Hokies!" When the cheers died down, the cadet band somberly played the hymn, "Eternal Father, Strong to Save," while President Bush and victims' family members filed out.
The jarring array of coping mechanisms continued Tuesday night at a candlelight vigil where thousands filled the large drill field on the north side of campus, holding long, white candles in paper cups. The cadet band played "Taps" as thousands held their candles high in the chilly night air. When the sober tune ended, the crowd stood still and silent for nearly 10 minutes. Only pockets of muffled sobs punctuated the hush.
Unsure of what to do next, a student started singing the national anthem. Another student started a round of school cheers. Others started a candle wave, and some jiggled their car keys.
In a chapel on the east end of the drill field, J.R. Foster was determined to offer the 175 students packed into wooden pews something largely missing from the grief-filled events of the day: meaning. Foster, the campus minister for Reformed University Fellowship (RUF), led students through a somber, biblical reflection on suffering and redemption while hundreds remained on the drill field outside. The message was simple: "We live in a broken world. We groan in a broken world. We hope in a broken world."
Foster read Psalms full of raw honesty, like Psalm 88: "I am counted among those who go down to the pit; I am a man who has no strength, like one set loose among the dead." Students sang songs of hope, like Psalm 73: "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever."
Foster told students that Monday's terrible events displayed "the depth of human sin," and that Christ alone is the remedy for a fallen world.
Outside after the service, Mary Grace Giles said that is what she is clinging to. The junior from Charlottesville, Va., took into her off-campus home two freshman girls who live in the dorm where Cho killed his first two victims: "Right now, we're just literally crying out to God."
Other campus groups are crying out to God as well. Campus Crusade for Christ lost four students connected to its organization, according to director Jim Highfield. Baptist Collegiate Ministries did not immediately confirm reports that it lost two students. Intervarsity Christian Fellowship leader Wes Barts said everyone in his group is accounted for, but several students are dealing with the loss of friends.
Local churches organized prayer meetings, and churches as far away as Maryland sent groups to offer help with grief counseling and support.
Meanwhile, students who visited the drill field chapel the morning after RUF's service found something very different than the night before: pamphlets with "prayers of the ten major world religions." The guide included Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Muslim, and Jewish prayers, as well as a Native-American prayer that began: "Oh Great Spirit of our Ancestors, I raise my pipe to you."
As the Virginia Tech community grasped for answers to its grief, law enforcement officials grasped to discern motives for Cho's evil acts. Two days after the killings, authorities got a stunning deluge of answers from the gunman himself. After the shootings in West Ambler Johnston Hall, Cho apparently mailed a grotesque packet of photos and a self-made video to NBC before killing 30 others in Norris Hall. NBC received the package on Wednesday morning.
The material included chilling images of Cho brandishing guns in violent poses, a 23-page written statement, and a video in which the killer lashed out at "rich kids" and other unknown subjects, declaring: "You have vandalized my heart, raped my soul, and torched my conscience. . . . Thanks to you I die like Jesus Christ, to inspire generations of the weak and defenseless people."
Haiyan Cheng says she'll never forget how weak and defenseless she felt the morning Cho stalked outside her classroom door. She clings to the hope that "God is in control." And she says she'll never forget how God spared her life. "I was so close," she says, "so close."
Ross Alameddine, 20, sophomore English major from Saugus, Mass.
Jamie Bishop, 35, German professor and Fulbright scholar who taught at Virginia Tech for two years, survived by his wife, Stephanie Hofer.
Brian Bluhm, 25, a graduate student in engineering from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. A close friend said Bluhm would want to be remembered first and foremost as a Christian.
Ryan "Stack" Clark, 22, senior psychology, biology, and English major from Martinez, Ga., member of the Marching Virginians and student resident assistant, shot after rushing to the aid of the first victim, Emily Hilscher.
Austin Cloyd, 18, international studies major from Blacksburg, Va., active member of her church and had helped start a service project that rehabilitated homes in Illinois.
Jocelyne Couture-Nowak, 49, foreign language professor and former Montreal resident, survived by her husband, Jerzy Nowak.
Daniel Perez Cueva, 21, native of Peru studying international relations.
Kevin Granata, 45, engineering professor considered one of the top biomechanics researchers in the country, survived by his wife, Linda, and three children.
