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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — He's a hunk — in the slammer. The handsome mug shot of a Northern California man is going viral.
Jeremy Meeks was busted this week on weapons charges. His mug shot has gotten more than 28,000 "likes" on Facebook.
Stockton Police Department spokesman Joseph Silva says he's never seen such a response.
Meeks' high cheek bones, chiseled face and striking blue eyes are getting plenty of comments. One post says, "Momma, I'm in love with a criminal." Another reads, "Wow. That is one good looking mug shot!" But not all the Facebook posts are favorable. One person writes, "with six felonies, he ain't that cute."
Weeks is being held on $900,000 bail and is scheduled for arraignment this afternoon.


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When I came across these adorable house plant cupcakes by Alana Jones-Mann, I knew I had to share them. If you love miniature cacti and succulents, why not make an eye-catching edible version for your next get-together!
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Incumbents hold seats in local elections
Thousands of paper ballots could change tide in some races
Polls in New York State closed at 9 p.m, but it wasn't until just after 2 a.m. that the final results of ballots cast in voting machines in Nassau County were available.
But with tens of thousands of paper ballots that still need to be counted by hand, some races could see changes in the days and weeks to come.
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Guides to Domestic Violence Restraining Orders (Petitioner)
Sometimes, people who live together can love each other very much but have anger management or other problems that can result in threatened or actual violence. In California, the court can help to prevent repeated acts of violence or sexual abuse by issuing Restraining Orders. These keep the people involved separate long enough for them to try to solve the causes of the violence.
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The video for the person seeking a restraining order has been translated into Spanish, Korean, and Vietnamese. The video for the person responding to a restraining order has been translated into Spanish.
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- Wabeno's town board made it a little easier to find out what's happening around town.
It launched townofwabeno.org about two weeks ago.
The website will have community event listings and highlight area businesses and attractions.
You can also find information about town board meetings, the school district, and chamber of commerce.
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- After the vendors closed up at the end of the first Hodag Farmers Market of the season, several people stayed behind to honor the man who started the market.
That's Douglas Jacobson, and he died last October.
His son, Jonathan Jacobson, said Douglas Jacobson was a big part of the Rhinelander community�"serving as Lions Club president, being part of many clubs and being a landscape architect for the U.S. Forest Service.
The Jacobson family and Rhinelander city leaders worked to dedicate a bench in his honor in Pioneer Park. That bench went up on Saturday, just off the road that leads into the park.
"He was a pioneer in helping to establish the Hodag Farmers Market many years ago. And from those humble beginnings, the market vendors, the patrons that arrive here, the citizens of Rhinelander, and those in the community have a wonderful place to come to get fresh, home grown, locally grown vegetables," Jonathan Jacobson said. "It was a great event. It was really nice to have everybody stop out and pay attention to what my dad's been doing and acknowledge all the effort he put into the farmers market for many years. And not only that, dad was a great citizen here in the Rhinelander community."
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- Parents and players for the H.D. Woodson football team gathered at athletic administrative offices Monday to support the school's popular football coach who was recently fired for playing an ineligible player.
Greg Fuller has been Woodson's coach for more than a decade. Josh Morgan of the Redskins and Travon Williams of the NFL Patriots are but two of his players now in the NFL.
Fuller's teams have sent 75 players to division one colleges on scholarship. Two hundred more have gone to college as mere students.
The D.C. Public school's athletic director Stephanie Evans dismissed Fuller after it was determined that a student enrolled in Phelps vocational school in D.C. was in fact a Maryland resident. That student was able to play for Fuller at Woodson because Phelps has no football program.
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|Mental toughness paves way for state medals
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Jesus Hermosillo is state runner-up at 195 lbs; Dylan Kotch 3rd at 220 llbs.
Mental toughness is the focus of the Dragon wrestling room, and state placewinners Jesus Hermosillo and Dylan Kotch agree it paved the way for their trip to the state podium.
Both entered the Colorado 2A State Wrestling Championships as regional champs, and they wrestled extremely well at state.
Hermosillo, a senior, made it to the state championship at 195 lbs., where he fell to Johnny Loflin of Baca County in a 4-8 decision.
Having wrestled 2-2 at state last year as a junior, Hermosillo was just one round from placing. When he watched teammates Mark Edmonds and Broc Pelle in the 2012 Parade of Champs, he told his coaches he'd be there this year.
For someone who only wrestled a little bit as an eighth grader and didn't go out for high school wrestling until he was a sophomore, Hermosillo has come a long ways.
When the 2013 Parade of Champs marched the perimeter at the Pepsi Center, Hermosillo was there. Earning the runner-up spot on the 195-lb. 2A podium was a great accomplishment.
Dragon wrestler Jesus Hermosillo and coach Jack Garrison, pictured in center, meet opponent Johnny
Kotch, a sophomore, was also experiencing his second trip to state, competing at 220 lbs. He gained good mat experience at state as a freshman but said this year he knew what he wanted to do at state.
"I practiced for it; I worked for it," said Kotch. And he performed well, placing third and losing only in the semifinals for a 4-1 run at state.
Sophomore Nick Ortner was only one round from placing at 138 lbs. as he went 2-2 on the state mats.
Seniors Spencer Kotch and Astolfo Rojo each got a match win at state and performed well for the Dragons at 170 and 182 lbs., respectively.
