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79th RUNNING, AUGUST 24, 2014
JOCKEY LESLIE MAWING, STRYKER PHD, WINNER: "We knew there was going to be a lot of speed, so I let him break on his own. I wanted to be in a comfortable position, but I didn't expect to be in last. We were going nice and easy. When we got to the backside, there were probably still 10 to 12 lengths still in front of me. I knew they were going fast and we were in a good stride, so for sure they were going to come back to me. I gave him a few taps at the three-eighths pole and he picked it up really nice. He was picking off horses one by one. When we straightened out down the lane, I was three lengths away from the leader. I got them about the eighth-pole and we took the lead. I don't know what startled him but he looked at the crowd and heard the crowd and started to slow down. We went from about forty-five miles an hour to about 35 miles an hour in about a second. He kind of concerned me but I had the momentum already. It was a good race. I have to give all the kudos to the horse. He was working great in the morning. We've been training him to finish strong in the lane and he ran accordingly. It's a great feeling to win my first Mile. I've been here since the opening year and this race has always been eluding me. The best I've run in The Mile before was a fourth, so this is just fantastic."
TRAINER LARRY ROSS, STRYKER PHD, WINNER: "It really did remind me of Chum Salmon. More than I expected, but the pace was pretty hot. That's just his style, You're not going to change it. I think Leslie gets along with Stryker really well."
JOCKEY AGAPITO DELGADILLO, BOYETT, SECOND: "I had a very nice trip. I was behind the speed, and I was very close. He gave me a nice run when I asked him. We had everything go our way, we just got beat."
JOCKEY AMADEO PEREZ, TWISTGRIPS, THIRD (THROUGH A SPANISH INTERPRETER): "I liked the way the horse ran. I was just sitting off the pace and looking to make one run at it. I was riding the horse with a lot of confidence and I liked how he ran. I was happy to win the race last year, and I'm happy that I can finish in the top three again this year."
JOCKEY GALLYN MITCHELL, SCAT DADDYBABY, FOURTH: "I was on the lead for awhile, and I planned on being there. I was just hoping not to have to push him to get there. He's just a hard horse to get to relax because he's just so competitive and high-strung. I thought he ran a super race. The leader was coming to him, I kind of peeked a couple times on the backside, he was pricking his ears and relaxing for me. I waited until they came to me and when I asked him he dug back in."
JOCKEY DAVID LOPEZ, MR. BOWLING, SIXTH: "I had a bad position. I was the speed of the race, so they took me wide. I lost all chance at having good position. Then, I tried to make a move, At the three-eighths pole, it looked good for a minute. You know, I tried. We tried to get close. I knew the position was not the best, and I tried to get out of there. I had to take a little hole when they took me too wide. I tried to do what I could with what I had."
JOCKEY ISAIAS ENRIQUEZ, PROHIBITION, SEVENTH: "It was a perfect trip. There was a lot of speed in there, so I wanted to put him behind the second group. I was waiting for the right moment, the hole opened up, but he just got very tired. He's a very nice horse, but this is a race with a lot of nice horses."
JOCKEY ELISKA KUBINOVA, DISRUPTION, EIGHTH: "I had a perfect break, I had good speed. I think I had perfect position. I just missed the kick at the end. My horse was feeling great, and was really on top of his business. He just looked great out there. It was a tough race."
JOCKEY ROCCO BOWEN, DONTMESSWITHKITTEN, NINTH: "I didn't have the best of breaks but that's horse racing. You have to take the good with the bad. I just tried to get him to settle. It was a pretty fast race. He picked up his feet a little bit and didn't run too bad. If you look at it again, you'll see he tried to re-rally a bit. He was strong on the gallop out, too. I still think there's a lot of potential left in him."
JOCKEY RICHARD HAMEL, MYSTERIOUS SOUL, 11th: "I wanted to position myself closely, but my horse didn't really have anything from start to finish. He probably just had a bad day. It was just a bad day to have bad day. I asked him around the turn and I had nothing."
JOCKEY RICO WALCOTT, TITLE CONTENDER, 12TH: "I was really worried from the paddock. He was not acting himself. I've never seen him act like that before. By the time we went into the first turn, he didn't want any part of the race. I knew at that point he was done. I've rode him many times and he's usually on the bit, makes a move and goes, but not today."
19th RUNNING, AUGUST 24, 2014
JOCKEY ROCCO BOWEN, STOPSHOPPINGDEBBIE, WINNER: "It was an incredible race. She was doing it so easy and pricking her ears. I usually don't step it up a notch at the half-mile pole but I had to today to keep her going. When I peeked into the rearview mirror at the three-sixteenths pole, I could see Goin to the Window coming. I was like 'she's coming, she's rolling.' I just timed it right so that 'Debbie could see her right after the turn. Once 'Debbie saw her, it was "game on." She never got the head in front on us. Once 'Debbie saw her, she just drew away. I was never once worried today. The other horse is a really good horse, so I never let my guard down. At the end of the day, I knew I was on the best horse. I've won a lot of big races, but I have to say this is the best race I've ever won. It was a special day for me."
TRAINER TOM WENZEL, STOPSHOPPINGDEBBIE, WINNER: "We had a good day today. All the mares acted pretty good in the paddock and they all performed. Goin to the Window ran a great race running out 'Debbie and, Blueberry Smoothie tried like she always does. We hope to (run outside the state with Stopshoppingdebbie). We'll see how the mare pulls up, and then we'll have some decisions to make."

