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I agree with Eric Bailey about the calorie burn and appetite lose. Just the high altitude ups your calorie burn. They say it takes two weeks for your body to adjust to what your doing to it. If your out that long your appetite may catch up, but otherwise I think the only way you could keep up would be to take a day off during the week, and who's going to do that? I try to minimize weight lose but it always happens. Getting your weight up before you go can help.
I look at calories per ounce when choosing what to take. I have found energy bars to be a waste, except maybe for the Snickers Marathon bar. Most have a lot of sugar and I can't get ten feet on one. For breakfast I have Old Fashioned Oatmeal with Nido freeze dried whole milk, Spiru-tein protein powder, and raisins. Sometimes I add peanuts. Just add it with boiling water to a insulated bottle and let it cook. Nature's Path Pumpkin Flax Granola can be substituted for for the oatmeal for a faster breakfast, but cold. I plan to add flax seed meal to the mix this year (something I read). Oberto's pork jerky, peanut M&M's, cashews, dried tomatoes, walnuts, and peanuts are good snacks. Mountain House is good. The Sweet & Sour and Chili Mac with Beef are my favorite, two serving size only. Get the propak type or it gets bulky fast. Mission Wraps (Walmart) are good, high calorie, hold up well, and can be used with the MH chili mac to make a burrito. I also carry Bear Creek freeze dried soup (Walmart). Tortilla and Hot & Sour are my favorite. I add twice the recommended amount to boiling water in the insulated bottle to up the calories. Tyson's sausage crumbles are good if the OAT cooperates and are high calorie. Add to the Mountain House or the soup. High fat is good. Foil packaged tuna IN OIL and salmon are good for lunch and when taking a break. I also take Alpine Apple Cider mix. Great before getting into the tent for the night and helps you get more water down. Hard boiled eggs are good for the first few days, but I don't do that much. A frozen steak would be good the first day too, but you would have to build a fire, and I never do that.
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A 17 year old student detonated two pipe bombs in a San Mateo, California high school on Monday before being subdued by faculty members.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the boy was wearing a bulletproof vest and was armed with an additional eight pipe bombs, a two-foot long sword and a chainsaw. Police said that the student planned to set off the bombs and then attack survivors with the other weapons.
Gadget blog Gizmodo wonders whether there may have been a video game connection:
If you're wondering why this is on Gizmodo—and you guys always do—it's because those weapons inherently remind me of movie and video game weapons. I'm not trying to say that video games cause violence or don't cause violence, but what I'm saying is that when a 17 year old man-child thinks he can corner his classmates while dual wielding a chainsaw and a sword probably played a lot of doom and zelda and didn't do very well in gym class, so would get tired very quickly.
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Hundreds of children were frightened needlessly Tuesday, with some of them aware of a threat by someone claiming to be ready "to start killing people....
The children are scared. They might say or do something a football player doesn't like. And then; they may be betrayed by a "friend," drugged, raped, photographed and urinated on -- while the adults try their best to sweep it all under the rug.
Why can't you explain to your children WHY the entire nation is so angry?
A crime was committed. A cover up ensued. Drugs, alcohol, ***********, cheating, gambling, rape --all part of the same Steubenville story.
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Nobody wants this sort of chaos, most certainly not those who have been the ONLY ones in Steubenville consistently pressuring officials for justice.
Did you, Steubenville's near hometown newspaper, ever publish a "Find the rapists a punish them?" Don't think so.
We all will continue to see Steubenville as a town where the values are football, insularism and silence (not justice) until one person actually speaks up for justice for the victim. Newspaper. Coach. Teacher. Anyone?
Silence. Silence. Silence from the town of Steubenville.
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H. Frank Carey High School's 2013 valedictorian Sara Stiklickas and salutatorian Alyssa Mayer have the honor of representing their graduating class as the two students who academically performed best throughout their high school careers.
Which accomplishments are you most proud of?
Stiklickas: Oh gosh. Well, I'm really proud of being valedictorian. I worked really hard for that. I'm proud of my accomplishments in my A.P. classes. I've been doing well and keeping my grades up throughout high school. I've been trying to stay away from slacking off toward the end of the year. Over the summer, I taught Italian to elementary school students.
Mayer: Well salutatorian, because I worked really and studied a lot, pretty nerdy.
What was your reaction when you were told you would be valedictorian/salutatorian?
Stiklickas: I was really happy. It was toward the beginning of 11th grade when I realized I could get that. So I was working really hard and when I found out that I had achieved that, it was really nice.
Mayer: I was pleasantly surprised. I mean, I worked hard but I didn't think I was there.
What are your hobbies outside of school?
Stiklickas: I play golf. I play the clarinet. I like music a lot, I play around with a bunch of different instruments. I like doing things outdoors, like riding my bike. I like doing things indoors too.
Mayer: I love lacrosse. I play every season and outside of school, also.
What are your plans now?