Matthew Gwaltney, 24, graduate student in civil and environmental engineering from Chester, Va., an only child.
Caitlin Hammaren, 19, sophomore international studies and French major from Westtown, N.Y.
Jeremy Herbstritt, 27, graduate student studying civil engineering from Bellefonte, Pa.
Rachael Hill, 18, freshman studying biology from Glen Allen, Va., an only child.
Emily Hilscher, 19, freshman animal and poultry sciences major from Woodville, Va., first victim of the shooting massacre.
Jarrett Lee Lane, 22, senior civil engineering major from Narrows, Va.
Matthew La Porte, 20, sophomore studying political science and French who was an Air Force cadet from Dumont, N.J.
Henry Lee, 20, freshman majoring in computer engineering from Roanoke, Va., one of 10 children; his family escaped Vietnam when he was 5.
Liviu Librescu, 76, engineering science and mathematics professor who was recognized internationally for his research in aeronautical engineering.
G.V. Loganathan, 51, professor of civil and environmental engineering; born in India, he had taught at Virginia Tech since 1982 and is survived by his wife, Usha, and two daughters.
Partahi Lumbantoruan, 34, doctoral student studying civil engineering from Indonesia.
Lauren McCain, 20, international studies major from Hampton, Va. On her MySpace page, McCain listed "the love of my life" as Jesus Christ.
Daniel O'Neil, 22, graduate student in environmental engineering from Lincoln, R.I.
Juan Ortiz, 26, graduate student in civil engineering from Bayamón, Puerto Rico, who had recently married Liselle Vega.
Minal Panchal, 26, first-year master's student from Mumbai, India.
Erin Peterson, 18, freshman international studies major from Chantilly, Va.
Michael Pohle, 23, senior biological sciences major from Flemington, N.J.
Julia Pryde, 23, biological systems and engineering graduate student from Middletown, N.J.
Mary Read, 19, freshman from Annandale, Va., active in Campus Crusade for Christ and a campus Bible study.
Reema Samaha, 18, freshman majoring in urban planning with a minor in international relations from Centreville, Va.
Waleed Shaalan, 32, graduate student in civil engineering from Egypt, survived by a wife and 1-year-old son.
Leslie Sherman, 20, sophomore history and international studies major from Springfield, Va.
Maxine Turner, 22, senior chemical engineering major from Vienna, Va.
Nicole White, 20, junior international studies major from Carrollton, Va.
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I have the situation where email@example.com is on one box and email@example.com is on zimbra.
Emails come in to a central MTA which knows where to send each email which works very well for incoming external email but because zimbra knows that it has "domain.com" on itself, it (logically and quite understandably) doesn't send email to that domain from local users out to the relay.
any way to make it?
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Field Worker: John F. Daugherty
Date: July 19, 1937
Interview # 4890
Address: Davis, OK
Born: February 16, 1871
Place of Birth: Boone County Arkansas
Father: G. W. Palmer, born in Georgia, Farmer
Mother: Margaret Chambers, born in Georgia
My parents were G .W. Palmer and Margaret E. Chambers Palmer, both born in Georgia. (Dates unknown). Father was a farmer. There were six children in our family. I was born on February 16, 1871, in Boone County, Arkansas. I had friends living in Webbers Falls, Indian Territory, in the Cherokee Nation and I came to see them in 1887. I liked this new country so well that I stayed.
I got a job on a ranch belonging to Frank Vore and rode after cattle for a year.
One very cold night, John Brown, a United States Marshal, came to the place where I was living and arrested me. I was just a lad, and they had a warrant for Tom Palmer for introducing liquor unlawfully into the Indian Territory. I knew they had the wrong Tom, but I went with them. When daylight came they gave me a good looking over and turned me loose. It was my uncle they were looking for.
He had a small log hut built in the cane breaks at the junction of the Arkansas River and Dirdy Creek. There were portholes all around his little log hut, through which they shot at anybody trying to molest them.
Each day a small steamer called the Winnie Mae came by. As it went west, it was loaded with freight, dry goods, groceries, etc., for the towns in the Territory. As it came back east it carried cotton, prairie hay, wheat and oats to Fort Smith. There was whiskey on this boat each day for my uncle who was a bootlegger. They always rolled it off down a gangplank and away they went. Then uncle and his partner would carry it into their hut and sell it during the night.