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Boston, MA (Sports Network) - Although a massive snowstorm buried the city of
Boston over the weekend, the Celtics faithful still came out to TD Garden on
They witnessed a classic.
And losing Rajon Rondo has yet to cause any concerns in Beantown.
Paul Pierce had a triple-double with 27 points, 14 rebounds and 14 assists as
the Boston Celtics extended their season-high winning streak to seven and
snapped the Denver Nuggets' nine-game stretch in their thrilling 118-114
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Melissa Kutrubes and Nicholas French
Melissa Kutrubes and Nicholas French were married Oct. 4 at Thomas Fogarty Winery. They held their reception at Fremont Hills Country Club.
The bride earned a degree in marketing from Colorado State University. She relocated to the area from Boulder, Colo., where she was a top-ranked equestrian. She is employed at Logitech as senior manager.
The groom graduated from San Jose State University. He is employed by Sereno Group in Los Altos and is a competitive Ironman triathlete.
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Mankaqchikel Associated Municipalities and ACAX, with support from IUCN and AVINA, learn about San Marcos Natural Resources and Environment Coordination Body (CORNASAM) work
30 November 2011 | News story
The visit to the San Marcos area, in Guatemala, is part of the process to strengthen social organization, create local capacities, promote interinstitutional coordination, form a microwatershed committee and prepare a strategic plan for the Tzancán microwatershed in the subwatershed of the Xayá River, in Chimaltenango.
Guatemala, November 2011 (IUCN) – With the support of the Embassy of Holland and the IUCN Water and Nature Initiative (WANI II), members of the Mankaqchikel Associated Municipalities, Asociación ACAX, local community development committees in Tecpán, the mayor-elect of Zaragoza and municipal officials of Tecpán, Chimaltenango, visited the IUCN Tacaná II project area to learn about the methodological and conceptual process involved in achieving interinstitutional and multisectoral coordination through the Natural Resource and Environment Coordination Body of San Marcos (CORNASAM, for its name in Spanish). This entity has been instrumental in development of the microwatershed-based community water planning and management model designed to promote integrated water resource management emphasizing sustainable development and local water governance.
Moisés Villatoro told the visitors about CORNASAM's background and explained its vision and work philosophy in promoting interinstitutional and multisectoral coordination in the Suchiate, Coatán, Naranjo and Cuilco river basins. He described the initial difficulties in forming CORNASAM, particularly integrating all of the institutions and organizations working in the zone, but indicated the advantages of such an entity for coordinating and integrating efforts under a vision of the whole and of articulated work, as well as the achievements obtained through joint and integrated actions with a territorial vision based on microwatersheds.
Mr. Rodas emphasized that CORNASAM was created in order to join efforts, integrate areas of action, prevent duplication of work, scale up results, achieve greater impacts and obtain more efficiency in use of the limited resources each of the separate institutions has available.
A highly important aspect is that participation of the organizations and institutions is voluntary, and that thanks to their joint advocacy, CODEDE allocated funds for environmental management in San Marcos. The entity's success is based on complementarity in the areas of work of these 18 members of CORNASAM, and most especially on the holistic vision they have achieved. This has helped them seek more integrated solutions to environmental problems, and it has not been necessary for them to establish a legal identity in order to do this.
During the tour in the field and interviews with different communities and local political authorities, visitors could learn in detail about the process for training and environmental strengthening of the municipalities and associated municipalities and coordination with the system of development councils, as well as criteria for social organization and local participation through the establishment of microwatershed councils, the steps in preparing microwatershed management plans, and the promotion of strategic alliances with government and nongovernmental organizations for the restoration, protection, preservation, fostering and management of strategic ecosystems in prioritized microwatersheds.
Romeo Vásquez of ACAX said, "The visit was very useful and worthwhile for everyone, especially because we could witness for ourselves in the field the high degree of participation, empowerment and knowledge of their territories in the communities that have been being organized, trained, strengthened and accompanied throughout the process by the IUCN's Tacaná II project. We could also see that the model developed is practical, useful, simple, and effective, so there's no doubt that its adoption and adaptation to the socio-environmental conditions of the subwatershed of the Xayá River will be of great benefit."
Mayor-elect of Zaragoza, Ariel Salazar, indicated that "the basis for the success of the model developed by the IUCN is that it is inclusive, very participatory and based on strategic alliances, which makes it possible to connect and join forces in a single direction and comprehensively. Also, it is very satisfying to see the degree of empowerment in the communities and women's participation; as a result it is practical, useful, effective and simple to replicate."
Speaking for ACAX, Damián Quino mentioned that: "it is interesting to see how the Microwatershed Councils have been established based on the operating and legal structure of the Community Development Councils, with a clear socio-environmental vision for the development of their microwatersheds, and how they recognize the importance of conserving the strategic water recharge zones in order to guarantee water supply in quantity, quality and periodicity for the different alternative uses in their communities—which will be highly important in the case of the subwatershed of the Xayá River, which supplies water for human consumption to many people."
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Royals Equipment Drive, Sunday lineup
If you're headed out to the park today, be sure to drop off some new or gently used baseball equipment. Today is the second day of the Baseball Equipment Drive, which benefits the Guadalupe Centers Youth Baseball Fund. All types of baseball and softball equipment will be accepted, including gloves, baseballs, bases, batting tees, bats, batting helmets, shoes and uniforms. Cash donations are also accepted.
Here are some pictures from last night. David DeJesus and Ron Mahay, co-chairs of the drive, along with the Royals Wives, were on hand to meet fans and collect items on Saturday night. Thank you to everyone who donated items on Saturday, and we hope that you can bring items by on Sunday.
Here's your Kansas City lineup for Sunday:
Crisp – CF
DeJesus – LF
Teahen – 3B
Guillen – RF
Jacobs – 1B
Callaspo – 2B
Olivo – C
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Robert "Bob" Grosenheider
Robert "Bob" Grosenheider, 73, of Le Mars passed away Sunday, March 10, 2013 at his home in Le Mars. Services will be 10:30 a.m. Thursday, March 14, 2013 at St. John's Lutheran Church, E.L.C.A. with Reverend Gary Landsness officiating. Interment will be at Resthaven Memory Gardens in Le Mars. Visitation will be after 4:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at the Carlsen Funeral Home in Le Mars with the family present to greet friends from 5:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m. Visitation will continue Thursday morning at the church from 9:30 a.m. until service time. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.
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- Jelena Jankovic on her fitness at the US Open
Power shots, doing splits, taking naps - JJ has all kinds of trickery to throw at her opponents. How could she not win her first Grand Slam this fortnight?
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I'm really hoping she will win. Just have to get her head together. And then she'll really win.ReplyDelete
head AND body at this point - those pesky injuries won't go awayReplyDelete
I think her style of play does not give her any advantage in today's tennis pace (where everyone are aggressive baseliners). Who was the last counterpuncher to win a grand slam anyway? I think it was Lleyton Hewitt way back in 2000. That was a looooong time ago. :DReplyDelete
I'm sorry but her splits really annoy me.
Other than that, I do hope she gets herself back together and starts winning big time again - I like her WAY much more than Ana "fist-pumping after every single point" Ivanovic...
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aw i like Ana but i like Jelena a lot more. Jelena doesnt have the fire power that Ana has but she's just way more consistent. i think her splits bring a level of entertainment to tennis that a regular match wouldntReplyDelete


text: Store, Southern States keep up with the times By Kate White October 5, 2012 Chip Ellis Fred Whitt has operated Whitt's Farm Supply in Hurricane since 1958 and has always offered Southern States merchandise -- a brand that's trusted, Whitt says. HURRICANE, W.Va. -- Fred Whitt has watched Putnam County change over the years from acres of sprawling farmland to the mostly residential area it is today. The owner of Whitt's Farm Supply in Hurricane, which started selling Southern States brand merchandise in 1958, said for the past few decades his business has been forced to transition from a farm supply store to more of a lawn and garden center. "We used to have a whole lot more," Whitt, 56, of Hurricane, said, referring to the farm supplies his store stocks. "But clientele died off from generations just not farming." Approaching its 90-year anniversary, Southern States Cooperative, the Richmond, Va.- based agricultural retail supplier, has been operating stores and cooperatives and supplying private dealerships with merchandise in West Virginia since 1941. And despite a drop in the number of farms throughout the state over the years, and last year's warm winter, which impacted the agricultural supplier's sales, "we're just as strong in West Virginia as we've ever been," said Turner Gravitt Jr., director of corporate events, member relations and government affairs for Southern States. On Tuesday, Whitt's will hold his annual meeting at 8 p.m. at the John Henson Senior Center in Hurricane to update customers about the future of his store. A representative from Southern States Cooperative Inc. will be on hand to describe the condition of that company. Whitt's Farm Supply is a private dealer of Southern States products that uses the company as a manufacturing and wholesale resource. "Most of our [business] now is from small farmers with anywhere from 10 to 25 head of cattle," Whitt said. "But we're more urban, so it's mainly lawn and garden now." Farming has declined statewide during the past 50 years. In 1950, Putnam County had nearly 1,900 operating farms, but that number had tumbled to 625 in 2007, when the most recent data was collected. Similarly, West Virginia reported a loss of farms from 81,434 in 1950 compared to around 24,000 in 2007. Still, West Virginia leads the nation in the number of family farms, according to Scott Lemmons, deputy director with the West Virginia Field Office of the National Agricultural Statistics Service. "Farmers have to go somewhere to get their feed and seed," Lemmons said about Southern States' success in the state. In the 1990s, West Virginia had more than 40 Southern States stores, and a good many remain. The merchandise, which focuses on a variety of things such as fertilizers, seeds, pet supplies and lawn care can be purchased in Summersville, Point Pleasant, Iaeger, Huntington, Parkersburg, Martinsburg and Morgantown, among many other places. "We're like any other company ... we've combined, closed and relocated some operations," Gravitt said. "When you do that, some people think something may be wrong, but we're just trying to be more efficient and successful for members and the cooperative." Just like Whitt's store has adapted and started selling more lawn and garden products, Southern States has developed a new marketing plan focused around their customers to help rebound from a tough year of unusual weather. "Fiscal 2012 was an extremely challenging year for Southern States Cooperative," said President and CEO Thomas Scribner in a news release. "The winter of 2012 was the mildest since 1932 and the second warmest since 1895. The warm temperatures significantly impacted our earnings, as agricultural producers needed less feed related products and rural homeowners burned fewer gallons of home heating fuel." Gravitt said Southern States plans to start looking at customers' needs in different ways. "We're going to start taking a real strong look at our customer groups. We're not going to sell every customer the same way," he said. "We have rural America customers with more of a farm lifestyle and smaller farmers, but they still need some of the same products." Whitt has already adapted to meet the needs of customers. He takes the time to educate his younger customers who might not know as much about the quality of Southern States merchandise because they didn't grow up farming. "[Southern States] is a name people know and trust," he said. Reach Kate White at firstname.lastname@example.com or 304-348-1723.