Stiklickas: I'm going to MIT. I'm going to major in some kind of engineering. I'm thinking chemical or electrical but I'm not sure yet.
Mayer: I'm going to Fordham University and I want to major in biochemistry. I want to do genetic research.
What has been your biggest motivation to work so hard?
Stiklickas: I've been doing it for myself. I want to be at the top. I think I've always been that way. So, I've just been motivating myself to work hard and I just want to reach my full potential.
Mayer: I push myself more than anyone. My family always has my back.
What, in your opinion, is the best thing about being valedictorian/salutatorian?
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Columbia, SC (Sports Network) - Johnny O'Bryant III scored a career-high 30
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Class of 1935: Sears ran track and cross country. He was the 1934 American record-holder in the indoor two-mile and was the American two-mile champion. The 1934-35 track team captain held many long-time Butler and national track records, and later became cross country coach at his alma mater.


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Washington Post fixes 'glitch': NMHS also earned Most Challenging status
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 9:58 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 12:40 p.m.
Earlier this week, when the Washington Post announced its second annual Most Challenging High School ranking, some people might have wondered why North Marion and Vanguard didn't make the list.
On Thursday, some answers emerged.
North Marion actually was on the list, but no one knew it.
"There was a glitch earlier in the week" in the Post's searchable database, said Dana Spencer, North Marion's Advanced International Certificate of Education coordinator.
As for Vanguard: It didn't receive a school survey, so its qualifications weren't evaluated.
Officials sent an email to the Post's Jay Mathews, who coordinated the list, and learned what had happened.
Mathews wrote back in an email to Vanguard's International Baccalaureate coordinator, Colleen Wade, stating: "I am not sure how we missed you, Colleen. Please check the contact info at the bottom of the form below and fix anything that is wrong. Then please fill out the form. Once you hit the save changes button you should be on the list in less than two days."
The Star-Banner reported on Tuesday that Lake Weir, Forest and Belleview made the list, which basically is the top 8 percent of the nation's 22,000 high schools.
The ranking is based on the total number of Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate and AICE tests taken at a school, divided by the number of graduating seniors.
The AP, IB and AICE tests are rigorous, college-level exams. This means they are exceptionally harder than mainstream classroom tests.
The Post's website states that the ranking reveals a high school's commitment to preparing average students for college. It is not a ranking of performance on those tests.
Belleview ranked 501, North Marion ranked 1,212, Forest was 1,547 and Lake Weir was 1,778.
However, the rankings changed numerous times on Thursday as more schools were added to the list. The rankings changed by no more than 10 slots.
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Brake Disc Install - You Better Be Able To Stop Before You GoWritten by on August 5, 2013 Our Nostalgia Super Stock project gets modern disc brakes
Last month we introduced our latest project, a '64 Dodge Polara hardtop, which we'll be transforming into a street/strip car that will ultimately run in the Nostalgia Super Stock drag racing class. Since the Nostalgia Super Stock class runs on an index format, it allows us to build the car much as you would, making our upgrades one at a time to make the car quicker as we go. And while we're eager to get this car running and driving, and to take it to the track, there are some basic upgrades that need to be accomplished before we even think about driving on the streets or the strip. Equipped with 10-inch drum brakes from the factory, our '64 B-Body is desperately in need of a brake upgrade in the interest of safety.
Our factory drum brakes are really ancient in terms of braking technology. Other than pressing the friction compound to the inside of the drum rather than the outside of the wheel, drum brakes use the same theoretical stopping method as the hand brake on a wagon pulled by a horse. Drum brakes are also prone to hold heat, which leads to brake fade, and compared to modern disc brake systems, the drum brakes and associated components are heavy and don't stop the car nearly as well. Since we're building our Dodge to see both street and track duty, we needed a good set of disc brakes to replace the factory brakes on our car. We also needed a modern master cylinder to replace the "pump and pray" single cylinder our Dodge was originally equipped with. A quick check of Wilwood's website, allowed us to quickly make a decision as to which brake components would be best for our application.
The brakes of a car are generally thought of as a safety feature, but the right brakes can also make a car quicker by lightening the rotating and un-sprung weight of the vehicle. Back in the fifties, sixties, and into the seventies, drag car builders would install the smallest nine-inch drum brakes they could on the racecar they were building, to reduce weight and friction. Early factory disc brakes utilized heavy rotors and cast-iron calipers, and the friction pads would constantly rub on the rotors even when the brake pedal was released. This friction actually slowed the car down compared to drum brakes which could be adjusted so the brake shoes didn't contact the drum unless the pedal was pressed.