HHS finished 11th as a team, just a half point out of the top 10.
Green hair streak marks the Dragons
Following a tradition started by 2012 senior and three-time state champion Edmonds, the Dragon wrestlers all sported a classy green streak in their hair on the right side.
Team members wore their green streaks with pride, starting at regional tournament action.
Coach Jack Garrison was quick to praise the entire Dragon team. He emphasized that it's the JV wrestlers and other kids in the room who make each other better.
When asked for comments about his successful season, Hermosillo immediately acknowledged the great coaching from Jack Garrison and Cutter Garrison. "It wasn't just with me but with others too. They took us a long ways," said the state runner-up.
"Wrestling made me tougher, taught me good life lessons," said Hermosillo. "Nothing is given to you—you have to work for it."
Jesus Hermosillo puts Fowler's Blaine Larson's shoulders to the mat for a pin early in the second
Coaches Jack and Cutter Garrison built the team's mental toughness, according to the senior placer. And he appreciates that.
At some point this season, the coaches gave team members a copy of a piece called "Mental Toughness." Hermosillo hung it in his locker and focused on it every day. It looks, in part, like this:
"Nobody ever said it would be easy, so don't expect it to be. No one is immune from everyday problems.
"Sometimes, you have to perform at your best when you're feeling your worst. Block the hurt, the pain, the sickness out of your head for the short time you must perform. Shape up, get it together because excuses don't count. Nobody cares if you are hurt or sick; you either do the job or you don't.
"There are times when you might rather be elsewhere, but face up to the challenge at hand. No matter what had happened, you must win the mental battle. You must force yourself to remain confident, enthusiastic and positive. You must force yourself to work harder even when you are sick, hurt, sad or troubled. That is mental toughness.
"Life is easy when the going is good.
"One of the oldest and most common locker room signs is this: 'When the going gets tough, the tough get going.'
"Believe it."
Spencer Kotch manages a first-period pin over Justin Wilson of Mountain Valley in opening-round
Hermosillo was praised by coach Jack Garrison as a key leader on this year's team. "He has stepped up and did it all for us this year," said the coach.
The Dragon 195-lb. wrestler won his first match with a 3:48 pin over Drew Collins of Rangely. He took the quarterfinals with a 2:16 pin over Blaine Larson of Fowler.
Hermosillo felt especially good after his 10-5 semifinal win over Tyler Kendall of Paonia. "When I won that one, it felt really good," he said. Because of good coaching, Hermosillo said he wrestled smart.
In the championship with Baca County's Johnny Loflin, Hermosillo was behind 1-4 after one period. He added one in the second period to make it a 2-4 match. Loflin came on strong in the third to take the 8-4 match.
Hermosillo said Loflin, a junior, is quick on his feet. The two actually met in the quarterfinals a year ago when Loflin won 15-6. He went on to the championship, where he earned runner-up on a 0-1 loss. The previous year, Loflin placed fifth at 189 lbs. as a freshman. So he was hungry for a state championship.
But Hermosillo gave him a good match and has much to be proud of. Coach Jack Garrison said for Hermosillo, in basically his third year of wrestling, to make it all the way to the state finals is awesome.
When young Dragon fans hugged Hermosillo after his championship match, he was touched. He made a point to make a statement of thanks for the support he received from the community.
He's looking to the upcoming baseball season and hopes to carry on the success from wrestling into his last season as a Dragon.
Dylan Kotch has improved his skill level and performed extremely well to take third at state as a sophomore. Coach Jack Garrison praised his effort.
Kotch pinned Elliott Blessman of LaVeta in 1:36 to start his state tournament run Thursday. He then won an 8-2 decision over Lucas Frausto of Las Animas.
Dylan Kotch is in control and on his way to a win over Joel Simianer of Paonia to place third at the 2A
Kotch said he knew his semifinal match would be a tough one, where he met senior Truett Box of Cheyenne Wells, who was runner-up in the weight class last year.
The two met earlier in the season, where Box won 11-5. It was closer this time, but Box took the match win 9-4. Kotch was down by only two, 2-4 after two periods, but Box rallied in the third for the five-point win.
Kotch wanted it bad from there, and he earned two wins by pins to put him on the third-place slot on the podium.
Dylan Kotch is declared the winner over Theodore Zimmer of Highland, boosting him to the match for
He pinned Theodore Zimmer of Highland in 1:48, then pinned Joel Simianer of Paonia in 3:25 to finish out the tourney.
Just one match from placing, sophomore Nick Ortner made a grand showing in his first appearance at state.
"He wrestled a good tournament for us," said Jack Garrison of the 138-lb. wrestler's 2-2 showing.
Ortner dropped his first match 0-7 to eventual sixth-place finisher Gunner Chesnik of Paonia.
But he came back strong to win two on Friday. He took Del Norte's Luke Haefeli straight to his back for a 42-second pin. Then he pinned Tryston Keefe of Wiggins in 3:32.
In what became his final match Saturday morning, Ortner met the second-seeded wrestler, Clay Seemann of Baca County, who had been upset in the quarterfinals.
Seemann dropped to the back door and ousted Ortner with a 17-4 decision. Seemann ended up fourth in the tourney.
Nicholas Ortner wastes no time Friday morning as he earns a 42-second pin over Luke Haefeli of Del Norte.