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The last few years we've had great players like Kelechi Osemele, Leonard Johnson, Jake Knott, A.J. Klein ect. But I don't know if we any guys this year with the same potential as them. If you can think of any tell me.
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I guess I forgot about Kirby.Brun was the player I thought would be the best on offense but I don't think he will be exceptionally good or one of the best TE's in the conference.
I could see Deon Broomfield excelling at the linebacker position. He's already got some experience as a linebacker. Once he puts on some mass this year with his speed and skills as a defensive back he could play pretty well. Plus the guy can tackle!
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Farniok, George, Watson, Brun would be my guesses right now. Obviously every year you need someone to step up.
Players who I think have a shot to be very good are obviously either Rohach/Richardson, Wimberly, and Jarvis West.
If West could keep his speed through his cuts better, he would be absolutely insane. He makes people miss so much and his cuts are incredible, but he makes a guy miss and there's plenty of time for other defenders to get to him. That's what made Tavon Austin so great, although Austin had incredible top end speed as well that West does not.
I'm going to throw Bundrage out there. He made some good catches this year and if he and the QB can get on the same page during spring ball, he has the ability to put up some big numbers this next year.
I guess I will put my dark horses out there as well
Offense- Dika
Defense- George
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Originally Posted by 9JrCyclone29
The last few years we've had great players like Kelechi Osemele, Leonard Johnson, Jake Knott, A.J. Klein ect. But I don't know if we any guys this year with the same potential as them. If you can think of any tell me.
Trust me, we have plenty of guys with the same potential as them, one look at a guy like David Irving should tell you that. I think it makes more sense to try to make a point that we don't have any guys coming back next year who are proven studs and well known as future NFL draft picks such as Kelechi, Knott, and Klein.
offense- White, I think they'll run more
defense- George, from all accounts, good work ethic and needs to step up.
ST- KVDK, obvious
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If you never had Fred then you never would have had Georges. Think about that for a minute you stupid *****
Maybe not 2013, but look out for Luke Knott in 2014.
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offense- White, I think they'll run more
defense- George, from all accounts, good work ethic and needs to step up.
ST- KVDK, obvious
I don't think I'd put a RB in my offensive best player list without an OL right along side him. Someone on the OL has to step up if a RB has any chance at 2013 offensive MVP.
Offense- Ernst Brun and Tom Farniok (Dark horse Is Quenton Bundrage)
Deffense- Jerimiah George
Special Teams- Obviously Kirby Van Der Kamp
Offense-Brun, Bundrage, or Farniok
Defense-George, Washington (Irving and Jevohn Miller are dark horses)
Special Teams- Kirby (Netten is the dark horse)
Hopefully not having any known big time players will make everyone work that much harder to make their own mark. I have like Bundrage since the Texas game when he scored that td, he looked like he belonged in the Big 12 as a receiver. Too many if's on the O-Line to make me confident, would love to be horribly wrong though.
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Hey guys, just my take on Barnes.
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Well said and I couldn't agree more. I am elated that he is choosing now, so we don't have to put up with more home detectives trying to glean info from some action of HB. Just let him pick and lets move on with our lives.
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I don't know.......just makes too much sense.
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Nice writeup Khaal53, Thanks.
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Hey guys, just my take on Barnes.
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- Personally, I am mentally prepared that he will select UNC or Duke.
- I will be super excited if he selects ISU.
- I will be super ****** off if he goes to KU.
- I will be super confused if he selects OU or UCLA.
I put our odds more at 25%, between UNC, Duke, KU and ISU.
Originally Posted by CycloneWarning
- Personally, I am mentally prepared that he will select UNC or Duke.
- I will be super excited if he selects ISU.
- I will be super ****** off if he goes to KU.
- I will be super confused if he selects OU or UCLA.
I put our odds more at 25%, between UNC, Duke, KU and ISU.
Yeah I am in the same boat as you. Will be thrilled if we get him, disappointed a little if we don't, but flat-out ****** off if he goes to KU!
Still don't think the kid has the audacity to invite the public to a press conference to announce he's going elsewhere. If I have any source of optimism, this is it.
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Still don't think the kid has the audacity to invite the public to a press conference to announce he's going elsewhere. If I have any source of optimism, this is it.
You think he's firmly entrenched?
Originally Posted by Broodwich
You think he's firmly entrenched?
It's hard to say. This kid doesn't act like your usual 17 year old so it's impossible to tell.
Most would not consider the possibility of delivering bad news to your hometown in front of hundreds of people nor would they do it early and have to stick around the rest of the year. With HB, I guess you just don't know because he hasn't acted like a teenager in all of this.
Not saying it means he's coming here, just saying it's my biggest source of optimism.
Here's my take, since i know everyone is super-interested in it
1. Throw Oklahoma out - HB has said academics are important, and this school doesn't fit academically with the others.
2. Throw UCLA out - Mom has said that HB is a small-town kid, and this is the only big town school on the list.
3. Throw KU out - recent fight between Basketball and football dissuades HB from going here. The throwdown style isn't him, he's too cerebral to hang with these guys.
4. Throw ISU out - wants to win national championship, probably not here unless Brackins stays (which makes the new rumors of Brackins on the fence about his senior year interesting)
5. Throw Duke out - wants a business undergrad school, this is more of a business grad school. Plus, elite private school doesn't seem to be HB, as indicated by his commitment to stay in Ames his senior year.
That leaves UNC as the most likely candidate, IMHO: Strong business school, national champion contender, small-town atmosphere
That also means that if the rumor that kg-cyclone posted about Brackins being 50/50 about returning for his senior year is true, that this might be motivation for HB coming to ISU.
Last edited by ce1; 11-11-2009 at 02:06 PM.
Good write up. Of course fans of all of the other schools will be ****** at the suggestion that ISU has even a .01% chance.
"Politics: Poli a Latin word meaning many; and "tics" meaning bloodsucking creatures." ~Robin Williams
Originally Posted by Broodwich
You think he's firmly entrenched?
That phrase should be **** out.
I don't know if I would say that UNC has a better business school than Duke. My father played basketball at ISU and then went on to Harvard Business School. That would be the better way for him to go!
from what i've read, Duke doesn't have an undergrad business college. Graduate program yes, but no undergrad.
My take on Barne's decision.
He doesn't fit well with the Kansas players, they're too thuggish. Grew up a die hard Iowa State and UNC fan. Eliminates Duke. Deep down in his heart, he hates Roy Williams for pummeling Iowa State with Iowa players, and he want's to stick it to him.
Signs with Iowa State.
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I was just posting to one of these on another forum and decided to post on here too when I was stunned to find there is not a thread on here for it! (and I searched! I searched through of 17 pages of results!)
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Hi! I'm planning to upgrade my server from Zimbra OSE 5 under CentOS 5.4 32 bit to Zimbra 7.0.2 under CentOS 6.3 64 bit.
I found and "old" procedure:
(1) On old server, as zimbra user, export LDAP data:
/opt/zimbra/openldap/sbin/slapcat -f /opt/zimbra/conf/slapd.conf -l /tmp/ldap.ldif
(2) On old server: shutdown Zimbra
(3) On old server: create a .tar.gz file of /opt/zimbra
(4) Transfer ldap.ldif and the /opt/zimbra tar file somewhere convenient (ie to another system on your network)
(5) Shutdown old server system. All further steps apply to your new system only.
(6) Bring up new system with same IP/hostname
(7) Install Zimbra using the appropriate packages for your new OS. Follow the Zimbra installation guide as far as pre-reqs etc, and run install.sh as if you were doing a new install. What you answer to the questions isn't important, except you should install the exact same set of packages as on your old system (I think you may be able to "install.sh -s" to avoid some of the questions?)
(8) Shut down Zimbra if the installation process started it up
(9) Transfer those .tar.gz and ldap.ldif files onto your new system
(10) In /opt/zimbra/openldap-data, delete everything except DB_CONFIG and the db and logs directories (delete the files inside those directories, just don't delete the directories themselves)
(11) As zimbra user, import your ldap.ldif, ie:
/opt/zimbra/openldap/sbin/slapadd -f /opt/zimbra/conf/slapd.conf -l /tmp/ldap.ldif
(12) As root, move openldap-data to a safe place, ie:
mv /opt/zimbra/openldap-data /tmp
(13) As root, delete your entire Zimbra directory, ie:
rm -rf /opt/zimbra
(14) Extract your .tar.gz file as /opt/zimbra
(15) As root, move that openldap-data we saved earlier back into place, ie:
rm -rf /opt/zimbra/openldap-data/*
cp -a /tmp/openldap-data/* /opt/zimbra
(16) Fix up any permissions issues in your new /opt/zimbra dir, personally I just ran /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmfixperms
(17) In your installer dir, edit util/utilfunc.sh, commenting out the section of code shown in this post:
(18) Re-run install.sh with -s option and ignore errors
(19) recopy your /opt/zimbra/.saveconfig/config.save from your old server to your new server's /opt/zimbra/.saveconfig directory
(20) ***Repeat step 11***: As zimbra user, import your ldap.ldif, ie:
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(if this errors about ldap_log_level edit the slapd.conf and change @@ldap_log_level@@ to your 'zmlocalconfig |grep ldap_log_level', also you may need to stop ldap before doing this step if it is started.
(21) re-run /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmfixperms as root
(22) re-run install.sh without the -s option
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1957 Chevy Coupe - A Smokey TributeWritten by Eric Geisert on September 1, 2011 Dick Lowder and Brent VanDervort's '57 Chevy
It seems that icons are few and far between nowadays but, back in the early '60s, you could certainly find individuals who were in their prime and knocking down records and barriers (or anything else that stood in the way). One such luminary was Henry Yunick—better known as "Smokey"—a legendary race car mechanic and driver.
Born of the group of folks who would help form NASCAR (as well as someone who shared the group's humble moonshiners-outrunning-the-revenuers beginnings), it seemed that any car that Smokey Yunick worked on in his Best Damn Garage In Town would certainly be a contender, if not an outright winner, and racers with the dirt of Daytona under their nails or the smell of an Indy racer imbedded in their clothes would rely on Smokey for decades to help get them to the finish line.
Living in NASCAR country (North Carolina to folks living outside of the South), 57-year-old Brent VanDervort and 60-year-old Dick Lowder have certainly witnessed and felt the impact of the sport and hobby. A few years ago, they decided to build a car that would look like it could have been a Yunick-prepped racer found on the front row of NASCAR race in 1958.
One facet of Yunick's legacy includes his ability to "bend" the rules to gain an advantage on other racers, and he'd be justifiably proud of the engineering that went into making this car handle and perform like no race car could have in 1958.
The chassis is the key to a performance vehicle and Brent didn't have to go far to find what he wanted. His day job of running the business he founded in 1985—Fatman Fabrications—includes designing and selling a full line of chassis and suspension pieces for a large selection of vehicles, so this time around the Best Damn Garage In Town would be Fatman Fabrications' homebase in Charlotte.
Set up on a stock wheelbase of 115 inches, this '57 would receive a completely new chassis, which includes Fatman's beefy X-member that allows for up to 3-inch exhaust tubing. The main framerails are 3x4.188-inch wall, and a John's Industries 9-inch (with 28-spline axles and a 3.00 Posi) was located with the help of a Fatman parallel-link four-bar system as well as a Z-bar, 375-pound-rated QA1 coilovers, and a Hellwig sway bar. Stainless steel control arms, a NAPA power rack, another Hellwig sway bar, Wilwood 1-inch dropped spindles, and 600-pound-rated QA1 coilover shocks make up the Fatman Stage III IFS setup. Wilwood disc brakes are on each corner (13-inch diameter with six-piston calipers) and, because authentic NASCAR wheels are 15-inch, Brent turned to Stockton Wheel for a set of 17x9 wheels with 5.25-inch backspace on each rim. Nitto supplied the sticky NT05 street tires in a 235/40R17 front and 275/40R17 rear combination.
The body, a 210 model, was left alone except for a nose and deck job, and the rear bumper was changed to a station wagon type so the license plate didn't have to mount to the trunk lid. Enough year of manufacture still comes through by using the original door handles and keeping the factory side trim intact, but the race car look comes through with the aluminum headlight covers and the rear window retainer straps.
Some folks say it's dangerous messing with science, but Brent sees nothing wrong with cloning something that never really existed. About as close as you can get is the layout of the paint scheme, which closely follows the look found on both Paul Goldsmith's '58 Pontiac or the '67 Chevelle driven by Curtis Turner (both owned by and wrenched on by Yunick back in the day with the Chevelle taking the pole position at the '67 Daytona 500). The vintage race cars and this '57 share the black sides and gold panels up top and both have a big entry number painted on the door (No. 3 for Goldsmith, No. 13 for Turner).
Don Eddin and the guys at Fat Cat Customs (Albemarle, North Carolina) did the bodywork and paint while R&D Finishing (Elizabethton, Tennessee) not only did the car's plating but supplied all of the rubber and repro items. Once the two-tone paint had cleared it was time for the engine and trans, so Dick Lowder assembled the 383 with a forged 400 crankshaft, a COMP Cams camshaft, Chevy pink rods, and production GM aluminum heads.
Up top an Edelbrock Air Gap manifold supports a 650-cfm Edelbrock carb, which is fed by a dual cold air package system by Spectre Performance. Exhaust is handled by Sanderson headers and Hushpower mufflers, but the tubing fabbed by Whelan's Rod Shop exits the car in front of the rear wheel, NASCAR style. A Powermaster alternator was also used, and a Vintage Air Front Runner System allows for the running of a serpentine belt system. The small-block is backed to a Ford Top Loader transmission, which has been equipped with a Hays disc 'n' plate and a shifter from Hurst.
It looks like a race car inside the '57 due to the clock and radio delete plates, and the aluminum door panels Brent fabbed (he did the aluminum panel work in the engine compartment, too). And you can bet with a nickname of "Fatman", Brent isn't a Jeff Gordon-sized (5-foot-7, 150-pound) driver, but he fits well in the aluminum ButlerBuilt, vintage-style bucket seat (secured by Simpson five-point belts) whether he's driving or riding shotgun. Bobby McCarter did the interior work using black Naugahyde, and the stripped-down race car look is capped off with a genuine NASCAR steering wheel from City Chevrolet in Charlotte attached to an ididit tilt steering wheel. Up on the dash are a set of Doc's Kustom gauges, with a big 8,000-rpm tach taking centerstage to the other four (temp, oil, volt, and fuel) gauges. An air-conditioning system from Vintage Air still uses the factory vents, and the wiring from It's A Snap Wire and Cable was installed by Dick.
Since completion the car has made the rounds, including a brief pass through Southern California where Super Chevy magazine put the car through its paces in a slalom course at its Suspension Challenge Track Day. Besides commenting the car generated "unadulterated fun," the magazine went on to state, "The fact it went through the slalom faster than a new Camaro SS speaks volumes about its capabilities." And that's what Smokey would have liked about this ride: The best tricks of the trade expertly applied under the skin of an iconic '57 Chevy.
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Five gauges from Doc's Kustom (with a big 8,000-rpm tach in the middle) fill up the panel on the dash of the '57. You don't notice the ididit tilt column in this old-timey interior, but you do see the genuine NASCAR steering wheel (with the cushioned center pad) Brent VanDervort found for the ride. ButlerBuilt aluminum racing seats fill the need, and each uses a Simpson five-point harness for added safety. There's Dynamat insulation under the black closed-loop carpet, which, along with the black Naugahyde, was installed by Bobby McCarter.You can't have a NASCAR vehicle without stickers! But these are the right ones to have: Bonneville 1963, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, NASCAR Hall of Fame, Hurst, Perfect Circle, and STP help make the car look more period correct.You can't have a NASCAR vehicle without stickers! But these are the right ones to have: Bonneville 1963, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, NASCAR Hall of Fame, Hurst, Perfect Circle, and STP help make the car look more period correct.What about 17-inch NASCAR wheels? No such thing, as 15-inchers are required. Brent had Stockton Wheel make up a set of 17x9 wheels with a 5.25-inch backspace, then wrapped them in Nitto NT05 rubber (275/40R17 and 235/40R17). Wilwood six-piston calipers and 13-inch discs are on each corner, and the exhaust dumps forward of the rear wheels.


