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Crystal Lewis Walters, 55, 2607 Alabama Ave., Sept. 30, possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver a schedule II controlled substance, possession with intent to manufacture, sell or deliver a schedule IV controlled substance, maintain a vehicle, dwelling or place for controlled substances. Officer: B. Bryant.
Darrin E. Cooks, 40, 103 Lombardi Circle, Sept. 30, resisting public officer. Officer: N. Rhodes.
Lisa Jarman Jennings, 47, 130 Creek Bank Drive, Sept. 30, possession of drug paraphernalia. Officer: R. Holton.
Betty Renee Beaman, 34, 1402 Kimberly Road, Sept. 30, possession of drug paraphernalia. Officer: R. Holton.
Eddie G. Mandrell, 52, 2004 Chestnut Ave., Sept. 30, possession of drug paraphernalia. Officer: R. Holton.
Stephon Tremaine Hattley, 40, LKA1805 Chestnut Ave., Sept. 30, felony possession of cocaine, possession of drug paraphernalia. Officer: N. Rhodes.
Renatta K. Singleton, 34, 1313 Spencer Ave., Sept. 29, resisting public officer. J. Rohrman.
Roderick Darvon Miller, 34, 160 Corinth Drive, Sept. 29, driving while license revoked. Officer: R.G. Harrell III.
Silverette Denise Swindell, 36, 1222 Washington Post Road, Sept. 29, resisting public officer: J. Rohrman.
Adolph Sidberry Jr., 26, Y-190 Trent Court, Sept. 29, simple possession of a schedule VI controlled substance, resisting public officer. Officer: B. McKee.
Joshua Lee McCall, 24, 215 Battleground Ave., Sept. 29, driving while impaired. Officer: R. Holton.
Traci Lee Swan, 20, 201 Mill Creek Road, Pollocksville, Sept. 28, possession of drug paraphernalia. Officer: L.A. Heckman.
Andrew Eugene Herring, 23, 1902 Chestnut Ave., Sept. 28, possession of marijuana up to 1/2 ounce, driving without two headlamps, no operator�s license. Officer: G.E. Salen.
Patience Lara Estrella, 20, 2002 Hartford Ave., Sept, 28, assault and battery. Officer: L. Heckman.
Ronnie Donnell Boskey, 54, 2002 Hartford Ave., Sept. 28, assault on a female. Officer: L. Heckman.
Arthur Rico Golden, 20, 15 Duds Ave., Sept. 28, second-degree trespassing. Officer: B. Lewis.
Shereasa Latrell Hamilton, 35, 965 Halfmoon Road, Sept. 27, driving while license revoked. Officer: N.A. Rhodes.
Joseph Tyron Hall, 43, 2674 Kershaw Road, Oriental, Sept. 23, assault with a deadly weapon. Officer: A. Cherry.
Christi D. Rattliff, 42, 6120 Cardinal Drive, Sept. 20, larceny by employee, obtaining property false pretense. Officer: R. Garrison.
River Bend Police Department:
Paula E. Norman, 47, 824 Wild Wood Point Road, Sept. 28, disorderly conduct. Officer: H. Riegelsperger.
Michael Glenn Stevenson Sr., 49, 456 Pate Road, Sept. 28, disorderly conduct. Officer: H. Riegelsperger.
Levarian Thomas, 22, 1110 Colony Drive, Sept. 26, driving while license revoked. Officer: E. Thomas.
Trent Woods Police Deparment:
Julie O. Pettigrew, 22, 2202 Fox Horn Road, Trent Woods, Sept. 29, obtaining property by false pretense, misdemeanor larceny. Officer: R. Walker.
Craven County Sheriff�s Office:
Brent John Soileau, 18, 719B Clermont Road, Sept. 28, assault on government official or employee. Deputy: H. Clements.
Ronnell Elder Whitehead, 32, 5960 U.S. 70 East, Sept. 28, assault on a female. Deputy: T. Wynne.