Ortner knew Seemann was tough, as he placed third at 132 lbs. last year. He had met Holyoke's Edmonds in the quarterfinals in 2012, where Edmonds won a 1-0 decision.
Spencer Kotch really turned it on the last two weeks of his high school career, said coach Jack Garrison.
The Dragon senior wrestled an awesome regional tourney and a good state tournament as well, said the coach. He added it was great to see Kotch end the season so well.
He kicked off his state tournament experience with a 1:54 pin over Justin Wilson of Mountain Valley. "It was awesome," he said.
Kotch said he got caught in his quarterfinal match and was pinned in :55 by the eventual third-place finisher William Austin of Paonia. He picked up his second loss to Aidan Osborn of Kiowa, who pinned him in :36.
Astolfo Rojo is another senior who only started wrestling as a sophomore. He was a light heavyweight for two years, as the 195 and 220 lb. classes were filled.
This year, he cut weight to 182s, and coach Jack Garrison said it was nice for him to be able to wrestle kids his own size.
Rojo suffered a loss in the opening round Thursday when Ryan Domson of Hayden pinned him in 1:23. Domson went on to place fourth.
Astolfo Rojo puts the squeeze on Manny Pedigo of Custer County to win this 182-lb. consolation match Friday.
Rojo felt good about the next match in which he pinned Manny Pedigo of Custer County in 2:10. He was caught in a cradle by Morgan Reider of Paonia, who pinned him in 2:40 and then went on to place fifth.
Overall, it was a great tournament according to coach Jack Garrison.
Paonia dominated the 2A tourney, winning with 205.5 points. Highland followed with 148, Baca County 130, Del Norte 87, Dove Creek 83.5, Rocky Ford 70, Sedgwick County-Fleming 60.5, Meeker 58.5, Swink 56, Wray 55.5 and Holyoke 55. Forty-nine schools were represented in the 2A brackets.
"We'll lose some great kids this year," said coach Garrison of the graduating seniors. But he optimistically looks for next year to be a great one.
He's already looking to next month's Rocky Mountain Nationals and three team camps this year to keep the team wrestling through the summer.
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Kinston boys soccer coach Joe Romig shivered Wednesday night as he addressed his team during its post-match pep talk.
For the first time in his career � and the career of any boys soccer coach at the school � the 15-year coach earned the ever-elusive Gatorade bath that comes with winning a state playoff match.
Foreign exchange student Stan Vanclooster scored two goals and helped the Vikings shut out visiting Edenton Holmes 2-0 in a first round NCHSAA state 2A playoff match for the first state playoff win in Vikings male soccer history.
�I think that to be successful you have to get into these kind of games, you have to feel what it feels like to get that adrenaline going when the pressure�s on the line,� a soaked Romig said.
�For me, this is what I�ve wanted my entire career. This is my fourth playoff appearance � my first win. For me, I feel vindicated. � I�m just proud to be a part of this team.�
Vanclooster, an 18-year-old from Belgium who is in the states to brush up on his English, he said, connected early in the first half then iced it with 9 1/2 minutes to play on a night when Kinston (11-5-1) controlled nearly every facet of the match.
The Vikings� defense held Holmes (7-12-1) to only three shots on goal, two saved by sophomore keeper Matthew Burwell, while their offense had three times as many chances with nine shots.
Although Vanclooster, who now has 17 goals on the year and is a candidate for Eastern Plains 2A Conference player of the year honors, scored both goals � each assisted by Evan Hood and Robert Blake � he felt the win was a total team effort.
�It feels good, but I�m not the only one on the team,� Vanclooster, a right wing, said. �It was a hard game, but we were better.�
Before Wednesday�s win Kinston had lost all five of its previous first round state playoff matches (the NCHSAA incorrectly has the Vikings as 0-1 all-time in the state postseason in records listed on its website).
Although it was frigid and left him wanting a hot shower and a cup of hot chocolate, Romig hopes to be getting another cooler of ice dumped on him when the Vikings travel to Carrboro (14-6-3) for their first second round match.
�Hopefully we�re not done. Hopefully we can carry this momentum into Saturday,� Romig said. �Saturday�s going to be maybe a little bit bigger team than this.�
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n This is a serious question: In the Martin Luther King Day editorial, you wrote that he was killed by white bigots. As far as I know, James Earl Ray acted alone and he was the only one who was convicted of the murder. Is there some history I missed? Please let me know.


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At full moon, we are seeing all of the moon's day side.
And that's what makes a full moon look full. At full moon, the moon and sun are on a line, with Earth in between. It's as though Earth is the fulcrum of a seesaw, and the moon and sun are sitting on either end of the seesaw. So as the sun sets in the west, the full moon rises. When the sun is below our feet at midnight, the full moon is highest in the sky. When the sun rises again at dawn, the full moon is setting.
If there is a lunar eclipse, it must happen at full moon. It's only at the full moon phase that Earth's shadow, extending opposite the sun, can fall on the moon's face.
Each full moon has its own name: Here are the names of all the full moons
In many ways, a full moon is the opposite of a new moon. At both the new and full phases, the moon is on a line with the Earth and sun. At new moon, the moon is in the middle position along the line. At full moon, Earth is in the middle. Full moon always comes about two weeks after new moon, when the moon is midway around in its orbit of Earth, as measured from one new moon to the next.
As the moon orbits Earth, it changes phase in an orderly way. Follow these links to understand the various phases of the moon.