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Originally Posted by SvrWxCy
Key here is that Cincinnati is going to be one of the better perimeter defenders we see this year. They go after the ball and are aggressive with tips and tracking the ball down. Yes, we need to be more careful but being tied at halftime here isn't too bad with our good rebounding and good shooting overall.
If we manage less than 10 TO's in the 2nd half I think we come away with the win here.
I think you're right!
16:58 ISU down 5 with the ball.
CU getting to the rim at will right now
Am I the only who has not been impressed by Clyburn so far this season?
Cinci is really good. We are overmatched in this one.
seriously...if lucious isn't even going to try bench his ***...pathetic
I appreciate the updates Die4Cy...
KL sucks.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
I would say Clyburn's play has been unmemorable, but he does avg double digits and is our leading rebounder....just hasn't shown up when it matters I guess.
Originally Posted by xboxfever
Am I the only who has not been impressed by Clyburn so far this season?
So far... yes, I would say he's been a disappointment. Hoiberg made it sound like he was going to be just amazing for us this year. I haven't seen that yet.
Pretty good rebounder though.
Originally Posted by xboxfever
Am I the only who has not been impressed by Clyburn so far this season?
He is not as good as Royce made it sound like he was when he left.
Now with a shot clock violation out of the timeout. Ugh.
Nice move by McGee...
Iowa State 40
Cincy 50
14:50 remaining
UGH take Lucious OUT...wtf
Originally Posted by SvrWxCy
Nice move by McGee...
Iowa State 40
Cincy 50
14:50 remaining
it's 40-47
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UPDATE: CHERRY VALLEY (WIFR) -- The State Fire Marshall is being called to help investigate a house fire in Cherry Valley.
It happened Wednesday at about 4:00 p.m. in the 2700 block Panorama drive. That's just off of Harrison Avenue, between Perryville and Mulford Roads. The fire started in the garage and spread throughout the home causing $50,000 in damage. Four fire departments were called to help. No one was hurt. The cause is currently unknown.
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I'm running into a problem with my users who need to copy sections out of an excel file and paste it into and email. Here is what I have found.
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Forcing everyone to use IE 9 for their email is not going to happen. So why doesn't it work with Zimbra Desktop ideally? or the other primary browsers? I know Zimbra Desktop can display the pasted images because when I save the email as a draft in IE and go to the desktop client I can open it and it has all the formatting and I can continue to edit as a table within the Desktop client.
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FORT COLLINS (KUSA) - One corner of rural Colorado is so fed up with the leftward lurch of our state that county leaders are talking secession by creating the 51st state.
Weld County Commissioners say other leaders in northeastern Colorado are ready to go with them, citing concerns that they are being ignored on issues like energy and agriculture.
"Our very way of life is under attack," Weld County Commissioner Sean Conway said on Thursday.
The Republican says Wednesday's signing of Senate Bill 252 by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, which critics say would increase rates for only rural Colorado while at the same time promoting renewable energy, was the last straw.
"That is a direct assault on rural Colorado," Weld County Commissioner Mike Freeman said.
At a recent meeting of county commissioners from all over the state, Conway says roughly 10 counties warmed to the idea of a petition to create a new state.
"That state would be the state of Northern Colorado," Conway said.
"Some would call it extreme, maybe aggressive, and I would say absolutely. I think extreme times call for extreme actions," Weld County Commissioner Doug Rademacher, a Republican, said.
The process will be daunting. Voters in each county would need to vote for the idea. Then statehood would need to be approved by the state legislature, the governor and Congress.
The last state to do this effectively was West Virginia in 1863.
"What I would say to those folks in Denver that say this doesn't have any chance? We're not going to take this seriously? Beware, because we're not going away," Conway said.
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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - The New England Patriots clinched the AFC East on
Sunday. It was far from easy, however.
Tom Brady's rhythm was disrupted by a spirited Miami defense, but the Patriots
capitalized on several miscues on their way to a 23-16 victory at Sun Life
Brady was 24-of-40 for 238 yards with one touchdown pass to Wes Welker and a
rare interception.
Stevan Ridley scored on a short touchdown run and picked up critical yards on
a fourth-quarter drive to help New England (9-3) prevail and capture the
division crown for the 10th time in 12 years.
Welker had 103 yards on 12 grabs, tying Jerry Rice's NFL record for most games
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Rookie Ryan Tannehill completed 13-of-29 passes and finished with 186 yards
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Whenever someone gets a new job, whether it's from a career change, finding a new place to earn a living, or (like in this case) an internal promotion within the same company, there is left some "collateral damage" so to speak… and that damage is me.
Don't get me wrong I am more than elated that our own "Wake Up Call, News Guru" Joe Thomas will be the head honcho at The Sports Hub 102.3, NBC Sports Radio starting Monday! He has earned all the respect and authority that goes with a management spot because of his professionalism, dedication, commitment to the medium of radio, and his excellent work… but dammit, it's hard to imagine him no longer being a part of our broadcast.
Yes, I'm being selfish by turning this around to talk about a co-workers great success being kinda sad, but I like working with the guy, and even though he'll be in the same office and 3 doors down from me, frankly I'll miss him.
Joe was a fixture of the Froggy morning show for about fifteen years, virtually since its inception, and has always made it better just by being a part of it. He not only read the news but made it relatable with a smooth style and kind delivery that would've make Cronkite smile. He brought an asset to the morning drive slot that will be not soon forgotten, and I wish him amazing happiness and huge success as he enters his new post, but do it with much sadness for us as a crew because of the giant hole that will be left from his departure.
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ATVAonline: Congratulations on winning the 2012 title in the ITP/Moose Racing AMA ATV Motocross Championship Series, presented by Parts Unlimited in the 70 CVT class. How do you feel about that?
Trevor Thatcher: Very happy and excited. I worked harder for this championship than any of my others!
AO: Who were some of your toughest competition and why?
TT: The entire 70 CVT class! That class was so competitive this year and everyone was really fast, but the last half of the season I'd have to say that Peyton Zimmerman and Bryce Ford were the toughest for sure.
AO: How long have you been racing? Have you won any other championships?
TT: I've been racing for six years. Yes, I've won two Extreme Dirt Track National Championships along with 13 local and state championships.
AO: Why do you like motocross racing?
TT: I love jumping big jumps and flying through the whoops, and the intense competition, it's what makes me happy. There's nothing else I'd rather be doing.
AO: What are your racing plans for the 2013 season?
TT: In 2013 I plan on racing the entire ATV MX National Championship Series. I'll be racing in 90 Mod Junior and 90 Production and I plan to push harder than I ever have.
AO: How long do you plan to continue racing the AMA ATV Motocross National Championship Series?
TT: As long as I am able to and I hope that is for a long, long time.
AO: What do you do in your free time unrelated to ATVs?
TT: I wrestle for my school (Pike-Delta-York in Fulton County, Ohio), play video games, hang out with my friends and ride my bike and scooter.
AO: Who are your sponsors? Who would you like to thank?
TT: I would like to thank Fierce Powersports for building my quads, they always perform perfectly and look amazing. Harold Goodman, I can't thank him enough. His advice is priceless and he is the best at setting up my shocks. Melissa Kufel and Joey Scarrow, they are so awesome! They give me great advice and confidence when I think I can't do something. ATV Outlaws for helping me train and practicing with me.
Sebastian at Elka Shocks for always making sure I get what I need and fast. Dee and Michele at Rage ATV, they are always there with encouraging words and allow me to come to their track in Texas to practice whenever I want. Haggerty Racing for supplying me with the nastiest 70 motors I've ridden.
Justin at Maximum RPM, he always makes sure I have the hard-to-find parts no matter what. My mom, My grandma and my dad. A huge thanks to my dad. He spends a lot of time getting my quads ready and keeping them running great. He is the best at clutching CVTs and without him I could never have won this championship.
I love you dad, you are the best!
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TT: To all my sponsors for 2013—Fierce Powersports, Elka Suspension, Boysen, 488 Web Design, Harold Goodman, Rage ATV, ATV Outlaws, Makson Construction, Liquid Performance, Leatt, Hot Rods, Go Pro, Osiris, Eks Brand Goggles, ODI Grips, and any future sponsors—I will do my best to finish on top with all of your help.