Modern disc brakes like the Wilwood brakes we're installing, are light years ahead of drum brakes in terms of technology, and offer many benefits when compared to factory disc brake systems as well. Wilwood offers brakes for a variety of applications including road racing, which requires large diameter rotors and huge calipers, to super lightweight drag racing applications where repeated stopping isn't an issue. Wilwood brakes are available for classic Mopar—like our '64 Dodge, all the way to the most modern LX platform late-model Chargers, Challengers, 300s, and Magnums. Since our car will see limited street use initially, and due to its estimated 3,500 pound race weight, we decided against the lightest drag brakes Wilwood offers, instead choosing Wilwood's Dynalite Pro Series front brake kit and their Dynapro rear disc brake kit for our Polara. We also decided to install a Wilwood aluminum tandem master cylinder, which features one inch pistons and separate reservoirs for the front and rear brakes, making it much safer than the factory single master cylinder.
Installing the Dynalite Pro Series front brakes on our Dodge is straightforward, and first requires removing the stock brakes from the car. The hub and rotor are separate pieces that must be assembled before installation, and fit directly onto the factory drum brake spindle. The caliper mount also bolts directly to the factory spindle, and the brake kit comes with all new wheel bearings and performance brake pads. The PN 140-11020 front brake kit we utilized features 11-inch vented rotors, and we chose the option of having the rotors drilled and slotted to further reduce weight and improve heat dissipation. The calipers provided with our front brake kit are lightweight aluminum four-piston units, powder coated black. Compared to the factory drum brakes, the Wilwood Dynalite disc brakes shaved nearly 35 pounds from the front of our B-Body.
Knowing that the rear brakes only provide about 30 percent of the car's braking, we decided we could utilize a somewhat lighter set of rear disc brakes by opting for non-vented rotors. The Wilwood Dynapro dynamic mount drag race rear axle kit will offer dramatically better braking than our car's factory drum brakes, while also lightening the car significantly. In fact, each of the four drum brake assemblies we removed from our Dodge weighed right at 30 pounds, while the entire Wilwood rear disc brake kit for both sides weighs less than 25 pounds, which is less than a single drum brake assembly. The Dynapro rear brake kits are available in a variety of offsets, including the 21⁄2-inch offset required for our application. The rotors with our kit are 11.44 inch diameter, and are drilled for lightening. These rear rotors are also separate from the hubs, and must be assembled prior to being placed on the axle. The rear calipers are made from billet aluminum, and utilize aluminum mounting brackets that bolt directly to the axle ends of our 8 ¾ differential.
All told it took the better part of a day to install our brake kits, then another day to measure, buy from the local parts store, and install all new steel brake lines for our car. We also installed Wilwood's billet aluminum tandem master cylinder, which required the fabrication of an adapter plate since our car was equipped with power brakes from the factory. We used ¼-inch aluminum plate for our adapter, drilling holes to mount the plate using the factory provisions for the brake booster. We also installed one of Wilwood's adjustable proportioning valves in the line to the rear brakes, mounting it in a position accessible from the driver's seat for easy adjustment. With the brakes installed, we filled the system with Wilwood high temp 570 brake fluid, bled the system, and checked for leaks.
Once we complete our Dodge project car we'll test the brakes and seat the pads. We're sure our car will stop in substantially shorter distances with the Wilwood brakes installed, making it much safer on the street or at the track. Our Dodge is lighter as well, and much of the weight savings is rotating weight, which makes a substantial difference in acceleration performance. Be sure to follow future issues of Mopar Muscle as we continue building our Nostalgia Super Stock Dodge, and check out www.moparmuscle.com for additional photos of this car.
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01] Our '64 Dodge Polara came with factory drum brakes, which we removed as complete assemblies in order to install the Wilwood disc brakes. Note the hole we drilled in the rear drum to access the axle retaining nuts. These early Mopars had two-piece rear axles and ours were corroded to the point we couldn't get them apart. Since we're installing aftermarket axles anyway, we found it easier to drill these holes and remove the axle and brake assembly together.02] The caliper mounting bracket for the front brakes utilizes the existing spindle-mounting provisions, and new hardware is included with the kit. There is no fabrication required, and the Wilwood front disc brakes simply bolt in place of the stock drum brakes.03] The front hub and vented rotor are separate pieces, and must be bolted together using the provided hardware prior to installation. Our kit is specifically designed to fit the factory front drum brake spindle, so the spindles don't need to be changed to install disc brakes.04] Both the front and rear Wilwood brake kits came with billet aluminum four-piston calipers finished in black powder coat. These calipers are lightweight and effective, and will help our Dodge achieve much shorter stopping distances.05] The front brake kit comes with all new wheel bearings, and both front and rear Wilwood brake kits come with all of the necessary mounting hardware and shims to ensure proper centering of the caliper around the rotor.06] The Dynapro rear brake kit came with non-vented, drilled, 11.44 inch diameter rotors. If our car were a dedicated street car we would have opted for vented rear rotors, but these disc brakes will certainly stop our Dodge better than the drum brakes they are replacing. Wilwood supplies high performance brake pads with both the front and rear kits, and both kits utilize the same pad so reordering is easy.07] On the rear, the Wilwood caliper mounting brackets also serve as the axle retainers, slipping around the axle shaft and bolting directly to the differential housing.08] Wilwood offers braided, high-pressure, flexible brake line kits to connect the calipers to the steel brake lines. These are a far better option than the factory style rubber lines, which are prone to deterioration over time.
