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The Zimbra Collaboration Appliance was intended to provide simplified installation and updates through a turnkey solution combining the Operating System and Zimbra Application on the VMware vSphere platforms. However, users of the Zimbra Appliance consistently requested better control of storage configurations, Linux OS, high availability options and support for other hypervisors including KVM and Xen.
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Yes, 2. Both times, I stayed home. Sad as it is, it's not as hard as birthing a full term live baby, & I figured if I could birth a 9 lb baby at home, I could surely do a tiny fetus at home too. But after the 1st one , I kept bleeding profusely, so went in and had a D&C, which only took about 2 hrs. We went in soon enough that I didn't need any blood transfusions. The 2nd time it went smoother, and I didn't loose much blood at all.
If fragments are retained, you will keep bleeding more and more until they pass or go in and get them scraped out. If it is a normal miscarriage, you will bleed only as much as a slightly heavy period. Once the fetus has passed, bleeding will gradually slack off. So, relax, I'm sure everything will be okay. take your temp frequently, as a fever is another sign, along with increased bleeding, that something is indeed left inside. Most of the time, everything passes at once. On the rare occasions when it doesn',t your body will give clear signals it needs help getting cleaned out. Your midwife is right.
Thank you for your replies. Im so sorry for your loss. Its an awful thing to go through and I cant imagine losing twins :( Today was the first day in 10 days that I have almost no blood, so Im thinking Im ok? Im just going to trust my midwife because surely there will need to be trust there when I do get pregnant again and hopefully go through 9 months.
Thanks again.
LADIES--were you able to get pregnant after your miscarriages? How long afterward did you start trying? How long did it take? And finally, did you have a healthy 9 month pregnancy following the miscarriage?
THANK YOU...I dont know what id do without this forum!
First I am so deeply sorry for your loss. I found many blogs out there that helped me. Just reading other women's stories makes it a little less scary and I also bought a photo done by Carly Dudley (http://namesinthesand.blogspot.com/) My miscarriage in July of 2010, passing the baby on the 18th and found out I was pregnant August 16th. The very next month with out having had a menstrual showing between. I am now almost full term and expect no issues with birth.
I know how hard it is to trust after loss, but you can do it. You will go on to have beautiful healthy babies, give yourself time to grieve and put your baby to rest. Each and every baby we carry is precious and we love each forever. Much love to you.
Hi Cheryl,
I'm so sorry to hear of your miscarriage. I remember the first couple weeks after my miscarriage being enormously challenging and I just want you to know that I'm thinking of you.
I miscarried my first pregnancy at 8 weeks and bled for about ten days afterwards. My doctor advised us that while my next period was likely to be a couple weeks late, there was no reason to stop trying and that we would get pregnant again when my body was ready. Turns out my body was ready quite quickly. We were pregnant within a month (our due date is actually this Friday, April 1) - but counting back days, it would literally have been the result of our first intimate encounter after the miscarriage.
When I saw my doctor to have this pregnancy confirmed she told me that women are particularly fertile after a miscarriage and that most women have a pleasant and uncomplicated subsequent pregnancy. While obviously this would not be everyone's experience, it has certainly been true in my case. Very best of luck to you Cheryl.
First I want to say sorry for your loss. Only those who have had a miscarriage know the pain of losing a baby.
I had a miscarriage in Jan. 2010 at 11 weeks and everything came out naturally. I bled for a little over a week and that was it. As for getting pregnant after the miscarriage I waited three months and got pregnant on the first try and we were blessed with a precious little boy on January 10, 2011.
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Iowa State Splits South Dakota Doubleheader
AMES, Iowa - The Iowa State softball team split its doubleheader against South Dakota Tuesday at the Cyclone Sports Complex. Iowa State came from 4-0 down to defeat USD 6-5 in eight innings in game one, while the Coyotes came back in the second game to win 12-3. Iowa State is now 21-23 on the season, South Dakota 25-17.
Game One: Iowa State 6, South Dakota 5 (8 innings)
South Dakota's offense was the first to get off the ground in game one of the twin bill. South Dakota struck first in the second on an RBI-single from Katie Cochran and then made it 2-0 in the third on a sacrifice fly by Yvon Minogue. The Coyotes doubled their lead in the fourth as Kassie Loe put a two-run home run on the board to make it 4-0 USD.
ISU's offense finally got its breakthrough in the bottom of the fourth as Maddie Reese recorded an RBI-single to reduce the South Dakota lead to 4-1. In the fifth, Iowa State reduced the Coyotes lead to 4-3 as Rachel Hartman posted an RBI-double and Jorden Spendlove got an RBI-single.
South Dakota added a vital insurance run via an Allie Daly home run in the top of the seventh to make it 5-3, but Iowa State still had another chance. With a runner on first, Hartman produced a 2-run home run to left-center off the scoreboard to tie the game at 5-5 and force extra innings.
ISU did not waste any time putting away the game in the eighth. Reese led off the inning with a single and got moved to second on a Brittany Gomez SAC bunt. Two batters later, Lexi Slater made the game-winning hit past the shortstop to bring Reese home and secure the 6-5 win.
Game Two: South Dakota 12, Iowa State 3
This time it was the Iowa State offense that got off to the quick start as the Cyclones got both Spendlove and Sara Davison on in the bottom of the second. With two outs, it was Reese again producing the big hit as she powered a double into the gap in left-center that allowed both ISU runners to score and put the Cyclones ahead 2-0.
The South Dakota bats came out in force in the fourth inning and onwards as the Coyotes scored three in the fourth, two in the fifth, fourth in the sixth and three in the seventh. USD tallied a pair of home runs and three doubles in the second game. Their effort was aided by three errors from the Cyclone defense.
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Iowa State wraps up its nine-game home stand Wednesday as the Cyclones take on Iowa as part of the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series. First pitch is slated for 4 p.m.


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April 28, 2013
PULLMAN, Wash. - In a game with eight errors and eight infield singles, it was one of each that ultimately decided Sunday's Pac-12 Conference baseball game between UCLA and Washington State.