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Los Angeles police have confirmed that officers went to Sheen's Sherman Oaks home.
Van Nuys station officials say officers went to Sheen's home Thursday night, but it's not known why they were there.
Sheen tweeted "all good here on homefront."
Meanwhile, attorneys for Charlie Sheen and his estranged wife say the former couple have reached an agreement that settles any custody issues and will end her pursuit of a lengthy restraining order.
Attorneys for Sheen and Brooke Mueller issued a statement Thursday night saying the pair had "reached an agreement that resolves their differences." The statement said the details of the arrangement were being kept confidential for the benefit of their twin sons.
Mueller obtained a temporary restraining order against Sheen earlier this month, claiming he threatened her on a recent trip to the Bahamas. A hearing had been scheduled for March 22.
Also on Thursday, Charlie Sheen filed a lawsuit against Warner Bros. and the executive producer of "Two and a Half Men" for $100 million.
The lawsuit alleges production was halted on the CBS sitcom to punish Sheen.
Warner Bros. Television had put the show on hiatus to allow Sheen time to seek therapy, then halted production for the season after Sheen launched tirades at executive producer Chuck Lorre. Sheen was fired from "Two and a Half Men" this week, leaving the top-rated sitcom's future in doubt.
Sheen's lawsuit alleges that Warner Bros. bowed to Lorre's desire to punish Sheen, and that the producer and Warners conspired to blame the actor for causing production to stop.
The suit also was filed on behalf of the sitcom's crew, which was put out of work.
Warner Bros. declined to comment on the suit.
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May 30, 2016
Robert Griffin III began his NFL career by connecting on 19 of 26 passes for 320 yards and two touchdowns, and the Washington Redskins handed the Saints a 40-32 loss in their first game since the bounty scandal that overshadowed New Orleans' offseason.
Griffin completed his first eight passes, including an 88-yard touchdown pass to Pierre Garcon, tying for the second-longest scoring pass by a quarterback making his NFL debut.
Rookie running back Alfred Morris rushed for 96 yards and two touchdowns. Aldrick Robinson, making his NFL debut, had a touchdown catch among four receptions for 52 yards.
Drew Brees uncharacteristically struggled with accuracy, completing only 46 percent of his throws with two interceptions. But his 339 yards passing and three TDs kept the Saints in the game until his last desperate pass was picked off by Reed Doughty near the Redskins' goal line.
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We recently moved to Zimbra and are now in the process of migrating users PST files.
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I set my COS "password area" to lock the account after three times failure, is it possible to add alert to the admin when the account locked, and how do I change the default text from the webmail client because when the client trying to login but the message is not cleared appearing.
There is no different between the wrong password and when the account locked "The username or password is incorrect. Verify that CAPS LOCK is not on, and then retype the current username and password. "