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William Christopher Smith, 39, 1100 Sand Ridge Road, Lot 5, Sept. 30, driving while license revoked, expired or no inspection. Trooper: R.D. Pittman.
Janet Marie Lane, 43, 606 Belmont Court, Sept. 29, driving while impaired. Trooper: B. Riggs.
Aaron Paul Williams, 37, 6721 Rock Glen, Apt. 509, Raleigh, Sept. 29, driving while impaired. Trooper: B. Riggs.
Heather Lavinia Taylor, 29, 111 Great Oak Court, Havelock, Sept. 29, misdemeanor child abuse, driving while license revoked, failure to exhibit or surrender license, speeding, felony fleeing to elude arrests, assault on a government official or employee. Trooper: J. Magana.
Eugene Edward Lewis II, 51, 105 Woodcroft Court, Sept. 28, driving while impaired, reckless driving to endanger. Trooper: J. Rink.
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I hunt in Idaho and live next to my hunting areas, so, I've learned them very well. I've noticed less and less bugling over the years but stay out all night in some spots and regardless of whether there is a moon or not, they bugle all night long. Early season is typically uneventful due to heat and lack of activity on the elks part. What I have noticed is that hunters are bugling more and more. This year I spent 2 days the previous week in the location of my opening morning hunt. Elk everywhere but no bugling. So opening day comes. I listen to a person come up the bottom and bugle every 5-10 minutes. What a goon. Not one elk answers back all morning. Something similar happened to me last year. I don't understand where hunters are learning to hunt elk you need to call constantly. I've learned that early season and in areas with OTCs being quiet is typically more effective. That morning I had a spike and cows under 20 yds alnd the fool in the bottom bugling.
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Where does everyone think ISU ranks on paper compared to the other 9 MBB teams in the conference?
I like where we're at for at least the next two years and I think we'll be able to compete with anyone in the league.
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Just my opinion. Within the tiers, it's kind of hard to separate
Texas A&M
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Iowa State
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Originally Posted by OPButtrey
Where does everyone think ISU ranks on paper compared to the other 9 MBB teams in the conference?
1. Baylor
2. Kansas
3. Missouri
4. Texas
5. Iowa State
6. Oklahoma State
7. Texas A&M
8. Kansas State
9. Oklahoma
10. Texas Tech
I hesitate to put us any higher since no one has seen most of this team play any real minutes yet. Feel free to break this down, but with a few minor changes I think this breakdown is pretty close.
Originally Posted by OPButtrey
Where does everyone think ISU ranks on paper compared to the other 9 MBB teams in the conference?
The most talented team on paper is Baylor, so I don't know how much stock we want to put in recruiting rankings.
ahead of Tech and OU. close to Kstate.
Probably the team with the most unknowns, and strong possibility to move up. Lack of size hurts the on paper ranking.
Dont know where we rank specifically but at least in theory it will be the best in awhile.
I would say that we are in the middle group. Can make an argument anywhere from 4-7
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Originally Posted by CloneSolo
1. Baylor
2. Kansas
3. Missouri
4. Texas
5. Iowa State
6. Oklahoma State
7. Texas A&M
8. Kansas State
9. Oklahoma
10. Texas Tech
I hesitate to put us any higher since no one has seen most of this team play any real minutes yet. Feel free to break this down, but with a few minor changes I think this breakdown is pretty close.
LeBryan Nash puts OkSt ahead of us on paper. He will be the most talented freshman in the league next year.
Without taking too much time to go in and look at other teams rosters I would say were right about in the middle, maybe upper half.
and until someone beats them, KU is always the favorite on or off paper.
BU - talent low, unknowns high
aggy - minimal losses from an NCAA team, big guard recruit coming in
OSU - decent return, Nash
MU - system players, not playing in their system
Texas - huge losses but talented freshmen
KSU - decent nucleus back
ISU - lots of new faces.
OU - ehh.
Tech - 9 newcomers. BCG not enough to overcome
So if we are in the middle, we may not make the NCAA?
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I would say anywhere around 5th or 6th.
Originally Posted by Wesley
So if we are in the middle, we may not make the NCAA?