Understanding Moon Phases
Waxing Crescent
First Quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Full Moon
Waning Gibbous
Last Quarter
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New Moon
Bottom line: A full moon looks full because it's opposite Earth from the sun, showing us its fully lighted hemisphere or day side.


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Staff Report
Published Nov. 8, 2012
With the presidential election decided and the "fiscal cliff" on the horizon, prospects of job and income growth for 2013 will be the focus of the 32nd annual Economic Outlook Conference hosted by the Darla Moore School of Business.
Jonathan Zucker
This year's panel discussion, titled Startup State: Innovation and Entrepreneurial Activity in South Carolina, will feature Dirk Brown, director of USC's Faber Entrepreneurship Center; William Kirkland, entrepreneur-in-residence at the USC/Columbia Technology Incubator; and Bill Mahoney, CEO of the S.C. Research Authority.
Edward Sellers, board chairman of BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina and chairman of the Palmetto Institute, will moderate the panel and speak at the conclusion of the conference.
Moore School Director of Research Doug Woodward and research associate Joey Von Nessen will present their economic forecast in the afternoon.
Jonathan Zucker, president of North Charleston-based The InterTech Group, will deliver the keynote address.
Registration is $75 and includes a networking hour from noon to 1 p.m. with heavy hors d'oeuvres in the Top of Carolina, the revolving restaurant on the top floor of the Capstone House.
Click here to register or to see the full schedule of events.
The conference is sponsored by South Carolina Bank and Trust with support by the S.C. Research Authority and BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina.


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(USATODAY.com) - President Obama plans to fill out his economic team on Thursday, nominating long-time supporters for the jobs of Commerce Secretary and U.S. trade representative.
Obama will nominate Chicago business executivePenny Pritzker for Commerce Secretary, and economic adviser Mike Froman for trade representative, administration officials said.
The Senate must confirm both nominees.
Two administration officials confirmed the nominations, speaking on condition of anonymity so as not to pre-empt Obama's formal announcement Thursday morning.
Pritzker, a major fundraiser for Obama's presidential campaigns, is on the board of Hyatt Hotels Corp. Her personal fortune is estimated at $1.85 billion, and she is listed among the 300 wealthiest Americans by Forbes magazine.
The Commerce Secretary slot has been vacant since the summer, when John Bryson resigned amid health concerns.
Froman is a long-time friend of Obama -- they worked together on the Harvard Law Review -- and has helped Obama prepare for more than a dozen international economic summits while working on the president's staff.
If confirmed by the Senate, Froman who replace Ron Kirk, who left the trade post earlier this year.
Obama will announce the nominations before departing on a three-day business trip to Mexico and Costa Rica.


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Death To All -- San Francisco, CA -- June 22nd, 2012
After the tradition of having dinner at Mel's, I, along with my dad and friend Alex, hopped on over to the regency for a celebration of one of the best musicians to have ever roamed this earth, Chuck Schuldiner. We arrived after doors had opened, but there weren't too many people, so we were able to snag some rail to the left of the stage. After talking it up with some fellow concert attendees, Gorguts started at about 9.
As I've already mentioned on here, I really wasn't that big on Gorguts walking into the venue. In my opinion, their first couple albums are good, but nothing grand, and I can't for the life of me get into their aclaimed album, Obscura. But when they started, I couldn't resist bobbing my head and getting into it. They sounded pretty great. Their heavy and frantic sound was pulverizing and I couldn't help but bang my head. It could've been because the bass was high in the mix or because I was in front of the bassist, but I could hear the bass loud and clear and the tone was delicious. All the musicians were really impressive, and Luc's vocals were top notch. After seeing Gorguts tear the place apart, I may have to revisit theirs studio works
After more waiting, the lights dimmed and the old school Death logo came from the projector and everybody showed their excitement vocally. The first batch of musicians came on and once they played the first few notes of Zombie Ritual, the place blew up. Hearing Leprosy was also a treat, as I got to show of my disco moves during the shuffle beat in the song. Eveybody on the stage played with full enthusiasm and were obviously having great fun. They obviously really cared about making this a great ode to Death and put in their all. When they weren't giving the metal face, a smile was present on every single musician's face. As mentioned, the first four musicians on stage were Charles Elliott, Steve DiGiorgio and the dudes from Cynic. I think Paul was probably my favorite musician the whole night to watch because he was just full of energy and was happy as could be to be playing these songs. He was running all over the stage, getting close to the crowd and shredding his way through the songs with a smile on his face the whole time. Everybody sounded great and did all the song justice. When Gene Hoglan hopped on drums for Suicide Machine, the crowd went wild. There was lots of love for Gene, and for a good reasonl; he's fucking incredible. I saw him in 2009 with Dethklok and was really impressed, but this performance blew that out of the water. He played like champ! Charles Elliott was also really good. Sure, his vocals are really guttural and aren't all that similar to Chuck's, but he was giving the songs a little of his own personality and he sounded awesome while doing it. Also, he's a kickass guitar player. A nice treat was Danny Walker playing drums on Secret Face along with Shannon joining the band. Wattching Steve was exciting, because he's one of my favorite bass player. The way he works that fretless beast is nothing short of magical. He sounded awesome the whole time he was up on stage, and his solo during the Philospher was one of the highlights of the night for me. And it was during that song that they switched vocalists. Although I was bummed that the guy from Obscura couldn't make it, Matt Harvey was an excellent replacement. He's an awesome guitar player and his vocals are great. When Scott joined in on bass for the second time, I knew they'd start playing material off the last two albums, and starting that portion of the show with Bite the Pain was great! That's one of my favorites songs of TSOP. The rest of that part of the set was fucking magnificent for obvious reasons(Symbolic and The Sound of Perserverance kick dicks!). Busting out Voice of Soul was really cool, not only because the song is beautiful but it was a much needed break from the insanity of the crowd during the set prior to that. There was a constant crowd push and and crowd surfers were abundant. They brought Charles and Steve back out and Craig from Forbidden joined them to play Living Monstrosity, which was sweet! That's one of the best songs from the Death discography. Then everybody got back on stage to play one last song. Although I was hoping it'd be Spirit Crusher, Pull the Plug was nice. It was cool they ended the set with one of the songs from the earlier portion of Death's discography. Overall, the set was probably one of the coolest things I've seen live and a great experience. Seeing some of my favorites musicians among other awesome ones playing some of my favorite music was an absolute pleasure. I'm so glad I got to experience this because I'm not too sure it'll happen that often after these five scheduled dates.