10] We're replacing our factory master cylinder with this billet aluminum unit tandem master cylinder from Wilwood. The Wilwood master cylinder utilizes two bolts instead of the factory four bolts Chrysler uses to mount the brake booster. We also replaced all of the factory hard brake lines with new lines we obtained from the local auto parts store.11] To ensure proper bias between the front and rear brakes, a proportioning valve is a must. We installed this adjustable valve in the metal line going to the rear brakes. Since the line for the rear brakes runs down the inside of the driver's side rocker panel, we drilled a hole in the floor to the left of the driver's seat and placed the adjuster knob through the hole for easy access.


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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA 9) -- A Fairfax, Va. man was sentenced Wednesday for assaulting federal police officers, the U.S. Department of Justice announced.
Jay Bonanza Briley, 52, faces 78 months in jail, followed by 3 years of supervised release, for assaulting, resisting, opposing and impeding police officers of the United States Park Police during their attempts to arrest him, according to the DOJ.
Officers arrested Briley on Jan. 12, 2012, after finding Briley naked and engaging in a public sexual act in an area of federal parklands, according to the news release. Briley's car was parked at Daingerfield Island, near the Washington Sailing Marina.
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The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach reported a surge of 18.3 percent in May. Furthermore, noted port spokesmen, there was a 12.5 percent year-over-year gain in imports measured in 20-foot-equivalents (TEUs), at the Port of LA and a 26.8 percent leap at neighboring Long Beach.
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ALPHARETTA, Ga. -- Police said they seized 188 pounds of marijuana plants from an unoccupied home on Waters Run Drive in Alpharetta.
Alpharetta police initially came to the home after a telephone report of an open garage door at a residence. When police arrived, they said they found the house unsecured.
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While checking out the home, police said they found what they called a large professional grow operation in the home. After checking the home, police obtained a search warrant to more thoroughly investigate the home.
Police said investigators found the home had been structurally altered. They said there was no furniture on the home's main level, and holes had been created through three floors of hardwood flooring up to the ceiling areas. Investigators said large industrial duct work had been created to travel from the basement to the top floor and foaming insulation had been placed against the walls.
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Detectives confiscated more than 250 marijuana plants, totaling 188 pounds. The plants had a street value of more than $850,000.
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Logistics managers likely to remain focused on cost
May 02, 2013
Shippers may have been cheered by last month's manufacturing report issued from the Institute for Supply Management, but other key indicators suggest caution.
While ISM noted that economic activity in the sector had expanded for 34 straight months prior to contraction in June 2012, IHS Global Insight economists are more circumspect.
Productivity has been subdued recently after surging in the wake of the Great Recession, when firms slashed payrolls and squeezed more from their existing workforces.
Sharp increases in productivity are expected following recessions, says IHS, but they aren't typically followed by extended periods of muted productivity growth. During the 14 quarters since the economy emerged from the recession, productivity has been growing at a 1.5% annual rate. This is the slowest rate among the nine postwar expansions that have lasted that long.
Finally, IHS forecasts that output growth should decline in the second quarter as the sequester kicks in.
Economists there don't expect the labor market to "fall off the cliff," but say shippers may still see another weak productivity reading in the second quarter. But the underlying fundamentals in the economy are trending upward, and 2013's employment growth should be in line with 2012's.
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* Atlantic 10 Commissioner's Honor Roll
Quick Hits:
•Saw action in 20 games 2012-13.
•Played in 23 games in 2011-12.
•Posted the highest freshman scoring total since 2008 (when Shelvin Mack scored 18 against LSU in the NCAA Tournament) with 17 points against Oakland City (a total later matched by teammate Roosevelt Jones).
•Member of the 2011 Indiana All-Star Team.
2012-13 Highlights:
Played in 20 games...missed two games in Maui due to injury...came off the bench to hit a three-point field goal against Illinois in the championship game of the Maui Invitational...scored three points in six minutes against Hanover...came off the bench with five points in eight minutes against Richmond...had five points in two minutes at the end of the A-10 semifinals' game against Saint Louis.
2011-12 Highlights:
Hit three of five three-point field goals and scored 11 points in 19 minutes in Butler's exhibition win over Franklin...played briefly at Evansville and against Chattanooga...scored first collegiate points with a three-point field goal against Louisville...hit a career-best five three-point field goals and led the Bulldogs with a career-high 17 points in 10 minutes against Oakland City...had three points in a brief stint against Valparaiso...matched his career-high with 10 minutes at Ball State...came off the bench with three points at Stanford...scored five points, grabbed a career-high five rebounds and hit a key three-point field goal to give Butler the lead for good against Green Bay at Hinkle Fieldhouse...had eight points in a career-high 23 minutes at Detroit...grabbed one rebound in Butler's home victory over Youngstown State...had first collegiate dunk in Butler's victory over Indiana State...had three points against Valparaiso in the Horizon League Tournament semifinals.