Collin Slaybaugh beat out a ground ball to first base with two outs in the bottom of the eighth and a throwing error on the play by UCLA (27-13, 11-7 Pac-12) first baseman Pat Gallagher allowed Shea Donlin to score what proved to be the winning run for Washington State (20-20, 7-11 Pac-12) in a 4-3 victory.
Donlin reached base to open the eighth when he was hit by Zack Weiss's only pitch of the game. Weiss (1-1), the fifth of six Bruins' pitchers wound up suffering the loss. Ian Sagdal sacrificed Donlin to second. Two batters later, Washington State scored the game-winner.
J.D. Leckenby (1-2) pitched three shutout innings to earn the win on the mound for the Cougars while Jason Monda worked the ninth for his first-collegiate save.
"Our pitching was really good today," Cougar Head Coach Donnie Marbut said. "You can't say enough about our bullpen, but I thought Scott Simon gave us a good start as well. Our defense did not make it easy on our pitchers."
The Cougars grabbed a 1-0 lead in the first inning when Trek Stemp reached on an infield single, was sacrificed to second by Slaybaugh, moved to third on a fly out by P.J. Jones, and scored on an infield hit by Adam Nelubowich.
UCLA tallied two runs in the second on three hits and two Cougar errors. Washington State tied the game 2-2 in the third on a one-out triple by Jones and two-out infield single by Brett Jacobs.
The Bruins scored in fifth to go back on top 3-2. The run came via an infield single, stolen base, throwing error and wild pitch.
In the seventh, Austin Pernell drew a leadoff walk against UCLA reliever James Kaprielian. With two outs, Pernell stole second and scored on a single by Jacobs to tie the game 3-3.
The Cougars continue their homestand with a three-game series against Oregon, Friday-Sunday. The first game is scheduled for 6 p.m., Friday.


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I'm just going to admit up front that I think hot camp food is overrated. It's messy, time-intensive, and often less appetizing than most people are willing to admit (Freeze-dried entrees are not tasty. They're just not.) Yes, if you have the time, it can be fun to cook up a big elaborate meal on the trail. And yes, hot food does warm the soul after a long day in the saddle (until it's time to do the dishes.) But sometimes it's also nice leave the stove, fuel, and mess kit at home and save time, space and arguably weight by packing cold meals (unless you eat only freeze-dried food).


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Fungi are tiny organisms that normally live on the skin, but, in some cases, they can overgrow and trigger a skin infection. In fact, fungal infections are one of the most common causes of skin disease. Fungi can infect a variety of different parts of the body from the scalp to the feet. One of the most common fungal infections is athlete's foot. Jock itch, an infection that affects the groin and buttock area, is also of fungal origin. Fungi can also affect other areas of the body. One example is ringworm. Another common fungal skin condition called tinea versicolor is common on the neck, trunk and upper body during the hot, summer months.
With athlete's foot, you generally see red, flaky skin that peels easily on the feet, although in some cases, you can see a rash or blisters. People with jock itch usually have a red, scaly rash that's intensely itchy. Skin infected with ringworm typically has ring-shaped, red, scaly patches, while tinea versicolor manifests with pale, pink patches on the neck or trunk that don't tan when exposed to the sun. The patches are usually more visible when the rest of the skin is tanned. Unlike the other forms of fungal infection, tinea versicolor is usually not itchy. If the diagnosis is in question, a doctor can take a skin scraping and do a quick test called a KOH prep to verify that it's fungal in nature.
Some fungi normally live on the surface of the skin without causing infection or other skin problems. They are able to overgrow and set up an infection under conditions where the immune system is weakened or a change in the pH of the skin occurs. Skin fungal infections are more common in people with medical conditions that alter the immune system and in those taking certain medications such as corticosteroids. People who are malnourished or obese are also more prone towards infections with skin fungi.
People who work in hot environments, sweat a lot and wear tight clothing are more prone to skin fungal infections. Damp conditions create the perfect environment for these tiny organisms to overgrow and cause an infection. Athletes are more prone to athlete's foot when they work out in tight shoes that don't allow sweat to escape. The fungi can also survive on moist gym floors and in shower areas, which is where many people get infected. Sweating in tight pants also increases the risk of jock itch.
For athlete's foot, topical gels, lotions, powders or sprays that contain miconazole, terbinafine, clotrimazole or tolnaftate are effective for treating mild cases. Apply it once or twice a day, and keep feet dry between applications. Vinegar soaks may also help by altering the pH of the surface of the skin. If the infection hasn't cleared after three to four weeks, a doctor may recommend prescription medications, either topical or in pill form. It's best to stick with the topical treatments when possible since oral anti-fungal medications have side effects.
The treatment for jock itch and ringworm is similar to that of athlete's foot. Topical medications that contain miconazole, terbinafine or clotrimazole available without prescription work well for most people. As with athlete's foot, stubborn cases may require prescription medications. It's important to keep the area free of moisture, and wear loose-fitting clothing and cotton underwear that allows the affected areas to breathe.
The majority of cases of tinea versicolor can be treated with topical, non-prescription medications including ketoconazole cream, ciclopirox cream, gel or lotion or selenium sulfide 2.5% lotions. As with other fungal infections, prescription medications may be needed if the infection doesn't clear after several weeks. It's important to keep the areas clean, dry and free of sweat. Tinea versicolor usually clears with treatment, although it has a tendency to come back when skin is exposed to heat and humidity.
Fungal skin infections are one of the most common types of skin disease, but most can be successfully treated with topical medications that are available without prescription.


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Toasty Toasts: NYC Bars with Fireplaces
by Alyssa Grossman, 12/19/2012
(From left) Photo courtesy Black Mountain Winehouse • Ninth Ward photo by Joe Buglewicz
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New York City offers no shortage of charm during the winter months: cafés dole out gourmet hot cocoa, skaters glide around the City's ice rinks and festive winter decorations sparkle in store window displays. But even the hardiest of urban wanderers occasionally needs an escape from the frosty air. Fortunately, a handful of NYC bars with fireplaces have coziness down to a science. Read on for a roundup of toasty drinking dens, serving up the perfect remedy for even the coldest City days.