Only complaints about the show are (concerning band) lack of Spirit Crusher), and the Regency once again having stage left too low in the mix. I often couldn't hear solos too well unless the solos were really high up on the mix. Also, bass could've been higher in the mix. The more Steve I hear the better.
Zombie ritual
Within the mind
Torn to pieces
Left to die
Suicide machine
Lack of comprehension
Flattening of emotions
Secret face
The philosopher
Trapped in a corner
overactive imagination
Bite the pain
Zero tolerance
1000 eyes
Crystal mountain
Flesh an the power it holds
A moment of clarity
Voice of soul
Living monstrosity
Pull the plug
Source is me and pic of first 9 songs.
After that I got a Death To All poster and Sean Reinert came out to sign shit so I got my poster signed by him .
Gorguts: 8.5/10
Death To All: 10/10
5/28 Pentagram/King Woman
7/15 Dragged Into Sunlight/Primitive Man
8/10-12 Migration Fest
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fuck me i wish was going to this tomorrow(as well as the Free Scion show which is a couple of hours before this show).
How was Gorguts?????
8/31 - Sleep
11/10 - Judas Priest
11/14 - Slayer
Gorguts surprised me. I wasn't really that into them going in but they impressed me. I'd definitely catch them again, which might be a while. They said it was their first show in Cali in like ten years!
5/28 Pentagram/King Woman
7/15 Dragged Into Sunlight/Primitive Man
8/10-12 Migration Fest
Now i'm really pissed if I miss this show tomorrow.
8/31 - Sleep
11/10 - Judas Priest
11/14 - Slayer
Fucking phenomenal show. 2 hours and 15 minutes of nothing but Death! Where were you at slap? Either I didn't see you or I forgot what you look like haha.
Oh and I briefly talked to Zetro after the show, just mainly talked Hatriot stuff. Also ran into Chris Kontos at Tommy's Joynt afterwards, amazingly nice guy! Gotta love living in the bay.
Oh shit I didn't even realize you were back in town. I was in left rail. I saw Tony. He was right behind me by the end of the show.
5/28 Pentagram/King Woman
7/15 Dragged Into Sunlight/Primitive Man
8/10-12 Migration Fest
LEPROSY, LEFT TO DIE, LIVING MONSTROSITY, AND TORN TO PIECES. I am shitting my pants. I hope they play the same set in Hollywood.
5.31 Grave Miasma
6.3 Voivod
6.5 Discharge
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5.31 Grave Miasma
6.3 Voivod
6.5 Discharge
meh no Scream Bloody Gore. That's my favorite song by them...
Who needs a god when you've got Big Macs?
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That said, when I'm looking at planets, I find myself reaching for my Brandon 6mm far more often than any other.
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5XO - fills the spot where a 5mm SMC would be; also acts as a 'ZAO-II 5mm' (since there isn't one)
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25 aspheric micro ep (superb contrast)+ 2x Zeiss Barlow
ZAJ set excluding the 4mm, 8mm
Docter 12.5 84deg AFOV (on 'never sell no matter what' list)
Posted 23 November 2012 - 02:17 AM
If the seeing supports 400x, I need first to be using a telescope that is performs well at 400x and then I will choose the appropriate eyepiece. The 25 inch, that would be the 9mm Nagler, in the 12.5 inch F/6, the 4.8mm... In the 12.5 inch F/6 it would be the 4.8mm Nagler, in the 12.5 inch F/4.06, the 3.5mm...
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What is your favorite eyepiece for planetary viewing? Right now, I'm using a 10" SCT, but plan to invest in a TV NP101IS
Unfortunately, what will work good in your SCT won't even be a candidate for planetary in the NP101 because of the radically different focal lengths. A 5mm eyepiece in the SCT will get you around 500x and in the NP101 only 100x. So the planetary choices will be quite different.
Magnification and exit pupil should be considerations in the choice, as well as what your local seeing conditions will allow on most evenings, and on rarer evenings. For me, the local seeing usually allows 200x most all the time, and then more rarely 400x. So that is my working range.