I went to a dance south of Webbers Falls one night and Belle and Sam Starr were there. Sam had decided to kill another Cherokee Indian* across the log heap fire built in the yard. Belle was to tell Sam when to shoot. When the time came the other Indian was ready for him and they both shot about the same time, both dying soon after. That stopped the dance.
I was acquainted with Tom Starr. I've heard him tell of his narrow escapes many times. He often evade officers by hiding in a thicket and turning his horse's shoes with the conks to the front. when the officers got on his trail they went in the opposite direction from what he was traveling. I heard him tell once of being in Texas. He became a friend of a merchant and one day they went on a fishing trip. The merchant had taken some newspapers along, and during the time they were fishing he was reading. He suddenly stopped and looked Tom over from head to foot. Then he read some more and looked at Tom again. Finally he said, "Here's a large reward offered for Tom Starr, and you are just like this description of him. Are you he?' Tom replied that he was not and knew nothing about Tom Starr. At last he asked, "What if I were Tom Starr? What would you do?" The man replied, "I'd try to help you to get away. I wouldn't arrest you." Tom would have killed him right there and taken the buggy and team and escaped into another section of the country, had he not answered as he did.
One evening about dusk, a man rode up to Tom's house and he was sitting on his porch with a Winchester, ready to shoot. He said, "Go back. Get on your horse and leave here." The man replied that he wanted to stay all night. Tom told him he'd kill him if he didn't get away. The man ran back to his horse, and Tom said, "Now you can come back and spend the night." He took no chances on keeping someone who would try to arrest him, but he decided when one ran, he was not an officer.
There were many Indians near Webbers Falls. All the merchants kept at least one Indian clerk to wait on their Indian trade.
I married Minnie Fowler in 1893 and moved to Sorghum Flat, south of Davis in 1898. I have lived near Davis since that time. We have six children.
*(Ed. Note - Just before Christmas, 1885, people from a large area gathered for a dance at Aunt Lucy Surratt's in the edge of the Choctaw Nation. The dancers were inside the cabin with the overflow squatting around a fire outside. Sam came up with six shooter in hand to Frank West, his cousin, with whom he had been feuding and asked him why he shot a horse from under him a time back. Frank arose with Winchester in hand and fired. Sam shot as he fell, and when the smoke cleared both were dead. Observers said Belle let out a few hoops, shot in the air a few times and continued to dance.)
Transcribed by Brenda Choate and Dennis Muncrief, March, 2001
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Hello, fellow FindAGrave researcher. Regarding Mr. Taylor and his memorial. I am wondering are you related? Is it possible to find an obituary for this gentleman and if so, how do I find one?
Do you know anything of his history? Was wondering about his last name as compared to his listed parents. Any help you could give me would be helpful. Thanks much Arizona Kid 46520230. Can also email me at email@example.com
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Marcus Lafate Wood & Ida Hudson Wood
According to Family Records, Funeral Books and a Bible I have, their children are:
*Lister Wood born: February 23, 1892
*Lonnie Lee Wood born: March 4, 1894
*Leslie Wood born: June 13, 1896
*Arthur Ray Wood born: February 4, 1899
*Herman Willis Wood born: May 4, 1901
*Alma Jane Wood born: September 29, 1903
(Married to Horace Linwood Griffin on November 30th, 1929 in Suffolk Virginia - I have the original Marriage Certificate)(Horace Linwood Griffin is the son of: Jahue Boone Griffin and Vallie Maynard)(Jahue Boone Griffin is the son of: Sidney Griffin and Sinnie Mattox Griffin).
*Geneva Wood born: May 17, 1909
(Married to Clifton Chadwick)
I am more than happy to share and exchange any information I have on this family, including photographs.
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Thank You for posting this photo of the grave marker of Marcus Lafate Wood "Mack" and his wife Ida H. (Hudson) Wood. I had been looking for this but had the cemetery listed as Hudson - Wood Cemetery. Of course I had no luck. All funeral cards and other info I had listed as being buried in Hudson/Wood. Anyone reading this if this is your family, I have OLD pix and records to share. Thanks Again. Sandra
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I left the manager of Roscoe Robinson West site the corrected info.
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My bad I haven't found her grave let.
I will list her name until then
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Claudia Elizabeth West.