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Corbin Leads Gonzaga to Homecoming Victory over McNamara
Junior running back Reginald Corbin scored four touchdowns, including back-to-back scores in the third quarter, to help the Gonzaga Eagles defeat the Bishop McNamara Mustangs, 28-13, on Oct. 26 at Buchanan Field in Washington, D.C.
Before the game, Gonzaga recognized the team's seniors in their last home game of the regular season, which doubled as the school's homecoming game.
With the score tied 7-7 at the start of the second quarter, McNamara began to take control of the game with a long drive. A fumble at the goal line halfway through the second quarter gave Gonzaga possession of the ball, but the Eagles couldn't capitalize on the turnover as McNamara's defense forced a three-and-out. Gonzaga senior defensive back Stephen Beckerle then created another turnover when he intercepted Mustangs' quarterback Ramar Williams.
The momentum completely shifted in Gonzaga's favor in the third quarter when the Eagles came up with another interception, followed by two rushing touchdowns from Corbin. Mustangs quarterback Ramar Williams responded with a touchdown of his own to keep McNamara in the game and make the score 21-13 at the end of the third quarter.
McNamara's running game came alive in the fourth quarter, but Gonzaga's defense proved to be too much for the Mustangs. Corbin rushed for his fourth touchdown, and senior defensive back Stephen Beckerle's second interception of the day with just three minutes left to play sealed the win.
Gonzaga head coach Aaron Brady said it was an "emotional game," and that his team didn't play their best against the Mustangs.
"They [McNamara] did a great job," Brady said. "They came out prepared, they had a great plan and executed it well. They got some stops on offense and put the pressure on us."
Gonzaga remained undefeated at home and improved their record to 6-3 overall, while McNamara's fourth-straight loss brought their overall record to 5-4.
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I just loaded the new Zimbra Desktop 0.51 (I'm a new Zimbra user all the way around) and was pretty disappointed when I discovered all I was getting was a duplication of the same stuff on my browser but replicated to a local host. While I can see why remote users (laptops and bad connections) would want this, for my use on a good LAN it doesn't help at all.
In comparison to the current implementation of Thunderbird (220.127.116.11 with Lightning 0.5) feels sluggish--everything takes time to sync, actions take time to happen, etc. This is on an XP client with dual-core 3.0GHz, 1 GB RAM, 100MBit LAN to the server.
I (and my user base) would much rather see the resources that are being expended on this effort, go into making a tight integration with a good open-source IMAP client like Thunderbird plus Lightning, which our people would use. All we'd need for that integration to be complete (as folders and calendars are already working) would be a common address book and better integration of spam classification.
Hope this isn't too politically incorrect but that's how I see it. . .


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I don't think the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands should be omitted. I would defer to CILIP and the BL on any proposed change to the caption and scope of the rule. R.Rendall, 7/19/11
I don't think the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands should be omitted. I would defer to CILIP and the BL on any proposed change to the caption and scope of the rule. R.Rendall, 7/19/11
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Deadline for entering comments: Wednesday 2011/07/27 -- Lipcan (per Robare email dated 2011/07/07)
General Comments
Proposed Revisions
The paragraph about islands and island groups splits up the instructions about punctuation. (Let's leave aside the whole problem of display getting mixed up into the rules...) But more than that, it just doesn't seem like it belongs. It's a detailed instruction regarding which larger jurisdiction to record, while 184.108.40.206 appears to be a general rule upon which the later rules elaborate. I believe this paragraph should become its own rule, and be numbered 16.2.2.x, somewhere after 220.127.116.11. Randall 6/20/11
Some comments on the examples: Examples under "In all other cases, include the term ..." Mexico City is not an example of an exception to the rule. Mexico City would not fall under the rule being illustrated ("If the first part of the place name is a term indicating a type of jurisdiction ...") because "City" is not the first part of the name. So Mexico City neither exemplifies the rule nor the exception.
Examples under "Add to the name of an island ..." Puerto Rico. First, Puerto Rico is an example of a "state, province, territory, etc., of the United States", covered under 188.8.131.52.4.1. While it is an island and so could fall under new 22.214.171.124, it is confusing to have it here as an example when the main rule that covers it is 220.127.116.11.4.1. Second, even under 220.127.116.11, Puerto Rico *is* located near the larger jurisdiction, so my reading of 18.104.22.168 would be that it DOES require the qualifier, which is doubly contradictory to 184.108.40.206.4.1.
Finally, under the Budapest, Hungary example, something got left out of RDA which had previously been clarified by LCRI (but was also left out of the LCPS)--I recommend adding in something like "Do not include words such as "Township", with examples. We don't put "Township" in a qualifier even though it's in the established form of the place name.
Maxwell 1 Aug 2011
What is the point of excluding "Township" from qualifiers? The exclusion can totally change the meaning of the place name. For example, in the northern part of Roscommon County, Michigan, there is a village called Roscommon, which is in Higgins Township. In the southern part of Roscommon County is Roscommon Township, which does not even touch any part of Higgins Township, let alone the village of Roscommon. If a name needed to be qualified by Roscommon Township, using the phrase "Roscommon, Mich." is not only misleading, it is flat-out wrong. K. Randall, 8/8/11
There is nothing in the proposal or in RDA that excludes "Township" from qualifiers. If the preferred name is in fact Roscommon Township, that's the form that would be used. In addition, LCPS 188.8.131.52 would still be in effect. --J. Hostage 16:45, 8 August 2011 (CDT)
I didn't notice that Kevin's comment was in response to the one above it. Also, LCPS 16.4 would add the term "Township" after the state. In any case, this is an issue that affects only the United States, and not even all the states, so it doesn't need to be addressed in RDA. --J. Hostage 18:08, 8 August 2011 (CDT)
The intent of RDA 126.96.36.199.1 as currently published is that it means "In all other cases of names that include a term indicating type of jurisdiction." Maybe this needs to be added to the proposal for clarification. Mexico City exemplifies such a name.