I also find that a .75mm exit pupil is a good working max for maintaining good contrast. Not a hard-fast rule but just what my eye tends to like. In the NP101 that exit pupil would be produced by a 4mm eyepiece (135x). In your SCT that exit pupil is produced by a 7.5mm eyepiece (330x). But that magnification is a bit high so if you back it down to 200x then the SCT would be using a 12.5mm eyepiece. Bottom line is that the SCT, due to its larger aperture, will having working planetary eyepieces between 12.5mm to 7.5mm or even 6mm, whereas the NP101 will likely have a working range starting at 4mm then getting smaller, probably down to 2mm on the very rarest evenings under very dark conditions since the view will be dim using 2mm.
If it were me, I would be looking for 3 eyepieces for the SCT, probably 8mm, 10mm, and 12mm. Without getting exotic, an 8mm and 12mm Brandon, then need to find some suitable eyepiece near 10mm, so perhaps an 11mm TV Plossl or the older 10.5mm smoothsided version. Going exotic would opt for the 8-10-12 TMB Supermonocentrics or AP-SPLs since they both come in those focal lengths.
For the NP101 the 2-4 Nagler Zoom gets you the focal length range you need in one eyepiece, so something to consider. Another thing you could do would be to get the 8-10-12 trio for the SCT, then get a 3x Barlow to use those same three with the NP101. This way save some money by using the Barlow to get to the shorter focal lengths that the NP101 needs for productive planetary. Yes, not a purist approach for planetary mandating a Barlow, but it works good enough and IMO a higher class planetary, like the Brandon, when Barlowed will at least be the equal of the 2-4 Zoom in terms of how detailed the image is.
A final consideration is to think about operating ergonomics. The NP101 shines as a rich field telescope with its very short focal ratio. In that role you are likely to be using very wide field eyepieces with some good eye relief. So the switch to a tight eye relief narrow FOV planetary may not "feel" like a great transition. So the better tactic from this standpoint would be to perhaps get some wide fields with good reputations for planetary also and then Barlow them for the NP101. So in the 8-12mm focal length range you could assemble some Pentax XWs or Delos to fit that also.
Lots to consider...most of it driven really by personal preferences.
Posted 23 November 2012 - 10:50 AM
It's great now. I mean it was DIRTY... a film and dirt. blew off the dirt and used 91%Iso with dist H2O. It may become my favorite now. Have to say my 17mm TV smoothie is darn good too.
My award goes to the underdog 12.5 generic Ortho for now.
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(2) 4.7mm Ethos; 3.7mm Ethos, 2" 2x Powermate
4.7E: (115x, 0.87mm)
3.7E: (146x, 0.68mm)
4.7E + 2xPM: (230x, 0.46mm)
3.7E + 2xPM: (292x, 0.34mm)
Obviously, the 3.7E + 2xPM pushes the scope a bit over its recommended "true" magnification limit of around 250x, as well as producing an exit pupil problematically small for many people. The 5T6 + 2xPM or 4.7E + 2xPM are at the realistic useful limits most nights, or even just the 3.7E by itself on really mediocre-minus nights.
If the scope is undriven, the 3.7E and 4.7Es keep planets within the FOV luxuriously long, and therefore easier to pick up fine detail from extended uninterrupted study than with the Naglers. For my tastes, in an undriven NP101 a narrower-field EP (e.g. 50deg AFOV) would require annoyingly frequent nudging in the magnification ranges useful for viewing planetary detail.
Posted 23 November 2012 - 12:49 PM
I've been through Baader GO's and University HD Ortho's and a 5mm TMB Supermono in the past but I'm very happy with my current line up and see them being with me for a long time
Posted 23 November 2012 - 04:03 PM
AS80/1200: Carl Zeiss Jena ortho 10mm (Jupiter), TMB Mono 7mm (Mars, Moon)
ED100 f/9: TMB Mono 7mm, Carl Zeiss Jena ortho 6mm, Pentax XO5.1
in past N250/1600: TV Plossl 8mm
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In pairs: 15 or 20mm TV Pls., 15 or 21mm RKE, or 16mm Brandon.
non-tracking Dobs: 10 or 7mm Pentax XW.
for 5" f/12, 8" f/6, and 12.5" f/5.
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I had Dirsync tool working with one Office 365 tenant. After some time we decided to move to completely new Office 365 tenant, so the Dirsync tool should start sync our AD users to the new Office 365 environment.
After moving our domains to the new tenant I started Microsoft Online Services Directory Configuration Wizard, entered login/psw of the new tenant's admin user, login/psw of our domain admin user, selected the check box about Exchange Rich coexistence and got an error on the Configuration step saying:
The object already exists. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80071392)
Also I've got some errors in Application log:
Error, Event id: 0
Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence failed. Error: The object already exists. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80071392)
Also, AD objects is not syncing and I see other errors:
Error, Event id: 102
An error occurred. Error Code: 78. Error Description: The cause of the error is not clear. This operation will be retried during the next synchronization. If the issue persists, contact Technical Support. Tracking ID: 7efc3094-38e3-46c9-8cf9-32db82fd24a1 Server Name: CO1GR1BBA007.
Error, Event id: 6803
The management agent "TargetWebService" failed on run profile "Delta Confirming Import" because the server encountered errors.
Please advise.
Thanks for the feedback.