Daughter of Roscoe Robinson West.
Claudia Elizabeth West
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Name: Claudia Elizabeth West
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 18 Oct 1915
Birthplace: Sampson, North Carolina
Father's Name: Roscoe Robinson West
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C00393-6 , System Origin: North Carolina-EASy , GS Film number: 553934
Matilda Williams Rosco was his 1st wife DOD 16 Jul 1905. He is listed in the 1910 census as widowed & living with his father Henry Clay West.
Anna N. Fowler his second wife married 20 Apr 1910.
1920 census lists Anna wife and Claudia as daughter.
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WASHINGTON - With a group of mothers who have lost children to gun violence by his side, President Obama on Thursday attempted to increase pressure on Congress to pass a package of gun control legislation.
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It's that time of year again- the lake-effect snow season has begun. The lake effect is most common in the late fall or early winter, as very cold air rushes down from Canada across the relatively warm waters of the Great Lakes.
Here in the DC Metro area, we also have a relatively warm body of water, the Chesapeake Bay. We also occasionally get a plunge of sub-freezing air rushing down from the north. So, why don't we get "bay-effect snow"? Well, there are a few factors that make the Great Lakes region perfect for the lake effect snow. And, you'll see that we are missing those same factors in our area.
First of all, the Great Lakes are situated in the middle of an immense flat plain. If you look at a topographical map, you can see that the area to the immediate north and west of the Lakes doesn't have any mountain ranges. This allows Arctic airmasses to spill out of Canada unimpeded. By contrast, the Chesapeake is just downwind of the Appalachians, which provide a barrier from the very coldest air. They also create a downsloping effect, heating the air, when northwesterly winds descend toward the Bay.
Second, the Chesapeake Bay is a mixture of fresh water from the Susquehanna, Potomac, and other rivers, along with salty ocean water. The Great Lakes are totally comprised of fresh water. Salt water has a lower vapor pressure, which makes it less apt to release water molecules into the air above. So, the "lake effect machine" is less efficient over salty bodies of water.... which is one of the reasons why the Great Salt Lake doesn't produce a lot of lake effect snow for Salt Lake City in Utah.
Third, the Great Lakes are just incredibly large. While the Chesapeake is about 4,500 square miles in surface area (which is still pretty big!), Lake Michigan is an astounding 22,300 square miles... and it's not even the biggest of the Great Lakes! So, there's a massive amount of moisture to draw from, stuck in the middle of this flat expanse of land in the middle of the country.
By the way, the lake effect got off to a late start this year, due to a lack of arctic plunges in the lake-affected regions. And with very little ice cover in place now (around 5%), the lake effect "machine" should continue running for a few more weeks. With every plunge of wintry air, places like Cleveland and Buffalo can expect the snow to pile up again!


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Hey Guys,
Thought I'd pass along a map of the Vaasa region from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting that I created to accompany Brian R. James' article in Dungeon #177.
Hope you like it.
Hey Guys,
Thought I'd pass along a map of the Vaasa region from the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting that I created to accompany Brian R. James' article in Dungeon #177.
Hope you like it.
That's a stunner. Those mountains must have taken forever. I love the border, compass and scale - very nice indeed. Thanks for posting this.
I began yesterday with a map in a similar style. I think I'll throw it into the next trash can after I saw this.
I have your Sarifal map in my inspiration folder for quiet some time ... and recently found out you are a member here as well ... I love your unique style and this map is awesome as well! cheers
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I wish I had even an inkling of how to accomplish this style. Have some rep.
Thanks guys! The Realmslore articles seem to be turning into a regular gig so hopefully I'll have more in this style to show soon.
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I'm stunned! Fantastic map, good work :-)
Watching your work makes me feel like I should play a forgotten realms campaign with my friends . You're really talented and one of my favorite cartographer ever! Thanks for sharing this.
Extraordinary work. I am truly impressed. Duely repped.
I hope you don't mind me saying though that the labels for Vaasa and Damara seem a little too black to me. The lables(IMHO) don't really fit with everything else.