High School: Three-year varsity player at Center Grove High School...first player in school's history to be selected to the Indiana All-Star Team...scored a team-high 21 points and led Indiana to a 105-103 victory over Kentucky in the first game of the 2011 summer series...hit four of five shots from beyond three-point range, including the game-tying three-pointer, in the opening victory over Kentucky...named to the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference All-Conference team in 2010 and 2011...two-time first team All-County performer...averaged 14.7 points and 5.0 rbounds as a senior, while helping Center Grove to its first sectional championship since 1994...contributed to a school-record 21 wins in 2010-11...hit 61 three-point field goals and shot 39.9% from three-point range...scored a career-high 27 points in a victory over Ben Davis...grabbed a career-high nine rebounds against Terre Haute North Vigo...chosen to play in the Hoosiers Reunion All-Star Classic following his senior season...selected to participate in the 23rd Annual North-South Classic in April of 2011...averaged 14 points as a junior and helped Center Grove to a 17-4 record and the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference championship...named to the Indiana Junior All-Star Team in 2010...tied the school record with seven three-point field goals against Lawrence North as a sophomore and then tied it again with seven three-pointers against Greenwood as a senior...High School Coach: Cliff Hawkins.


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New York, NY (Sports Network) - Harvard quarterback Colton Chapple and
Princeton defensive end Mike Catapano were named the Asa S. Bushnell Cup
winners on Monday as the Ivy League football players of the year.
Chapple won the award as the Ivy League's offensive player of the year, while
Catapano was named the defensive player of the year.
Chapple set Harvard single-season records with 3,169 yards of total offense and
24 touchdown passes while the Crimson posted an 8-2 season. He had a 161.51
passing efficiency rating, which ranks third in the Football Championship
Chapple won top honors over last year's winner, Cornell junior quarterback Jeff
Mathews. This season, Mathews led the league in passing attempts (405),
completions (251) and passing yards (3,196), and finished second with 18
touchdown passes.
Catapano led the league with 12 sacks, ranked second with 15.5 tackles for
loss and was in on 41 tackles. He helped Princeton win four more games than a
year ago for a 5-5 record.
The runner-up to Catapano was Brown senior cornerback and return specialist
A.J. Cruz. He was the Bears' second-leading tackler with 71 and intercepted
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Raleigh, NC (Sports Network) - C.J. Leslie totaled 21 points and eight rebounds to lead the No. 23 North Carolina State Wolfpack to an 89-68 win over UNC Greensboro at PNC Arena.
Lorenzo Brown and Scott Wood added 15 points apiece for the Wolfpack (11-2), who have won seven in a row.
Kayel Locke poured in 21 points for the Spartans (2-9), losers in three straight and seven of eight. Derrell Armstrong put up 16 points and Kelvin McNeal had 10 points and as many rebounds in the setback.
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Many women tend to avoid wearing makeup because they worry about irritation, breakouts and other issues that are commonly associated with cosmetics. While going "au naturel" may fly when we're younger, more mature skin types usually find that makeup can work wonders for the skin, enhancing features while also camouflaging difficult flaws. Today's natural cosmetics make it easy to reap the benefits of makeup without any of the side effects.
Mineral cosmetics have exploded in recent years, offering full coverage foundations in formulas that are actually good for the skin. Natural minerals from rocks contain zinc and titanium which calm redness, soothe irritation, clear up blemishes and offer natural sun protection. These foundations are highly pigmented and very effective at covering even the most difficult blemishes.
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I was looking over the latest requirements for M3. I have had a test server running from M1 to M3 and am getting ready to put a production server online.
The QuickStart Guide lists the following requirement:
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Images: Alaska National Guardsmen compete in Hero Games [Image 16 of 17]
Photo by Balinda O'Neal Dresel
Alaska Army National Guardsman Maj. Jeffrey Roberts, 1-297th Reconnaissance and Surveillance Squadron, climbs during the 2012 Hero Games obstacle course event, June 23. During the event, team members had to race 50 yards, one at a time, carrying buckets full of water to fill a second container. Once the second container was filled, they had to push a Humvee down the street across a finish line. The Fourth Annual Hero Games' five overall events included the obstacle course, litter carry/scooter race, water balloon volleyball, bucket brigade/vehicle push, and tug-of-war. Participants included teams represented by Anchorage Police, Anchorage Fire Department, U.S. Air Force, Air Force Reserve, U.S. Army, Alaska Air National Guard and the Alaska Army National Guard. The Hero Games are held each year during the Summer Solstice festival in downtown Anchorage.