Hi Michael Makeyev,
Have you ever manually created some users in Microsoft Online Portal(MOP), or migrated some mailboxes? It seems there are some conflicts for the users attributes. Moreover, I suggest you check the items listed in the Prepare for directory synchronization, and make sure you have activated Directory synchronization and prepared the environments properly.
To help to narrow down the issue, you can re-configure the wizard without enabling the rich coexistence option.
In addition, here's a general help article for troubleshooting directory synchronization issues, which might be helpful for you:
Troubleshoot directory synchronization
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Hi. Thanks for replying.
It's a completely new tenant. I have not manually created any users (except admin user created by default) and I haven't migrated any data or mailboxes yet. I prepared my AD some time ago before syncing with previous tenant. Also, I added and verified a few domains to this new tenant. I activated the Directory syncronization and allowed some time to apply changes so I see that DirSync is activated in the admin interface.
As you recommended I tried to run Wizard without selecting Rich coexistence check box - and it's completed successfuly. But I really need this option... Also, DirSync still is not working with the same errors in Application log... What could be done to fix it? Thanks in advance.
As far as I know, the directory synchronization service need to contact your hybrid server, which must be Exchange 2010 SP1 or above versions. Have you prepared the hybrid server in your environment?
For more information for deploying hybrid environment, please refer to Exchange Hybrid Deployment and Migration with Office 365.
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According to the Office 365 deployment plan, Directory Sync should be done on step three, just after step 1.Inform your users and step 2.Add your domain.
Configuration of onpremise Exchange goes on step 5, after we activate (step 4) users that were synced from onprem AD with DirSync tool, which is not working in my case.
Apologize for the delay on response. Actually when you set up the Directory Synchronization, the rich coexistence option will be disabled if there is no Exchange 2010 schema in local AD. You can find the information in the checklist of hybrid deployment:
Please see the "Configure Active Directory Synchronization" part. It's needed to make the hybrid server available when you configure this option.
Thanks for the suggestion. However, we have Exchange 2010 servers in local infrastructure and local AD schema is also updated to accomodate Exchange 2010 server. Also, even the DirSync Wizard completed successfully with Rich Coexistence disable - the DirSync tool is not working. Users is not syncing. Please advise.
Hello Michael,
As I have been researching this, there is one continuous question that I keep coming back to, " Does the Directory Synchronization Wizard still expect to connect to the previous tenant?" The tool still exists from the previous Sync that was done to the old tenant. Have you attempted to uninstall and re-install the DirSync tool since moving to the new tenant? It has been my experience that Synchronization tools are very particular about settings directly from the install.
Please let me know. I look forward to hearing from you.
Brandon KempmaOffice 365 Technical Support.
Hi Brandon,
I uninstalled the tool from previous server and installed it on completely new server. The installation finished successfully, but I still got the same message in the end when the Hybrid Installation option is selected: Error. The object already exists. Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence failed.
Also, here's what I got when I try to run cmdlet Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence. It asks for credentials to access local AD then throws an error:
PS C:\Program Files\Microsoft Online Directory Sync> Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence
cmdlet Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence at command pipeline position 1
Supply values for the following parameters:
Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence : The object already exists.
At line:1 char:31
+ Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence <<<<
+ CategoryInfo : NotSpecified: (:) [Enable-MSOnlineRichCoexistence], DirectoryServicesCOMException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.DirectoryServices .DirectoryServicesCOMException,Microsoft.Online.Coexistence.PS.Config.EnableMSOnlineRichCoexistene
I also created a support request in my O365 admin interface. It's SR is: 1175978738. For past 6 days it stays active and problem is not resolved. Migration process to Office 365 is stopped. Is it possible to do something with it? Are there any documentation available on this topic maybe?
Since you have opened a Service Request to address this issue, my involvement in this case must now end. We cannot have duplicate support cases in any form. Further support will be done through your Service Request. So a few things that I have uncovered that may help. The MSOnlineRichCoexistence is an attribute in your AD, likelt it exists in the DC. That would explain why it already exists. There is a drastic thing that could "clear" the migration. Deactivate DirSync will do this. Follow these 2 links for information: http://onlinehelp.microsoft.com/en-us/Office365-enterprises/ff652533.aspx#BKMK_deactivate and http://community.office365.com/en-us/w/sso/directory-synchronization-and-source-of-authority.aspx .
It was a pleasure to assist you,
Just in case someone will have the same issue - it was related to OU's in the local AD:
Both the user account "MSOL_AD_Sync" and group "MSOL_AD_Sync_Coexistence" MUST exist in the "Users" container of the Forest Root Domain.
And some comments:
When the Configuration Wizard runs, it creates / modifies the MSOL_AD_Sync account, and then sets permissions at the domain level for each domain in the forest. Then it creates / modifies the MSOL_AD_Sync_RichCoexistence group, and adds permissions at the domain level and "AdminSDHolder" container object for each domain in the forest.
If there are no accounts created in the "Users" container do the following steps:
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I had the exact same problem as Brandon. (Had to move to a new tenant and setup dirsync servers) and got the exact same errors as he specified, however I had a different fix, so maybe this will help someone.
In my case I had to
1. Open "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Online Directory Sync\SYNCBUS\Synchronization Service\UIShell\miisclient.exe"
2. Go to the "Management Agents" tab
3. Right click on "TargetWebService" and select Run.
4. Select Full Confirming Import and then click ok.
After doing this, I was able to run "Start-OnlineCoexistenceSync" without issues.