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This weeks Indie Tee Spotlight, the 21st edition by the way, ushers in a whole new perspective. Up to this point, I've been interviewing owners of different indie clothing brands. In this Indie Tee Spotlight, I interview someone that has become an integral part of the indie clothing scene with his honest reviews. His name is Andy Bowness and he is the founder of the popular T-Shirt and hoodie blog, Hide Your Arms.Â
Andy started Hide Your Arms way back in January of 2006, and, as the name implies, started off by focusing on hoodies and jackets but has since grown to cover tees as well. Since then Andy has hustled hard and is considered to be one of the top tier T-Shirt/clothing bloggers around. I've got to admit that I was pretty excited to chat with Andy since he has been an inspiration to me as a tee blogger.Â
Coty: You have one the more (some would argue most) succesful t-shirt blogs around. When and why did you decide to start a fashion blog? When did Hide Your Arms first really start picking up momentum in the blogosphere?
Andy:Â I know OMGTees gave me a #1 ranking a while back, but I still think that Karl (tcritic) has the top blog in terms of readers, and a lot of people in the tee-osphere (we need to think of a better name for that, by the way) are writing better stuff than me at the moment, but yeah, I think HYA is pretty successful. I decided to start writing HYA when I was in my last semester at university (January 2006), which is probably exactly the wrong time to start any kind of project, I didn't like the clothes I was finding in the city I was in at the time and was scouring the internet for stuff I liked, I noticed what Jason was doing at Preshrunk (writing about clothes and being sent free clothes), and thought "hey, I could do that!"
At first things were pretty slow, I had to really hustle to get my name out there, every time I wrote about a hoodie or t-shirt I e-mailed the designer to let them know, sometimes they'd link to the review on their blog or e-mail back to say thanks, and I think that helped early on. I made sure I got involved with the other tee bloggers that were around at the time too, there was less than a dozen of us back then, so it was easier to keep track of who was doing what and what was popular. Things really started to pick up last year, I had a solid base of traffic from the 'really long list' articles that I'd put out every so often that helped me to reach a lot of people, and readership tripled last year to around 4000 readers, although it's hard to verify those numbers. I think that kicking it up to 8 articles a day towards the end of 2008 helped me too, but it was a killer work schedule (I'd do a near full-time manual labour job, come home, then work till midnight on HYA), so I've cut back a bit.
Coty:Â You've built a pretty strong and recognizable brand with the Hide Your Arms blog. Have you ever considered selling Hide Your Arms branded tees or hoodies?
Andy:Â I've been intending to sell HYA hoodies & tees pretty much since I started the blog, but I've never got around to going through with it, hell, I don't even have a proper logo yet!
I think there's a big risk with putting out my brand of goods, as soon as I have something to sell it means that I'm competing with all the people I write about, and something about that doesn't seem quite right to me. I wouldn't do any of the designing myself, there's a reason why I write about t-shirts rather than design them, but I would love to release some designs that have been created for HYA on a specific theme, I think it could be really cool if I got it right.
Coty:Â Currently, who are some of your favorite indie designers and why?
Andy:Â Oooh, this is a tough one, for a couple of reasons; first, I don't really like to play favourites, and secondly, I'm pretty terrible at remembering names. At the moment I like Olly Moss, though more for the stuff he puts on his Flickr account than the tees he produces (not that they suck, they're good too), I think that Linty Fresh/Eric Terry make some of the most wearable designs out there, it's always good to see Sven Palmowski/a.mar.illo win in a design competition, Tony Aguero/aliadotony has designed loads of tee that are in my wardrobe, I love his style. I don't really spend much time looking at art if it isn't on a t-shirt, but I make a point of keeping tabs on Kozyndan, they're a couple that make me wish I had more walls so that I could put their posters on them.
Coty:Â Other than Hide Your Arms, what do you do for your day job? Are you a designer by trade?
Andy:Â Well, it's not really a job, but at the moment I'm an intern at the top advertising agency in Philadelphia. Back in England I fulfill a variety of roles at an interior design and project management business. Both sound more glamorous than they really are, I really wish I had some design skills, but I just haven't got the chops to compete with most of the people I feature on Hide Your Arms, so I'm not going to embarass myself by doing so. I have learned a couple of things at my internship though, so hopefully in the future I'll at least be able to make the infographics that go with featured posts (like the long lists I do every so often) look a bit better.
Coty:Â You recently moved from the UK to the states. How did the move go and how do you like Philly? What's your favorite part of living in Philadelphia?