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May 30, 2016
The Mississippi Department of Health has reported the state's sixth swine flu death.
Health officials say the latest death occurred in Jones County. The victim was an adult female.
The number of confirmed cases of swine flu in Mississippi has risen to 840.
Symptoms of swine flu in humans are similar to those of seasonal flu, with fever, respiratory symptoms and body aches.
According to the Health Department, many of the swine flu deaths nationwide were among people with preexisting health conditions.
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Kings of Leon frontman Caleb Followill injured himself during a recent party after jumping off a boat and landing on his butt.
The Sex on Fire hitmakers were enjoying a wild toga party during a stay in Greece when Followill decided to leap off the boat – only to land on hard ground.
He tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "I can hardly sit down. I jumped off the top of a boat at 2am in the pitch black and landed right on my a**. It was a 30-foot drop."


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Cops: Driver clips road worker in rush to barbershop
Published: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 12:08 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 28, 2013 at 12:08 p.m.
A 76-year-old Salt Springs man wasn't going to let anything keep him from his haircut on Wednesday.
That's why, he told officers, he drove his 2001 Lincoln through a construction barricade blocking one entrance to Salts Springs Square, home of Hair Solutions for Ladies and Gents, according to Marion County Sheriff's Office reports.
William G. Faulkner also is accused of running into a construction worker who tried to get Faulkner to back up.
Deputies arrived at the location, 14100 N. U.S. 19, just after 1:30 p.m. They found Faulkner in the barber's chair getting his haircut. He said he did not realize he had driven over a traffic cone. He said he saw the construction worker trying to get him to back up, but was trying to make his appointment and did not want to take the time to back up and drive to the other entrance, according to sheriff's reports.
As for striking the construction worker, Faulkner said he figured the worker would move out of the way, reports state.
"That's why I didn't think it was that big of a deal, because the officer talked to him as he was getting his hair cut," said Melissa Land, owner of the hair salon and spa.
When the cut was completed, Faulkner was arrested.
"He's a regular customer, and I know he didn't think he did anything wrong, because he would have just missed the appointment and left," Land said.
Faulkner was booked into the Marion County Jail on one count of aggravated battery. He was released early Thursday after posting a $10,000 bond.
The construction worker, who did not want to comment for this story, told officers he was struck in the knee by the car. He complained of pain, but refused medical attention, reports state.
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So I have been trying to migrate some test users from our old IMAP setup (using Dovecot) to Zimbra, it seems imapsync isn't able to pull all the folders so I have to do things like --folderrec, etc. Here is the command line:
./imapsync --host1 mail.domain.tld --user1 $username --password1 '' --host2 zimbra.domain.tld --user2 $username --password2 '' --port1 993 --ssl1 --authmech1 PLAIN --authmech2 PLAIN --ssl2 --port2 993 --noauthmd5 --exclude '#shared*' --nofoldersizes --folder INBOX --subscribe_all --useuid --delete2
The initial sync for the most part works fine (except for the missing folders which I fill in on subsequent runs, but when I do, it spits out this:
CACHE h1 h2: 19135 files
Host2 folder INBOX selected: 19135 messages, duplicates: 0
Host2 flags msg INBOX/1257 could not add flags [$Forwarded $Label2 \Answered \Seen]: * BYE zimbra.domain.tld Zimbra IMAP4rev1 server closing connection (2x); Unable to connect to zimbra.domain.tld: IO::Socket::SSL: SSL connect attempt failed because of handshake problemserror:14094410:SSL routines:SSL3_READ_BYTES:sslv3 alert handshake failure
Basically imapsync is unable to add flags to a migrated message so Zimbra then drops the IMAP connection, and I get three pages of SSL handshake and IMAP errors as it no longer has a connection.
This is really slowing down the migration of users, I even tried using imapsync v1.525 from git and it still has the same issue.
Ideas? (thanks in advance)


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Skill Level: Easy to Intermediate
Size: Butterfly Doily: 11″ wide x 9″ tall; Pineapple Butterfly: 6 ½″ wide x 4″ tall;
Lacy Butterflies: 3″ wide x 2″ tall.
Materials: Blunt Sewing Needle; Size 10 Crochet Cotton;
Butterfly Doily: Ecru: 100 yd;
Pineapple Butterfly: Blue, Green, Pink and Purple: 70 yd (63 m) each;
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Salt Lake City, UT (Sports Network) - Al Jefferson and Paul Millsap scored 19
points apiece to lead the Utah Jazz to a 100-86 win over the Milwaukee Bucks
on Wednesday.
Jefferson also had 11 rebounds for the Jazz, who have won four of their past
five games. Enes Kanter registered 17 points and nine rebounds off the bench.
Brandon Jennings and Ersan Ilyasova scored 17 points apiece for the Bucks, who
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Former Georgia linebacker Alec Ogletree, a potential first-round pick in the upcoming NFL draft, is no stranger to off-the-field issues.