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Posted 01 May 2009 - 05:36 PM
So the bottom line:
Appearance - *****
Weight - *****
Price - *****
Ease of Use - ****
Stability - ***
Slow-Motion performance - ***
Push-To performance - **
Value for the Price - ****
This mount only cost me $250 on sale and for that price I would say the mount is a bargain. But I would like to see both slow motion controls made a little easier to turn and to do something about improving the push-to performance of the up and down motion. Pics to follow.
Posted 01 May 2009 - 05:37 PM
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If you wanna do more for stability, (I highly suggest vibration suppression pads) check out some of the mods "Manny Myles" does. Right now he's making me an EP tray - which will add to the stability and he's also making me a Pan Handle w/ mounting bracket. This moves the scope closer to the middle (balance point) and with the Pan Handle it makes "push to" a heck of a lot easier.
I attached a pic of csa/montana's "Manny Myles Voyager". I'm getting that same bracket, except without the piece pointed forward. The bracket allows "hockey puck" to be mounted on the bracket, therefor the scope is mounted "up" instead of on the side.
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Posted 01 May 2009 - 06:00 PM
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and here it is in white.
This device changes the Push To from a 2 star to a 5 star with the pan handle
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you could also increase stability by buying the 8 inch extension which would allow you to reduce the leg extension by said amount leading to greater stability. I tried it with one of the Voyagers we had at NEAF and it worked.
Posted 02 May 2009 - 07:56 PM
Manny - do you sell those PhAT RaAT's or just doing a favor for Randy?
By the way I got a nice case for this mount. Actually got the case for my CGEM + Tripod Extension since I always keep them mounted together. But it turns out the same case fits this mount perfectly. It is the HAKUBA PRO-SERIES PSTC 400 (10.5" x 8.5" x 48" outside dimensions).
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After using it just a few days it is definitely starting to loosen up a bit so it may improve automatically over time. But I have come to the conclusion that it isn't a big deal anyway. You just move the scope close to what you want to view by pushing it then use the slo-mo controls, I have already gotten use to doing that and it works fine.
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The only thing I don't like are the Aluminium legs. Good and light but not nearly as good as stainless tube or wood. I need to upgrade the legs.
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This game was already HUGE for the Cyclones this weekend, but now it's a bit more personal. Some Red heads decided to chalk up the sidewalks on campus about how the Huskers are going to roll the 'Clones. A little added motivation for an already HUGE game Saturday...
You go get 'em.....
Ya, I saw that. It really ****** me off too.
I am very ****** also.
Garn91? NUFAN? Arganbright? HerbieRules? JBlakester?
Any clues besides the red chalk?
How many sidewalks did they do? We have been infiltrated.
Monkeybrow! Organize the troops now instead of worrying about the Big Muddy Shootout. Prepare the fodder shooter and order additional camouflage. We have strangers in our midst. Thousands. Call out the Ye Olde English Chalk Removers. We are officially declaring war on Herbie Husker.
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Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
I am more mad at the Muddy River Shootout thread. I think it's annoying that it has nothing to do with Iowa State yet it's allowed to spew on this website. Take out a my SPace page if you want to grab ***.
Clones Rule
I missed something here. What happend?
Some Huskers thinks it would be funny if they wrote all over our campus. Stuff like Huskers, UNL, and Nebraka,in red chalk. Thats all that I saw so there probably is more.
Originally Posted by shadow
Some Red heads decided to chalk up the sidewalks on campus about how the Huskers are going to roll the 'Clones....
Redheads are now deadheads. Monkey, alert the Clone Red Team in Lincoln to retaliate with gold spray paint at Memorial Stadium.
We cannot step aside, we can only respond.
verrry interesting, considering all I ever here from Nebraska fans is how they think they are the classiest fans in the country. Bull$#!+
I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies. If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around the banks will deprive the people of all property until their children wake-up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered.
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Classy or classless? Remember their coach called the Sooners F****** Hillbillies not too long ago.
Nope, wasn't me. I'm at work on Des Moines' south side and when i'm in Ames, it's long enough to go to Sams Club & Best Buy ;)
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I am more mad at the Muddy River Shootout thread. I think it's annoying that it has nothing to do with Iowa State yet it's allowed to spew on this website. Take out a my SPace page if you want to grab ***.
If you have a problem with it, you could direct it at us. I've already made sure it was okay with Jeremy. There's nothing at all about "grab[bing] ***" on there. Posts are posts, which equals numbers.
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Did it ever occur to you that maybe the football staff had this written all over campus as motivational fuel for the football team?
The more I think about it, it's just a little prank, besides, I went through the archives here and found this:
Whats the difference between some sidewalk chalk and a sign saying "Cylcone State" on the gates going into Kinnick? Let me stop and think here.....NOTHING!
Originally Posted by Angie
If you have a problem with it, you could direct it at us. I've already made sure it was okay with Jeremy. There's nothing at all about "grab[bing] ***" on there.
Speaking of grabbing, please round up MB - the Heart of Cloneville has been pentrated by the Red Plague.
He needs to roust the troops into immediate action and to be ever vigilant at our command posts tonight for the Evil Empire Supporters (EES).
MB, they are in our midst. Where can we get additional camouflage outfits and fodder shooters and hot dog supplements for the long ensuing battle? Where was the Special Forces Campus Cop when we needed him?
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