Andy:Â The move was actually a lot easier than I thought it would be. I got myself a great apartment in less than a week, and when you have to fit your entire life into a suitcase and backpack you don't really have to do a lot to 'move in' to your new place. Philly is great, it seems to get a bit of a bad rep, but pretty much everyone I've met has been great, which has made moving to a city I've never been to before and don't know anyone in a whole better.
Where I live in England is pretty rural, I have to drive if I want to go anywhere, so for me to be able to walk anywhere in the city I want to go is great (it's a very walkable city), there's loads of excellent restaurants here (and I'm not just talking about cheesesteaks), and there are always events going on to keep me busy when the internship and Hide Your Arms don't.
Coty:Â As a blogger, what tips do you have for creating and maintaining a successful blog?
Andy:Â Write about something you're passionate about, otherwise you'll get bored quickly. Keep posting regularly, try to post every day if you can. I usually write lots of posts ahead of time whenever I get the chance, and then set them to be robo-posted at some date in the future, that way there's always something new going on my site, and it gives people a reason to keep coming back. It's important to get your name out there and get involved with the rest of the blogging community in your niche; leave comments on other blogs, follow 'teeple' on Twitter, not only is it going to help you network and get mentioned on other sites, us tee bloggers are generally quite a nice bunch of people.
Coty:Â What other blogs (not just t-shirts) out there are your favorite to read?
Andy:Â I think I'd probably die if Notcot.org didn't exist (note: slight exaggeration), it's amazing. Phoodie.info, Phillyist and Philebrity have been a great help for me getting used to being in Philadelphia, so they're some of the first blogs I check when I open up Google Reader after work. I read a lot of the usual suspects like Kottke, Boing Boing, Engadget, TechCrunch, Mashable, Lifehacker, and then there's loads of tee blogs of course, but I've actually been trying to cut down on the amount of blogs I read recently because it was becoming information overload, even so, I'm still subscribed to about 150 feeds.
Coty:Â Finally, you've been blogging about tees and hoodies for a while now. How many freebie tees and hoodies do you think you've collected through the years? Has there been any one package that has really impressed you?
Andy: I don't know the true figure because I don't keep them all in the same place, but I'm pretty sure I've received about 180, of which 160 are my size, and then the rest have been given to friends and family as presents. When people find out that I get free t-shirts the next question they ask me is usually something to do with what I do with the ones that don't fit me (people love a freebie). I don't pay for them, but to call most of the tees I get 'freebies' is a little bit of a misconception. I take pictures of them, and then spend around thirty minutes to an hour writing a post, so there is quite a lot of effort that goes into each review, and clearly you put a lot of effort into your reviews as well Coty, so hopefully you see where I'm coming from. I don't want to sound like I'm complaining though, I still love it when I get a package through the mail and don't know what's going to be inside, it's like Christmas all year round in the HYA house!
I've got to give a big shout out to Andy for taking the time to answer my questions, it's greatly appreciated. Keep up the great work you're doing at Hide Your Arms!


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VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (AP) - Virginia Beach Mayor Will Sessoms says Comcast-Spectacor hasn't reached a deal with a pro sports team to relocate to the city.
Sessoms had hoped to have a deal in place this week in order to ask the state for money to help pay for the construction of an arena near the oceanfront. The General Assembly convenes on Wednesday.
In a statement released Tuesday, Sessoms says more progress needs to be made between Comcast-Spectacor and the unidentified team to give state lawmakers a firm proposal to consider. Without state assistance, city officials have said the arena project can't go forward.
The NBA's Sacramento Kings are the most likely target for relocation after failing to reach an agreement to build a new arena there.


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The 25 Most Popular Diets of 2014: The 17 Day Diet Dominates Weight Watchers and Jillian Michaels Once Again
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It's time to reveal our 2014 Most Popular Diets List, and this one even threw some surprises our way. It's the seventh annual publishing of our list that started in 2008, and one of the few curated exclusively by the readers. That's right, we use your traffic behavior* throughout the year to determine which diets, programs, books, pills, and the like are the most talked about, searched, and used for the year.
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This important MPI report challenges the conventional wisdom about the immigrant workforce, using a sophisticated new method of analysis that permits deeper examination of how workers – immigrant and native-born – fare by economic sector, the skill level of their jobs, and educational attainment.