The term "territory" has to be understood to refer to an area that is an integral part of the land mass of the country, such as the Dakota Territory or the District of Columbia or the Yukon Territory in Canada or the Northern Territory in Australia. Otherwise we will have conflicts with long-standing practice. We had a discussion at annual about what it means to be located "near". I don't see how an island can be considered near something when several independent countries are located between it and the mainland of the country. --J. Hostage 15:57, 1 August 2011 (CDT)
What is the current status of the idea to stop abbreviating names of larger jurisdictions? Randall, 6/21/11
Since 184.108.40.206.1-18.104.22.168.4 are presented as alternatives to the basic rule in 220.127.116.11, examples of how places in Australia, Canada, U.K, and U.S. should be included within the examples give at 184.108.40.206, to illustrate what application of the rule and not the alternative would result in.
Therefore, I suggest adding these examples in 188.8.131.52:
Northern Territory (Australia)
Darwin (Australia)
Prince Edward Island (Canada)
Jasper (Canada)
England (Great Britain)
Bangor (Great Britain)
North Carolina (U.S.)
DuPage County (U.S.)
San Francisco (U.S.)
The treatment of British Isles doesn't make a lot of sense. Ireland has no higher jurisdiction. If you were applying the rule itself at 126.96.36.199 and not the alternative, what could you add to Ireland? Therefore, Ireland doesn't belong in this rule. I think this instruction should be limited to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, conventionally known as Great Britain. Not exactly sure about the Channel Islands either. They are "British Crown Dependencies" but are not part of the United Kingdom. So I'm not sure that Jersey (Great Britain) or Channel Islands (Great Britain) would be correct if the basic rule at 22.214.171.124 were applied.
Because there is more than one Oregon and more than one Cook County in the U.S., they don't make good examples in 18.104.22.168 (because you'd have to break the conflicts between the state of Oregon and several towns named Oregon in various states and between various Cook Counties around the country). So I substituted North Carolina (U.S.) and DuPage County (U.S.) since there is only one of each of those in the U.S. Therefore in 220.127.116.11.4.1 I suggest changing Oregon to North Carolina and in 188.8.131.52.4.2 I suggest changing Cook County (Ill.) to DuPage County (Ill.). I added San Francisco (U.S.) as a city example (no other conflict in the U.S., amazingly). Since Alexandria is a town in many states, I suggest changing the Alexandria (Va.) example to San Francisco (Calif.)
- Glennan (PCC) for Adam Schiff, 7/14/11
I like the approach and examples mentioned by Adam regarding the proposal. Wolverton, 7/17/2011
Given the difficulties in applying the general rule to places in these 4 countries and the fact that we neither want nor expect the general rule to be applied to places in these 4 countries, I propose that we not make it an alternative rule and go back to making the traditional treatment of places in these countries the default rule. See below for discussion of Ireland and Channel Islands. --J. Hostage 13:10, 18 July 2011 (CDT)
Regarding Adam Schiff's example suggestions -- and I agree that we should supply examples from the 'alternative' set of nations to the general rule -- shouldn't there be a couple of examples where conflicts would need to be broken when applying the general rule? It sounds like we're pretending this kind of situation doesn't exist by using selective examples where we know there are no conflicts. Perhaps a note would have to be included with the example to explain that there is more than one Cook County in the US and the conflict had to be broken, etc.
On the other hand, I agree that John Hostage's suggestion of reverting these sections to the default rule is one worth considering seriously. I'm not convinced that we actually want the 'alternatives' to follow the general rule at all.
If we do decide to retain the alternative instructions, would there be any interest (for the sake of brevity) in combining the 184.108.40.206.1 Australia, 22.214.171.124.2 Canada, and 22.214.171.124.4 United States sections (and their respective subsections) into a single instruction? There is no significant difference between them except in the terms used for smaller jurisdictions: provinces, states, and territories within each nation. -- Lipcan, 7/26/2011
I share the general lack of enthusiasm for applying the current "general rule" to places in the U.S. etc. in any catalog I'll be involved with. But given RDA's aspirations to be a universal code I can see the logic in giving our Anglocentric practice as an alternative, and I would be inclined not to change that approach here. I would include some of Adam's suggested examples (for conflicts like Cook County see his comments below under 188.8.131.52), and I would support Dan's idea of consolidating these rules as much as possible. -- R.Rendall, 7/27/11
126.96.36.199.3 Places in the British Isles
Ireland: Given that the Republic of Ireland is adequately treated by the general instructions, should we propose to change the caption of this instruction to "Places in the United Kingdom" and remove text and examples relating to Ireland?
-- John Attig, 7/7/11
It would have to be "Places in the United Kingdom, the Isle of Man, and the Channel Islands" because those islands are Crown dependencies but not part of the U.K. Or maybe the inclusion of those islands in the rules is a legacy of the Anglo-American origins of the rules and could be considered too obscure to need mentioning in RDA. --Hostage, 7/8/11
Could we ask our CILIP and BL colleagues for their thoughts on this matter? And propose a caption according to their preference? Winzer, July 8, 2011
I don't think the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands should be omitted. I would defer to CILIP and the BL on any proposed change to the caption and scope of the rule. R.Rendall, 7/19/11
After our discussions in Dallas (Jan. 2012) it occurred to me that Ireland was originally included in the rule for places in the British Isles because in the 1978 edition of AACR2, places in England, Wales, and the Republic of Ireland were qualified by the name of the county in which they were located, e.g. Waterville (Kerry). Places in Northern Ireland added Northern Ireland, e.g. Bangor (Northern Ireland), as we do currently. After the rule was changed in the 1988 revision, the treatment of places in the Republic of Ireland was no different than the general rule for places in other countries. --J. Hostage 11:35, 25 January 2012 (CST)
In 188.8.131.52.4.1, remove the word "province" from the instruction. - Glennan (PCC) for Adam Schiff, 7/14/11
This has been agreed to. It was just a "typo." --J. Hostage 13:12, 18 July 2011 (CDT)
In 188.8.131.52 (proposed), I think you still have a problem. If not applying the alternatives and applying 184.108.40.206 as written, then you have many conflicts like the ones I mentioned above. For example, taking Cook County or Alexandria as examples:
Applying 22.214.171.124 and not the alternative for U.S. means you have:
Cook County (U.S.) Alexandria (U.S.)