Via ProFootballtalk:
"Last weekend, my client Alec Ogletree was pulled over for speeding and a lane violation in Arizona," agent Pat Dye, Jr. told the website. "After the officers smelled alcohol, they conducted tests and also cited him for DUI. Although Alec regrets this incident terribly, he is thankful that there was no accident and that no one was hurt. Because this matter is still pending, we cannot comment further publicly at this time."
Ogletree had also missed Georgia's first four games this season for reportedly failing drug tests, and he was suspended the first game of his freshman season as well after being arrested for stealing a track athlete's motorcycle helmet.
The 6-foot-3, 232-pound Ogletree finished the 2012 season with 111 tackles, most on the Bulldogs, despite the absence.
Ogletree was pegged to go to the Steelers with the 17th pick in USA TODAY Sports' latest mock draft.


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Let's compare to the Arundel Mandible. The Tacx is 42 grams versus 29 grams for the Arundel, but the Tacx is 1/4 the price. You carry 12 more grams with the Tacx, plus the weight of the cash you saved.
It is very important that your frame's water bottle bosses are threaded holes to accept a bolt going through the bottle cage. This cage absolutely will NOT work on a frame where the bottle bosses have threaded screws coming out of the frame and expect a nut from the bottle cage side. This is why I have to use Arundels on my Parlee, even thought the trusty Tacx is just as good.
Are you using an internal Campagnolo EPS battery mounted inside your seat tube?
Nope, Shimano Di2, not Campy EPS, but that's not the drving factor here--some frame mfrs will not drill through carbon tubes. Parlee, for example, will not drill through the stock Enve tubes they buy, so they glue on a water bottle boss. (They could, but choose not to.) That means no threaded hole on the frame. The eyelets on the Tacx cage are just very thick, let me guess 3-4mm. If your frame has these "male" threaded water bottle bosses sticking out of the frame, no way they gave you enough threads to get through the Tacx eyelets. I hope that makes sense.
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Mashona Washington, who lost in doubles at Indian Wells on Wednesday with partner Bethanie-Mattek Sands, was arrested on suspicion of felony vandalism said the Riverside Sheriff's Department.
The former top-50 lady baller was arrested on Monday at the Hyatt Grand Champions Resort for charges specific to damages estimated at $5,000 or more. She posted bail of $5,000 later in the day and is scheduled to be arraigned on May 14.
WTF?! I wonder what went down in that hotel room...stay tuned.
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Thursday, March 19, 2009
THE LOW DOWN: Mashona arrested for suspicion of felony vandalism
Labels: Mashona Washington, tennis
7 comments:
- AnonymousMarch 19, 2009 at 9:38 AM
WTF indeed Rich - Get us the scoop pronto.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 19, 2009 at 5:37 PM
wow. i wanna know more.ReplyDelete
She looks so sad I actually feel sorry for her. I want to know what she actually did it must have been pretty severe.ReplyDelete
Of course she will deny it.ReplyDelete
From another site:ReplyDelete
I sat courtside for the entire doubles match earlier in the day, and it was pretty evident that Washington was not a happy tennis player. If my memory serves me correctly, she did receive a code violation warning from the chair.
Plus—and I plan to mention this in the next Indian Wells round-up—she was nearly fined for verbal obscenity. She caught herself right before finishing her sentence with a harsh profanity, instead saying out loud that if she kept going, she knew she was going to be fined.
Douglas Robson of USA Today said that Washington was arrested for trashing the hotel. So unless something else comes to light, I don't see how remotely this could be chalked up to racial discrimination. It was pretty clear just how bad of a mood Washington was in after getting beaten by the Spaniards.
- AnonymousMarch 19, 2009 at 9:47 PM
this woman is nuts! i was there and she did more than vandalize a hotel room. she KEYED a woman's car in the parking lot!!!!ReplyDelete
she is NUTS. she's a stalker. dont believe me? there is a police report filed against her in Palm Springs Indian Wells b/c of her vandalism to a vehicle belonging to a woman she suspected was sleeping with a tennis player she had been stalking.
shes psycho
OMG *sits stunned*ReplyDelete


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Stratford, NJ (WPVI/CNN) - A New Jersey teenager battling leukemia just got an invitation from Taylor Swift that he can't pass up.
The singer asked 18-year-old Kevin McGuire to be her date to the Academy of Country Music Awards. The invite came through a Facebook post.
This all began when McGuire's sister started an online campaign to get Swift to go to the prom with her brother.
Swift said she couldn't make it, then came the award show offer.
"Honestly my sister she's an amazing girl. Whenever she puts something in her head, it's gonna happen," said McGuire.
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Eastern Carolina military installations are taking no chances with Hurricane Irene.
At Seymour Johnson Air Force Base dozens of jets are being moved to Barksdale Air Force Base in Louisiana. The 78 jets include F-15E Strike Eagles and KC-135R Stratotankers.