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It's like a jigsaw puzzle made of cards!Link the cards together by matching them with cards of higher or lower rank, and fill in the shapes on the screen. But beware: you only have two decks of cards for each puzzle, and you can't just reshuffle while nobody's looking…
1.Click to choose a card from the row at the bottom of the screen. Click an empty square to place the card there. A card can only be played next to an existing card which is one value lower or higher (a 10 next to a 9 or Jack, for example).
2.In Arcade mode, the row of playable cards will scroll by at the bottom of the screen. In Classic mode, four cards will be dealt at a time; if none of them are usable, you can click Draw to discard the row and deal four new cards.
3.Some of the open squares on a board might have suit symbols on them. If a square contains a spade symbol, for example, not only must you play a card of appropriate value, but it must be a spade.
Tips and Strategies
· Unlike most Solitaire games, suit and color do not usually matter in Shape Solitaire. Unless the square on which you want to play a card happens to have a suit symbol printed on it, you can play from any suit at all. Only the card value matters.
· When you play a card on the board, it only has to be an appropriate match for one of the adjacent cards. If an empty square is surrounded by several cards, all with different values, you can choose to play a card of one value higher or lower than any one of the surrounding cards. Keep this in mind when placing cards, and try not to cluster up too many cards of the same value in one location. For example, it's easier to find an appropriate match for a square surrounded by a 2, 5, 8, and Queen (eight possible matches) than it would be for one surrounded by three 3s and a 6 (only four possible matches).
· Try to build in multiple directions simultaneously. Concentrating on only one portion of the game board at a time -- particularly in Arcade mode -- means that cards which could have been useful elsewhere might be slipping by at the bottom of the screen.
· In Arcade mode, if two cards of the same value scroll by at the same time, and one of them is sparkling, try to use that one first. Sparkling cards will increment your Return Bonus counter and, while you may not actually need to use the Return feature, it's nice to have as many points on there as possible in case you find yourself out of cards.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - Belmont County Commissioners Ginny Favede, Chuck Probst and Matt Coffland believe many of the county's roads and bridges need fixing, but they disagree on how to pay for the repairs.
With Favede and Probst outvoting Coffland 2-1, commissioners rejected a proposal to raise annual vehicle tag registration fees by $10 to help fund road repairs, as County Engineer Fred Bennett had requested. Belmont County has 280 bridges and 308 miles of county highways and township roads to maintain.
"I just cannot support this," said Favede, commission president. "The state should be offering us more help."
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Belmont County Commissioner Chuck Probst speaks at Wednesday's meeting.
Bennett said each registration would have cost an additional 83 cents monthly, or about 3 cents per day. The current annual fee for passenger vehicles ranges from $39.50 to $49.50, depending on the taxing district where the vehicle is registered.
Probst said it is difficult to ask county residents to pay more in the current economic climate.
"I don't have people calling me in support of this," he said. "All the calls I am getting are from people who are against it."
Both Favede and Probst said the burgeoning oil and natural gas industry - which has companies such as Gulfport Energy, Antero Resources, Rice Energy and others pumping hundreds of millions of dollars into the county - could boost Belmont County's coffers enough to allow them to provide Bennett more money for road repairs.
"Right now, we are negotiating a lease for some of our ground" for oil and gas drilling, Probst said, noting this could help provide income to the county for years to come.
Favede also pointed out some of the oil and gas drillers have agreed to pave the roads they are using, which she said will help the county's road problems. However, Coffland said he favored raising the annual fee because the county's roads are in poor shape.
"I don't want to be known as the guy who wants to raise taxes. I just know our roads need repaired," Coffland said.
All commissioners agreed that more money is needed for road repair, noting they will do as much as they can to lobby state and federal officials to acquire funding for such action.
Commissioners will meet again at 10 a.m. Wednesday on the first floor of the county courthouse on Main Street in St. Clairsville.