But there are many places with these names, so if you now apply 188.8.131.52, I think you get the following:
Cook County (Ill., U.S.) Alexandria (Va., U.S.)
This same situation would apply to the other alternative countries. If my interpretation is correct, I would suggest adding examples to 220.127.116.11 to cover conflicts for place names in the alternative countries when the basic rule is applied instead of the alternatives.
- Glennan (PCC) for Adam Schiff, 7/14/11
1. Is there any support for following RDA is applying the general instructions to islands? In other words, how important is it that offshore islands not be qualified by the name of the "home" country?
2. If special instructions for islands are needed, how do we indicate which islands merit special treatment? Can we come up with something more objective than "is located near the larger jurisdiction and is commonly associated with it"?
--John Attig, 7/7/11
Applying the general instructions to islands would be a big mistake, in my opinion. When a place name is qualified by a larger place, this serves to indicate where in the world that place is located. Generally, that coincides with the name of the jurisdiction that controls the place, but that shouldn't be the principal consideration. If the rule is that places in the United States are qualified by the state, by what logic would Puerto Rico be qualified by (U.S.)? Even if it is, what rule is applied to San Juan? Does an access point like 'Tahiti (France)' serve the user?
Islands tend to have different degrees of connection to the 'home' country. Some are colonies, dependencies, overseas territories, etc., and some are integral parts of the home country. Islands are more likely than other places to change their status and become independent or to change ownership from one country to another (witness Puerto Rico). Trying to reflect those statuses in access points would be neither easy nor useful.
I don't think there is a need for a more objective rule about which islands are qualified. There is a finite number of islands and the world, and there are probably established access points for all the ones that need it. Our goal should be to preserve the status quo in this case. --Hostage, 7/7/11
--- I don't think there is an easily constructed instruction that can be written for islands. I think it is part of the confusion of geographic names versus jurisdiction names. Would it help to just take out the part about location and just leave is commonly associated with a larger jurisdiction? Winzer July 8, 2011
I agree with Kevin (see above) that the placement of this section on islands doesn't make sense. In addition, the rule itself doesn't make much sense. The rule repeats LCRI 23.4B, but that rule interpretation doesn't give a good justification for adding the larger jurisdiction in some cases and not others. I don't understand why Crete and Sicily, for example, need to be qualified by the countries they belong to. I would suggest scrapping this whole section - i.e., not carry over the LCRI - and if needed make a rule that says that islands only need to qualified by a larger jurisdiction in case of a conflict. Rolla 7/12/11
I think this section is problematic as well – I don't see a way to develop a rule that could be applied consistently to all islands. Wolverton, 7/17/2011
The rationale for the placement of the rule for islands was that it had to come before 184.108.40.206 (Places within a jurisdiction) because not all islands are within a jurisdiction. Some are jurisdictions themselves, and whether or not they are jurisdictions, we don't want to add a larger place to all island names. The rule belongs in 220.127.116.11 because it is about recording the preferred name of the place.
If this is not a satisfactory location, we need a specific recommendation about where it should go.
The proposed rule has been successfully applied for many years now. I'm not aware of any complaints about its application. The proposal was only to codify existing practice. --J. Hostage 13:38, 18 July 2011 (CDT)
I agree with the intent here to codify current practice, which allows some leeway for the use of cataloger's judgment in determining whether adding the larger place is desirable. For islands like Crete and Sicily, I would not want to see a change in practice (why would we want to have Calabria (Italy) but not Sicily (Italy)?). And Tahiti (France) is also not reasonable. Places like Svalbard or Madeira seem like borderline cases to me, and I'm happy to rely on judgment for those. R.Rendall, 7/19/11


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Senate Republicans, keenly aware they cannot stop confirmation of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, fought in televised hearings to air wider grievances with the Obama administration: "I fear that this empathy standard is another step down the road to a liberal, activist, results-oriented, relativistic world where laws lose their fixed meaning, unelected judges set policy, Americans are seen as members of separate groups rather than as simply Americans, where the constitutional limits on government power are ignored when politicians want to buy out private companies," said ranking Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions of Alabama, plainly referring to fiscal as well as judicial policy.
Under questioning from seven Republicans on her left-leaning positions on racial preferences, property rights, and gun ownership, Sotomayor the nominee tried to distance herself from Sotomayor the 17-year veteran judge-and from President Obama's own criteria of empathy in selecting a justice. "The job of the judge is to apply the law," Sotomayor asserted.
"If you had to sum up the week, the hearings were all about denial," observed Curt Levey, the executive director of the Committee for Justice. "She's pretty much denied the plain meaning of everything she's said in the past." Even so, a Senate vote on her confirmation, expected in August, is likely to go her way.
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An orchestrated attack against Iraq's ancient Christian community began July 11, encompassing churches revived after targeted bombings in 2004 and 2008. In Baghdad's Dora district, where intense fighting between Sunnis and Shiites once took place, a bomb hit a church that in April held its first Easter service in three years. Here's how it unfolded:
Saturday, July 11, 10 p.m.: At St. Joseph's Church in western Baghdad two bombs placed inside the church explode; no one in the church at the time.
Sunday, July 12, 4:45 p.m.: Three IEDs detonate outside two churches in central Baghdad and one in eastern Baghdad. Eight wounded as worshippers arrive for evening service.
5 p.m.: Bomb explodes outside St. James Church in Baghdad. Three wounded.
7 p.m.: Car bomb explodes near Church of the Virgin Mary in central Baghdad, killing four and wounding 21.
7:05: Chaldean church bombed, wounding 21.
Monday, July 13, 8 a.m.: Car bomb explodes outside Our Lady of Fatima Church in Mosul, injuring three children and damaging both the church and a nearby mosque.
Muthafar Yacoub, a member of a Baptist congregation in Baghdad, said Christians gathered to pray following the attacks: "We trust the Lord who calls us to serve Him in Iraq will protect us."