As the jets are being moved to safety the base says the 5,000 people stationed at Seymour Johnson are getting ready for possible high winds, and flooding.
It's not the first time the jets have taken refuge at Barksdale. When Hurricanes Floyd, Bonnie and Bertha struck Eastern Carolina the jets from the Goldsboro base also when there.
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(Sports Network) - According to multiple reports, the United States Open is
returning to Winged Foot Golf Club in 2020.
Winged Foot's West Course has hosted five previous Opens, with 2006 being the
last one. Geoff Ogilvy finished with back-to-back 72s to win by one stroke
over Jim Furyk, Phil Mickelson and Colin Montgomerie.
That Open will long be remembered for Mickelson's collapse on the final hole.
Going for his third straight major championship, Mickelson needed to par the
last for the title.
Mickelson hit his drive way left off the tee, and it caromed off a tent and
into the rough. He tried to play a big cut, but hit a tree. He dumped his
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That led to this famous Mickelson quote, "I still am in shock that I did that.
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The 1974 U.S. Open is known as the "Massacre at Winged Foot" in large part
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With Congress preparing for a long-awaited vote on a healthcare reform bill Sunday, some Democrats are calling the concerns of U.S. Rep. Steve Driehaus (D-Price Hill) about abortion-related wording misplaced and just plain wrong.
Hold onto your hats, kiddies! Those trying to repeal "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" have a new supporter on their side. And it's not at all who you would expect.
It's former Vice President Dick Cheney! That's right, the Dick Cheney. In a shocking twist on the debate of whether or not gays and lesbians should be allowed to serve openly in the military, Dick Cheney came out on Sunday with an answer more surprising than a gunshot to the face.
He said yes!
His direct quote as seen on ABC's This Week in regards to whether it was time to let gays and lesbians serve openly in the military is as follows, "Well, I think the society has moved on. I think it's partly a generational question. I say I'm reluctant to second-guess the military in this regard because they're the ones who have got to make the judgment about how these policies affect the military capability of our, of our units. And that first requirement that you have to look at all the time is whether they're still capable of achieving their mission and does the policy change i.e. putting gays in the force, affect their ability to perform their mission. When the chiefs come forward and say we think we can do it, then it strikes me that it's time to reconsider the policy. And I think Admiral Mullen's said that."
Now while this doesn't exactly mean Cheney will be out there with his daughter in June wearing his Pride shirt through Northside, it is a surprising glimmer of hope from a very unlikely source. Considering his opposition just last year to a federal amendment to allow gay marriage, rather than going with state by state decision, his position on DADT seems a fraction bolder than the Cheney we are used to. But then again, we have heard this sort of vague support of what our military leaders deem the right course of action before.
On October 18, 2006, Senator John McCain appeared on MSNBC and was quoted as saying that if the military's leadership thought it time to change the current policy, then he would have to "consider seriously changing it." Not exactly a strong stance on the issue one way or the other, but significantly different to his current position. For despite Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Mike Mullen's support of the repeal, stating in his testimony to Congress on February 2 of this year that, "allowing gays and lesbians to serve openly would be the right thing to do," John McCain stands in firm opposition.
"Don't Ask, Don't Tell has been an imperfect, but effective policy," McCain said to Congress, in response to the efforts to repeal. "And at this moment, when we're asking more of our military than at any time in recent memory, we should not repeal this law." Hmm… Funny McCain should bring up memory, since his seems to have a three year expiration.
Whether or not Cheney will offer any real support to the issue of repealing "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," that remains to be seen. But for now, he has earned himself a slightly more progressive title than Senator John McCain. That's kind of like cringing a little less than the guy he's watching Brokeback Mountain with. But hey, it's one more "in favor" than we had before.
U.S. Rep. Jean Schmidt (R-Miami Township) just doesn't fare so well in unscripted situations. In the latest example of that political truism, Schmidt testified Monday for nearly five hours in a deposition taken by attorneys for David Krikorian.
The deposition was taken in preparation for a Sept. 3 hearing before the Ohio Elections Commission. Schmidt filed a complaint with the commission alleging that Krikorian knowingly made a false statement about Schmidt in a piece of campaign literature last year.


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Hi Amarillo! I'm not much of a cartographer myself, but I can offer you a few pointers.
The first thing I notice is the flagstones - they are huge. Compare the size of one of the flagstones to the width of the door; the average door is about 2.5' - 3' wide, a bit bigger than the width of a person. By that measure, some of those flagstones are up to 6' in length, which makes the building look a lot smaller than it actually is. You can fix this by shrinking and duplicating the texture you used for the stones, to make them smaller in comparison to the door.
Another thing I'd recommend, just to unify the final image, is to make a layer in Photoshop above everything else, fill it with one colour, and lower the opacity to 5 - 10%. It can be any colour you like, but it'll bring all the colours together and make them look like they're in the same scene, rather than a bunch of separate elements.