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Education for the Future: Extending Georgia's High School and College Reforms to its Growing Immigrant Population
MPI experts, along with representatives from Gwinnett County Public Schools and the University of Georgia's Center for Latino Achievement and Success in Education, discuss the educational experiences of Georgia's first- and second-generation immigrant youth and where Georgia's ambitious education reforms have met—or failed to meet—the needs of this growing population.
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Troy, MO (KSDK) - A teenager who threatened to kill students at Troy Buchanan High School last month has waived his court arraignment and will prepare for the evidence against him when he returns to court November 7th.
17 year old Blaine Erp was in court Monday to hear the charge of making a terrorist act against his peers on September 19th at the school.
Lincoln County deputies say Erp had shown his girlfriend a variety of loaded handguns he planned to use in the attack after his claim of being mistreated by those he was targeting.
The threat forced school district officials to place Troy Buchanan as well as New Horizons High School and Troy Middle School on lockdown while authorities searched for Erp.
Erp is currently free on a $25,000 cash bond


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Danner Pronghorn w/ synergy footbed inserts update: I recently started hiking the local hills around here, with about 60 pounds in my pack.. The hills aren't too steep, about 175 ft of elevation change over 1/5 of a mile or so.. I've put about 8-10 miles on the boots, and the were extremely comfortable from the get go. My boots are the uninsulated version, and my feet sweat a little, but it's nothing that a sock change every few hours won't cure.
For about $200 shipped to my door, with custom inserts, I'm impressed with the boots. Tons of ankle and arch support, and I can really cinch them down tight for no slipage.. My only qualms are where the tounge tucks into the boot, it gets a little uncomfortable. In talking to the Lathrops though, it sounds like this will remedy itself soon. All in all, an excellent boot for the price.


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Massage is the systematic mobilization of soft tissues of the body. We offer:
Swedish Massage - The basis for most types of massage therapy. It is soft tissue mobilization using long, broad strokes, effleurage, petrissage, tapotement, and vibration to induce deep relaxation. It improves circulation, releases tension, restores energy and flushes out lactic acid resulting from strenuous exercise or injury.
Heated Lava Stone Massage - The penetrating heat of smooth lava stones is incorporated into massage strokes. Still-warm stones are left on pressure points and on areas of sore and tight muscles.
Belavi Facelift Massage - Luxurious facial massage to lift, firm and tone the muscles of the face and neck, and to loosen and relax the muscles of the upper back. It helps to regenerate collagen and elastin tissue, reduces the appearance of facial lines and complexion problems.
Spa Package - Three-hour "get-away-from-it-all" spa retreat that includes your choice of either a 90-minute lava stone massage or a wonderful Belavi facelift massage. This is followed by an aromatherapy massage and warm wax paraffin dip for hands and feet. Pampering extras include chocolates, juice, a magazine and a gift to take home.
Pregnancy Massage - Typical session can address challenges of edema, postural changes, headaches and pain in the neck, shoulders, lower back, pelvis and hips. Speak with our licensed massage therapists about specific questions.
Couples Massage - Great for mothers & daughters, couples, and friends. We provide robes to wear for your convenience.
The effects of stress are cumulative:
Massage can rejuvenate the body and mind. It increases the oxygen-rich blood to the brain and muscles and calms the nervous system.
When you arrive for your first massage appointment, you will be asked to complete a brief medical history. If you have any specific areas of pain or soreness, or concerns about any medical conditions, you should mention it.
A Swedish massage uses a massage table, oils and creams, plus relaxing music, with the client draped at all times with a blanket or sheet. Only the area being worked on is exposed.
Massage therapy is client-directed; you determine the degree of pressure, the areas to be worked on and the length of sessions. Avera St. Luke's highly qualified licensed massage therapists enjoy making you feel better.
Our massage therapists are available to bring relaxation to you at work, for employee appreciation, promotional venues, weekly or monthly stress relief.
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Hi everybody,
I'm trying to migrating from MS Exchange 2003 by using ZCSExchangeMigrationWizard-188.8.131.5256.exe
When I start the migration of an account the wizard import the user account but "import in progess" doesn't start and the mailbox import doesn't start- The CPU is used by this process at 50-55% for many hours without any progress?
The log isn't written.
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