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July will mark the bloodiest month for Allied forces in Afghanistan's almost eight-year war. Halfway through the month, 46 military personnel had been killed-more than any other month-as U.S.-led forces began their first major offensive in Afghanistan under the command of U.S. Gen. David Petraeus and Gen. Stanley McChrystal.
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Flanked by police officers keeping peace, the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors (Va.) met to hear citizens speak on the expansion of the Islamic Saudi Academy (ISA), a 25-year-old school funded by the Saudi government and based in Fairfax, Va.
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) says school textbooks-also provided by the Saudi government-"do not conform to international human rights norms" and include "overt exhortations to violence." Saudi Arabia is one of the eight countries on the State Department's list of the most egregious violators of religious freedom. But Lynne Strobel, who presented the school's case to the board, defended it as "a private school of general education. It is no more nor no less than that." The school is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
ISA graduates-some now graduates of Ivy League schools-testified about the school's moderate education, but several have tangled with Homeland Security: Security officers stopped 2003 graduate Raed Al-Saif in the Tampa, Fla., airport in June after finding a butcher knife hidden in a seam of his bag. Another, Ahmed Omar Abu Ali, was convicted in 2005 of working with al-Qaeda and conspiring to assassinate former President George W. Bush. Ali was the valedictorian of his 1999 ISA class. The board may decide whether to allow school expansion by August. The county's zoning commission has already approved the expansion.
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The Episcopal Church General Convention overwhelmingly passed a resolution to open to "any ordained ministry" openly gay clergy. The resolution passed during the denomination's triennial gathering in Anaheim, Calif. It defies a de facto moratorium on the ordination and consecration of gay bishops instituted by the worldwide Anglican Communion following the ordination of openly gay bishop Gene Robinson in 2003. It also goes against a plea from Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams, who traveled to California the week prior to the vote to argue against it. While the move likely will create further schism within the church globally, Bishop of Iowa Alan Scarfe said the bishops who supported it "bring the church to transparency and remove any attempt at evasion; this is who we are."
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Weeks after confessing to a secret trip to Argentina to visit his mistress, South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford left the state again in mid-July-this time, with his wife. "The governor remains committed to repairing the damage he's done to his marriage, and so it shouldn't be any surprise that spending personal time with his wife is a part of that process," said Joel Sawyer, Sanford's spokesman. Continuing to face the damage he's done to the GOP and to his career, Sanford looked set to keep his job: State law enforcement said the governor didn't misuse state funds on trips to South America, and the state's GOP voted to censure the governor but didn't ask for his resignation. Political observers credit the support of Sanford's wife Jenny in helping the governor survive the scandal: "Forgiveness opens the door for Mark to begin to work privately, humbly and respectfully toward reconciliation with me. However, to achieve true reconciliation will take time, involve repentance, and will not be easy."
China unrest
Tensions ran high in western China amid tight security more than a week after the regional capital of Xinjiang, Urumqi, erupted in riots that the government says claimed 184 lives. Until last month ethnic Uighurs were known mostly to Americans for the controversy over 17 Uighurs held at the Guantanamo detention center as suspected terrorists. Chinese authorities have used that connection to name Uighur riot leaders as terrorists, though activists contend that China cracked down violently on what were peaceful demonstrations. In Washington Rabiya Kadeer, the Uighur activist who once spent six years in jail and is now accused of sparking the unrest, appeared at a news conference with Democratic lawmakers. She also met with the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom July 15. Commission chairman Leonard Leo called on the Obama administration to impose targeted sanctions of exports from Xianjiang Province and travel restrictions on government officials. He blamed "Beijing's repression" in the sparsely populated region of 10 million mostly Muslim Uighurs and compared it to persecution in Tibet.
Drug regimen
Planned Parenthood researchers report in the New England Journal of Medicine that a revised method of conducting drug-induced abortions has reduced by 93 percent the risk of contracting a serious infection. The 2005 deaths of four American women from bacterial infections spurred Planned Parenthood to conform to FDA recommendations for administering RU-486 (now called Mifeprex), followed by a precautionary round of antibiotics. Experts say the latest research will likely spark an increase in drug-induced abortions: According to the Associated Press, about 184,000 U.S. women used Mifeprex. But Family Research Council spokesman Chris Gacek said, "It's hard to know whether this increases the (total) number of abortions."
Ending protection as we know it
Faith-based groups say there is reason to wonder about religious exemptions in the Employment Non-Discrimination Act of 2009 (ENDA) introduced by Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., June 24. Unlike a version which passed the House in November 2007, it seeks to prevent employment discrimination not only on the basis of sexual orientation but also of "gender identity," or transgendered workers. Both bills apply to employers of 15 or more people.
The new bill, H.R. 3017, includes the same exemption for religious organizations as did the 2007 bill, and also applies to employers of 15 or more people, but may not be adequate to protect some businesses. "It covers religious organizations, but not a religious person who owns or controls a nonreligious business or corporation no matter how deeply held the religious scruples of that person," according to a press statement from the Institutional Religious Freedom Alliance. These could include for-profit religious publishers, bookstores, retirement homes, child care facilities, broadcasters, or summer camps.
No body here
Hawaii became the first state to ban the exhibition of human bodies popularized in the traveling "BODIES . . . the Exhibition" show. State lawmakers determined that even the possibility of profiting off executed Chinese prisoners was not acceptable in a state where many residents come from Asian backgrounds. Premier Exhibitions, which puts on the show, says none of the bodies used in its displays are from executed prisoners, but a 2008 ABC 20/20 report uncovered evidence to the contrary.
Sore loser
The Presbyterian Church (USA) has suffered the worst annual membership slide since its formation a quarter-century ago. The 2008 active membership of 2.14 million was nearly 70,000 below the 2007 figure. One factor: 25 congregations quit for other denominations, mostly Evangelical Presbyterian Church recruits upset by changes that open the door to actively gay clergy. While conservatives believe doctrinal confusion causes shrinkage, liberal Presbyterian pastor/blogger John Shuck blames it on such "baggage" as "creeds, boring hymns, bashing gays, superstition, and the general nausea caused by Christian 'evangelism.'"