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Introduction to Business
This overview of how business works is great for students trying to figure out whether a career in business is right for them, employees looking to understand more about their companies and build their business acumen, and entrepreneurs planning to start businesses.
In Introduction to Business, you will study the concepts, principles and operations of private enterprise. You'll compare and contrast sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations – and the advantages and disadvantages of each. You will explore the functions of modern business management, marketing, and ethics and social responsibility that can improve or tarnish a brand. You'll also look at the human resource management side of running a business, and learn how employers can motivate their employees. Finally, you'll address the numbers side of running a business and examine bookkeeping, accounting, financial management, and financial statements.
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WEAR IT INDIANA is a public outreach campaign designed to enlighten and encourage the use of personal flotation devices (life jackets) while boaters and swimmers are enjoying Indiana waterways.
Indiana DNR's Law Enforcement Division is partnering with the National Safe Boating Council, United States Coast Guard and private industry to reach a mass audience. As a part of the campaign, Indiana Conservation Officers will visit popular boat ramps and engage boaters as they launch and recover watercraft.
By educating the public, WEAR IT INDIANA's goal is to reduce or eliminate the loss of life from drowning in the Hoosier state.


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Shelfari has always been a place where people come together to talk about their books. A place where you can show off your virtual bookshelf and where communities form around your favorite books and authors. It's no surprise to us that you can learn a lot about someone by seeing what's on his or her bookshelf.
Which is why we thought it would be fun to take a look at what's on the
bookshelves of some of our favorite authors. What books do they
love, or consider to have been particularly enlightening, informative or just
plain fun? What books do they keep?
So we asked one of our all-time favorites, Neil Gaiman, if he'd be willing to give us a peek into his personal library, and he graciously agreed.
Gaiman first gained wide acclaim with his complex and literate 75-issue comic series The Sandman, and has since broadened his scope to write award-winning and bestselling novels (American Gods, Anansi Boys), screenplays ("Beowulf") and yes, he still continues to write comics. His books Stardust and Coraline were both adapted for the screen and his most recent novel The Graveyard Book was awarded the Newbury Medal and, just last month, a Hugo Award for Best Novel. (See the Shelfari author page for Neil Gaiman for many more details.)
Naturally we'd assumed that someone whose work is filled with references ranging from literary to mythological would have a fairly extensive library but even so, we were a bit unprepared for the scope of what he sent us. In the basement of his house of secrets we find a room that's wall-to-wall and floor-to-ceiling with books (along with a scattering of awards, gargoyles and felines). The photo above hints at what's there, but here are a few close-ups:
Click here for the complete set, and click on any thumbnail to see a high-resolution image (where you can read the titles on the individual books).
One can't help but look for books in common with our own shelves, or wonder which books were most influential on Gaiman's own work. With that in mind, we've created the Neil Gaiman's Bookshelves group where everyone can chat about these questions or anything else related to Mr. Gaiman's shelves. Any member of the group can add to the bookshelf so feel free to help build up a virtual equivalent of what's shown in the photos!
(Special thanks to photographer extraordinaire
Kyle Cassidy for taking these photos for us. See more of Kyle's work at www.kylecassidy.com, buy his book Armed
America on Amazon, and if you're a SF/Fantasy fan you should definitely check
out Kyle's 'Where I Write' project at http://www.whereiwrite.org


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Keyboard instruments > 2 Pianos, 4-hands
Robert Schumann
Introduction and Allegro appassionato for Piano and Orchestra op. 92
Editor: Ernst Herttrich
Piano reduction: Johannes Umbreit
Fingering: Andreas Groethuysen
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Robert Schumann's famous Piano Concerto in a minor has always been part of the pianist's repertoire – yet the two later Concert Pieces for Piano and Orchestra op. 92 and op. 134 have wrongly been somewhat neglected. Their formal composition is very innovative: the three movements usually in a concerto have been combined to form one single movement. Clara Schumann, who played the solo part in the première of opus 92 on 14 February 1850 in the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, enthusiastically noted in her diary, "I am very looking forward to playing it – it is very passionate and I am sure I will play it thus".
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Beide uitgaven zijn voorbeeldig verzorgd. In de orkestpartij wordt de originele instrumentatie vermeld, originele vingerzetting is opgenomen en nieuwe van Andreas Groethuysen toegevoegd.
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Strange. Since the purchase by VMWare I have been unable to get hold of my sales rep.
Granted they could have been fired... or downsized... or something.
I only want to upgrade my Enterprise Server from 25 users to 50.
Phone calls go unreturned, 800 number is answered by a machine, and nobody writes back to emails either.
It seems like they don't want my money.
What's going on?


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ANNANDALE, Va. (WUSA) -- A man was sentenced to four years in prison for mortgage and passport fraud after fleeing to Pakistan to avoid prosecution.
Pervaiz Arshad, 58, of Annandale, Va., was sentenced to four years in prison, and will be under supervision for three more years when he is released.
Arshad was sentenced for his role in fraudulent mortgage loan transactions involving nine homes in northern Virginia and nearly $1.7 million in losses to lenders, as well as for his role in attempting to obtain a fraudulent passport for a co-conspirator fleeing to Canada. He was also ordered to pay restitution to the victim lenders and to forfeit the proceeds of his crimes.
Court documents say Arshad was a loan officer for Annandale-based E-Star Lending and recruited an individual to serve as a straw buyer in fraudulent real estate transactions designed to enrich himself and others. The properties, owned by co-conspirators, were sold to the straw buyer at a profit. Arshad guaranteed the straw buyer would qualify for the 100 percent financing used to buy the properties by reporting false employment and income information on the loan applications.
Court documents say individuals working with Arshad set up fake companies to verify the false employment information. No payments were made on the loans and Arshad intended for the straw buyer to flee to Canada before the fraud was discovered.
Arshad was indicted in this case in 2010, after he fled to Pakistan to avoid prosecution. Police arrested him in July 2012 when authorities spotted him on a flight into Dulles International Airport.
Arshad is the sixth individual associated with E-Star Lending to be convicted of mortgage fraud related charges since 2008.


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Ned Yost media session: June 29
It's not over 'til it's over
So far this season, the Royals have scored 28 times with two outs and no runners on. According to Yost, this statistic is a good indication of the offense's attitude and understanding that an inning isn't over until there are three outs. Yost takes no credit for the headstrong attitude, but instead says it is just a mindset ingrained in the players themselves.
Hoping for a Banny repeat
In tonight's game vs. the White Sox, Yost hopes to see starting pitcher Brian Bannister do what he did in his last outing against the Nationals when he went 6.0 innings, giving up five hits and no runs. Yost believes Bannister will have another successful start if he keeps the ball down, which he can do very well with his cutting fastball and sinking changeup.
Power hour
Wilson Betemit is back in the lineup for the second time in three games, a move Yost made because of Betemit's hot bat and power potential. Not in the lineup for the third straight contest is Mitch Maier, but Yost had nothing but positive things to say about the outfielder.