Meanwhile the conservative Presby-terian Church in America (PCA) reported a slight membership decline following continual growth since its 1973 founding: from 345,582 in 2007 to 340,852 in 2008.
Honduran crisis
The UN has condemned Honduras and the Organization of American States has suspended its membership following what has been widely, but erroneously, called a coup (including by WORLD in its July 18 issue). "Sometimes, the whole world prefers a lie," opined Octavio Sánchez, a lawyer and former presidential adviser in Honduras. The removal by military forces of President Manuel Zelaya in late June was lawful, say Latin American experts, because the Honduran constitution does not allow presidents to serve more than one term or to tamper with the constitution. According to Article 239: "No citizen who has already served as head of the Executive Branch can be President or Vice-President. Whoever violates this law or proposes its reform . . . will immediately cease in their functions and will be unable to hold any public office for a period of 10 years." Both the Supreme Court and the attorney general ordered Zelaya's arrest after he ordered government employees to participate in a constitutional assembly designed to amend the document to allow him to continue in office. But Zelaya travelled the region in exile, calling for his reinstatement, and encouraging populist resentment against the military's action.


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Nicole Cowley has held six jobs since graduating college in 2002. She also had six 401(k) accounts that went with the jobs.
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"If a plan is done right, pooling assets from former accounts should help plan sponsors realize better pricing structures," Acheson says.
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"The larger a plan becomes, the better fee-negotiating ability it has," Acheson says.
About five years ago, The Buckeye Ranch worked with Schneider Downs to encourage employees to consolidate their 401(k) accounts with their former employers. The Grove City, Ohio-based facility servicing troubled youths has the consulting group run financial education classes and offers individual sessions for employees interested in consolidating their old 401(k) accounts.
The first year that rollovers were available, about 10 percent of its workforce moved old accounts into Buckeye's 401(k) plan, says Sherri Orr, Buckeye's plan administrator and chief financial officer. As the program has grown, 110 additional employees and nearly $460,000 from rollovers are now in the plan. As a result of investments and rollovers, assets increased to $7.2 million in 2011, from $4.6 million in 2007.
"There are a lot of companies out there that don't encourage employees to combine their old accounts," Orr says. "The fee reductions we can get as an employer can be passed onto employees," who typically pay for some or all of the management fees in 401(k) plans.
Sometimes rolling old assets into a current employer's 401(k) plan isn't a good strategy, says David Huntley, publisher of the 401k Averages Book. Workers who leave a larger company and move to a smaller one might not see a fee reduction. And although workers who might need a loan would be better off in a 401(k) where that option is available, many—especially younger workers—might be better off putting their old accounts into an Individual Retirement Account using indexed, lower fee-investments, Huntley says.
"If cost is the only issue, it's difficult to find a 401(k) plan that has an all-in cost less than the 10 basis points you find in indexed funds," Huntley says. "Everyone's personal situation is so different."
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|Ortner makes trip to D.C.
|Written by Chris Lee
A Holyoke seventh grader recently traveled to Washington D.C. for a five-day trip. Nick Ortner, 12, was nominated by his teacher Kevin Asbury to attend the Junior National Young Leaders Conference.
Asbury recognized Ortner as a student with the scholastic merit, maturity and strength of character to represent Holyoke on the trip. Ortner said he was glad to go. "It was a once in a lifetime opportunity for me," he said.
Ortner spent June 29-July 4 in D.C. There were 13 different weeks he was able to choose from. He said there were about 250 other kids there when he was and he didn't know a single person. The conference was for fifth and sixth grade students from all over the world. There were kids from China, Ortner said.
When one thinks of D.C. they think about visiting all of the different memorials and monuments. Ortner said that was one of his favorite parts. He got to see and learn about many of the historical places around the area.
Ortner's mom, Mariane, said Nick told her the thing he disliked the most was the schedule. Everything was timed out down to the minute.
Nick stayed at the National 4-H Center where he roomed with three other people. One was from Texas, another from St. Louis, Mo. and the last was from the D.C. area.
Ortner said the first question he received when he said he was from Colorado was, "do you ski?"
Leadership workshops took up the other part of the schedule. Ortner said there were groups made up of 15 kids. They met up together with the same leader each time to learn different skills. Respect, problem solving, communication, teamwork, goal setting and character were the different areas they studied.
They also toured Harpers Ferry, the Newseum, the Washington Monument, Korean Memorial, Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Memorial.
Another highlight was when he saw a protest against the death penalty. It was a new and different experience for Ortner.
The final night in town, the group spent the night in the National Air and Space Museum where they watched a 4D movie.
Even though he will be too old to attend the D.C. conference again, Ortner will be able to attend a conference in Boston next year if he wants to. Since he attended the D.C. one, he will not have to go through the nomination process. When he is a senior in high school, Ortner will have the opportunity to travel to China, Japan or Europe.
"We just thought this was a wonderful opportunity for Nick to go on something like this," Mariane said. "We knew it would lead into other things."
Ortner was responsible for the cost of the trip. He said he had some help from his grandparents.
Ortner has flown before but never by himself. His mom said it wasn't easy to let him fly solo but everything worked out fine. She said the conference sent e-mails every day to update the family about what their child had done that day and to ensure everything was OK and safe.
When Nick arrived he said they took $40 from him to keep until he left. He said they did this with all the students. In case they spent all of their money, they had $40 to fly home with in the end.
Mariane said Nick had a lot of money with him and all he purchased was a book. He also picked up some postcards. "He had a lot of money from grandma and he spent $10," she said.
Ortner and his mom encourage others, if given the chance, to try and attend. Nick said even if it's not with a conference, a family trip to D.C. would be a wise decision.


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Depth paying dividends for unbeaten Valley
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Valley coach Joe McCoy must feel like he's got nine starters.
In Friday's 55-41 victory over Greenbrier West - another state-ranked Class A team - the unbeaten Greyhounds flashed a lot of strength off their bench.
"That's one thing we talk about all the time,'' McCoy said, "and that's playing as a team and trying to get the kids to realize that we're going to play those eight, nine guys.
"They're all going to play about half a ballgame, and we're going to move them in and out because I feel comfortable taking any of them out and putting somebody in. We don't miss too much when you take some of the starters out.''
Considering that the Greyhounds (5-0) began the game with nearly four players holding low double-figure scoring averages, the dropoff to their bench isn't as precipitous as with other teams.
Raeshawn Breckenridge (13.4) currently leads the scoring, followed by 6-foot-5 freshman Zac Warden (12.2), McGinnis (9.8), Henry Barron (9.0) and Cody Winter (7.6).
McCoy also thinks the extra rest for all his regulars will start to pay dividends when the team starts playing three or four times a week. Valley had two games called off by snow earlier this season and has played just five times so far.
"You take guys out and then they have that two-, three-minute break in between quarters,'' McCoy said, "and it goes a long way, especially in the last quarter. That's paid off for us in other games. We move them in and out, in and out and these other schools - come the fourth quarter - they're wore out and we bring fresh people in.
"There's pluses to it, and there's negatives to it, too. Because sometimes we get them in there and they hurry up too quick and throw the ball out of bounds and force the action. We want to make sure they know there's one ball out there and they pass it around, and not five basketballs out there.''
Eddy: Money
At the beginning of the season, George Washington coach Rick Greene said he didn't want to get into a situation where returning all-stater and Elon recruit Luke Eddy was carrying his team every night.
At least for the first half of the season, however, it has been all Eddy all the time for the Patriots. In five of GW's first 10 games, Eddy has scored at least half the team's points.
Greene, though, thinks his team won't lean on Eddy as much in the coming weeks. He points to a few instances, such as last week's win at Cabell Midland and Saturday's 48-31 victory at St. Albans in which Eddy had "just'' 18 points, dropping his season scoring average to 25.3, which still leads the Mountain State Athletic Conference.
In the latter game, Cameron Hoston scored eight points, Alex Lewis seven, Chris Kay six and Austin Breeden six.
"Lately, we're getting a little better at that,'' Greene said. "Against Midland, we had four guys in double figures. We're getting there. Saturday was about the most balance we've had. Eight, seven and six [by the other players] doesn't sound big, but it's really big for us.
"We're slowly getting there. Luke is making everybody better right now, but it's a slow process sometimes.''
Besides Eddy, who averaged 16 points per game as a junior, no other returning player for the Patriots tallied more than 55 points all of last season.
SC's sneaky streak
By beating Ripley on Saturday, South Charleston extended its MSAC winning streak to a remarkable 33 straight games. But that streak has a catch.
During that time, the Black Eagles have lost to a pair of league opponents.
Huh? How's that possible?
Well, in recent years SC (and all MSAC teams) played 16 league games per season - meeting every other team once and then another at the end of the year, either in the MSAC Night of Champions or the place-winner games for those outside the top four.
So the Black Eagles won their final 10 league games in the 2010-11 season (including the MSAC title game against Capital), swept all 16 last season (beating Woodrow Wilson for the MSAC championship) and their first seven this season. That makes 33.
However, SC has lost in the opening round of the state tournament each of the past two years - and both defeats came at the hands of MSAC rivals. The Eagles fell to Parkersburg in the quarterfinals last season and GW in 2011. Since they came in the state tournament, those do not count as league games.
(All MSAC teams lost a league game this season following the departure of Lincoln County and Greenbrier East in the offseason and the arrival of Winfield, so 15 is the limit).
The Black Eagles' last MSAC loss was a memorable 103-97 three-overtime setback at Woodrow Wilson on Jan. 18, 2011 - nearly two years ago.
SC has already had a couple close calls with its streak this season, beating Princeton 59-57, Riverside 48-42, Capital 69-62 in OT and Woodrow Wilson 51-44 last week in a game it led by two points in the final minute.
"We want to stay calm,'' said senior point guard Rashaud Kincaid, "because we've been in this situation before. Coach tells us each team is going to make their run, so we know how to handle it.
"The ball's always in my hands, and it's pressure, but I just try to stay calm and do the best I can to help this team win.''
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Exellent first attempt with CC3, George. Very nice map.
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AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) - With the closing day of Maine's deer season, the state Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is reminding hunters about the importance of being safe in the woods.
Closing day for the firearms season is Saturday.
The state hunting law book says target identification is required before shooting at prey.
A hunter may not shoot at a target without being certain that the target is in fact the wild animal or wild bird being sought.
Hunters are also reminded to always wear two pieces of hunter orange that are in good condition, and to always keep the muzzle of a firearm pointed in a safe direction.
The safety reminder comes days after a hunter was shot by another hunter in southern Maine.
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Remember Zimbra in general is *very* portable. Requires only Java, Postfix, MySQL, PERL, and few other dependencies. So for the most part a *port* of Zimbra is just a re-compile of the dependencies and some packaging magic.
We here at Zimbra would love to be able to ship/produce Zimbra binaries for all the OS flavors out there, but with limited resources it's just not practical. So first and foremost we port to OS's which our customers are likely to run, and secondly to OS's that our community shows interest in.
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National Catholic Schools Week began Monday. Meridian's Saint Patrick Catholic School kicked it off by celebrating the community. The Saint Patrick choir visited the central fire station, the Meridian Police Department and City Hall to show their appreciation.
"We really just wanted them to know how much we appreciate them," said Jule Bordelon of St. Patrick's. "Like I said, today is celebrating the community. So we thought what better way than to let our policemen, firemen and city hall know how much we appreciate them?"
"It is exciting, heartwarming, to have them to call and want to come by just to thank the men for what they do every day," said Jimmy Hoffer of the Meridian Fire Department.
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Results are posted for the Arizona Elk/Antelope draws. How many have drawn?
I myself have collected another preference point for elk(6 total now) and antelope(2 total for this one). Only chance I have at a western Elk hunt is New Mexico coming up in a few weeks.
Congrats to those who drew their tags for Arizona