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Admin and Guest users can access content located on the G-CONNECT device via the File Browser. The device comes with two ways to secure content either by placing them in a Private area or a Public Folder.
Admin users have access to all content on the G-CONNECT device. They may place specific content into the Public folder in the File Browser. Any content that the Admin places in this Public folder is viewable by Guest users as well. All other content that is not placed in this Public folder is only viewable by the Admin user and is deemed Private.
Within the Public folder is a set of four default category folders: Photos, Music, Videos, and Documents, which is a good system for organizing content.


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Discussion and debate with Joe Duffy
Patricia Hovell talks about her family being told they must leave Ireland as permission to remain has been refused. They have lived in Ireland for five years, working as missionaries.
Frances believes the cost of funerals in this country is much too high , she worries how she will be able to afford her own.
The deliberate interference with cars as a way of scamming victims out of cash at the roadside features again.
Patrick Touher is a writer and a survivor of Artane boys home. He talks to Joe about his expierences and his views on this week's budget.


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Outgoing.me Throws Dinner Parties Around Shared Interests at Local Hotspots
The Brothers Morin — Jeff and Dan — as business partners fit together like peanut butter and jam, which is a good thing because the company they've built, Outgoing.me, organizes dinners for people with shared interests to meet up and talk.
This Thursday night, for example, at the Ironside, there are still a few seats left for a chat with Dan Nguyen-Tan of Public Bikes, where the conversation will revolve around cycling and high-end design. But that's just one of six to seven dinners each week organized by the Morins and their team around themes ranging from nonprofits to photography, wine tasting, hiking and running.
"We're about helping people, especially people new to the city, to meet other interesting people like them," says Jeff Morin. "It can be hard to meet anyone outside of your workplace at first. This beats going to the bars alone on a Friday night."


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"Mic'd Up" Practice With Greg McDermott - Iowa State University Athletics Official Web Site - www.CYCLONES.com - Iowa State Cyclones Sports
Wow. That is all I can say. Wow.
ISU did not hire a guy that likes to lose in anything...
Interesting situation at the end. Must have been some kind of altercation?
i agree...it was an interesting clip
Is Mac getting paid for the Weather Channel plug??
We have the right coaching staff in place. Just a matter of time. Finally some stability in returning players. Team chemistry is where it needs to be. Things are looking brighter!
Cannot wait until Saturday.
I don't miss basketball practice!
Does stuff like that all the time...It's funnier than hell if you're sitting on the sideline watching.
That's good stuff...thanks for the link. I'm a big fan of GMacD.
Loved the clips. I just wish our players had a little more muscle and heft on them. Many of our players have the body frames like high school kids.
He's a hard ***. Its awesome.
That took me back to my HS practices. The three most dreaded words you could hear were a menacing, "ON THE LINE".
You just can't convince me that Mac isn't a good coach. I hope he can take us to the next level.
I LIKE it..
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Loved the clips. I just wish our players had a little more muscle and heft on them. Many of our players have the body frames like high school kids.
well they are only a year or 2 removed from HS, for the most part...
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Beijing, China (SportsNetwork.com) - China native Shanshan Feng eagled her
final hole on Sunday to win the Reignwood LPGA Classic by a single stroke.
Feng entered the final round with a 1-shot lead over Stacy Lewis and
maintained that advantage courtesy of her heroics on the tournament's 72nd
hole. She carded a 5-under-par 68 in the final round and finished the event at
26-under 266, picking up her second LPGA Tour victory and first since the 2012
LPGA Championship in the process.
Lewis also shot 68 to finish alone in second place at 25-under 267, while
Inbee Park took solo third at 21-under courtesy of her final-round 68.
Karrie Webb (67) ended alone in fourth at 20-under, Na Yeon Choi (69) placed
fifth at 16-under and Yani Tseng (66) grabbed sixth at minus-14.
Beatriz Recari (68), Christel Boeljon (69) and Pornanong Phatlum (71) tied for
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Summer Reading
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- Wissahickon School District Suggested Summer Reading for K-5
- Wissahickon School District - Entering 6th Grade
- Wissahickon School District - Entering 7th Grade (Excel File)
- Wissahickon School District - Entering 8th Grade
- Gwynedd Mercy Academy, Elementary Summer Reading
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Reading Olympics
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- WVPL Children's Blog - Stay up to date with Ms. Tegan's Story Times, events, and more!
- Pennsylvania One Book, Every Young Child
- Children's Book-a-Day Almanac
- International Children's Digital Library
- Reading Olympics
- Guys Read
- Children's Book Council - List
- Read Kiddo Read
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- Tumblebooks
- BookFlix - An online literacy resource for young children that pairs fictional video storybooks with related nonfiction eBooks. Please visit the Children's Resources page of the POWER Library for access.


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Finding yourself alone again can be very unsettling since so much has changed in your life. Come join us and be with other women who are single again due to divorce, and learn tips for self esteem, coping mechanisms and discovering your individuality. Come have some fun and companionship!
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Offering inner city kids a way out of the cycle of poverty and violence is a daunting task that takes money and mentoring.
This weekend Capital Partners for Education is hosting its Fourth Semi-Annual 3 on 3 basketball tournament. Proceeds will help the organization offer mentoring and scholarship programs to kids in our community.
Romone Penny, CEO of the Pursuit Sports Group, talked to us about the event.
The tournament is Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Georgetown Day School. Registration is $45.


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Sunday, April 17, 2011
* Spring Nature Craft: Pine Cone Eggs
I wish I could take credit for this idea, but I have to give credit where credit is due...
My 4 year old "C" came up with this project in, wait for it.... January.
While we were standing in 6 inches of snow at the bus stop.
Our neighbor's tree had just fallen down in the storm
and there were pine cones and branches everywhere.
"C" picked one up and asked if we could take some home to paint as "Easter Eggs"
So that's exactly what we did.
Except, I've been saving the pine cones in my garage for 3 months.
I set up "C" with a paper plate and some washable acrylic craft paint.
She chose pink, green, blue, and purple as our "Easter colors."
Get ready for painted fingers!
Pretty Painted Easter "Eggs"
Happy Spring Crafting!
Our kids have a lot of great ideas,
if we just listen to what they have to say.
pink and green mama, MaryLea
Posted by pink and green mama MaryLea
9 comments:
- Aneladgam said...
She's a genius!!!
- April 17, 2011 at 4:37 AM
- KJ@letsgoflyakite said...
Absolutely beautiful. Happy Easter !
- April 17, 2011 at 7:28 AM
- Sylvie Créative said...
So cute! I have mines too to be painted ;) Maybe I choose your nice colours. Happy Easter!
- April 17, 2011 at 1:18 PM
- dannyscotland said...
I love that your daughter came up with this idea!
- April 17, 2011 at 1:51 PM
- Jennifer said...
Cute and less filling!
- April 17, 2011 at 2:10 PM
- Jennifer said...
Cute and less filing!
- April 17, 2011 at 2:11 PM
- Rebecca said...
Love it MaryLea! These look so Easter-y!
- April 17, 2011 at 8:54 PM
- AshHadAns said...
My daughter asked to do this same thing a few weeks ago, but I told her no because I thought I would have to use spray paint on them and I didn't want to buy a ton of different colors. I never thought of using acrylic paint! She'll be so excited!
- April 18, 2011 at 9:46 PM
- Last Minute Mel said...
That is such a sweet story...and a great idea!
- April 18, 2011 at 11:32 PM
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