This is a fear I have had for a while watching everyone blow rainbows and sunshine about our bball team the next couple years. I think expectations may be a little high just because the product on the floor the last 5 years has been so low. Yes, we are looking to be light years ahead of those teams. But that level of improvement may only leave us with middle of the pack talent and a head coach with 1 year of experience. Missing the NCAA tourney could still be a real possibility. I think we are setting up for a major meltdown if this thing doesn't play out right next year.
It goes to show how far our program sunk under Gmac, when we have the most loaded team we've had in years, and it puts us about middle of the pack in the conference.....and that is coming from people that actually know about the transfers. Fans from other schools will likely have us pegged no better than 7th or 8th.
The talent level argument goes on what you want to use as justification. If we're looking at recruiting rankings, Royce White was a 5-star, Booker and Allen were 4-stars, Babb, Ejim, Christopherson were 3-stars, etc. If you want to look at production, White hasn't stepped foot on the hardwood, but Booker was a solid post at SIU, Allen and Babb weren't stars, but were high-level starters at their former schools, Ejim and Christopherson put up numbers last year, etc.
Regardless of how you spin it, this ISU roster has talent comparable to most schools in the league. Sure Texas is bringing in a potentially great class, but the roster is incredibly young and at this point, can we really say they have better post players than ISU?
Baylor has the best front court in the league, but do they know how to use those guys effectively? They didn't against ISU last year. Furthermore, who picks up Dunn's scoring and is Walton going to take step forward, or continue to be inconsisent? I take ISU's backcourt over Baylor's any day of the week.
KU is KU and it's their league until somebody proves otherwise, but they've had major losses the last two years, and outside of Robinson and Taylor, nobody on that roster really scares you.
A&M should be good and their losses were minimal, but that coaching change leaves a major question.
Missouri has just about everybody back, but again they're no different from A&M. New coach, new system. Who knows what happens there?
Oklahoma State brings in Nash, but they still have PG issues, they lost everyone inside and Olukemi and Page are sink or swim type guys.
K-State brings back MacGruder and I think they have a decent roster with developing players like Henriquez-Roberts and Spradling, but are those guys going to pick up the scoring that Pullen and Kelly provided?
OU and TTU are clearly number 9 and 10 as far as talent goes and will bring up the rear in the league. I actually like a couple guys on OU's roster, but they'll need time. TTU is anyone's guess.
Anyway, the point being with all of this is that roster wise, ISU has just as much experience as any other team in the league as far as major college basketball minutes logged goes, and the guys on the roster aren't slouches and have produced at the major conference level. Baylor and Texas might have more four and five star guys, but I like our chances against anyone in the league. I'm not saying we're going to win the conference, but this team has a chance to be there at the end and I don't think that's crazy at all to say.
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Well, I was wrong on this one. The NBA issued a statement saying that is was, in fact, a foul. He didn't give him space to come down. So, it wasn't called, but it was a foul.
What kobe is mad about (over the top out here, btw) is he thinks it was intentional. THAT, I maintain is virtually impossible to prove from that tape.
Dirty is not the correct word. What Wade did to Bradley was dirty. What Ibaka did to Griffin was dirty. What KG did to Frye was dirty. What Artest did to Harden? Borderline criminal.
It was an unintentional foul which could have happened 2.6 seconds into a game, or with 2.6 seconds left in a game.
The refs missed it - time to move on. All this "revenge" talk is making me sick!!
Agree 100%. Watch the tape. kobe starts off going forward and Jones is backpeddling, then kobe stops, pulls up and fades away.
Jones tries to adjust quickly, he stops backpeddling and tries to recover and close the space as quickly as possible. his first move leaves waaayy to much space so he let's his weight carry him forward to remove all the space between he and kobe. He got too close, but that is something that is near impossible to control.
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This is more than well deserved! Congratulations, vorropohaiah. An incredible map! Hope to see many more maps out of your map-forge
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If I want to find all mails sent to a certain mail recipient (syntax in:"sent" email@example.com) Zimbra does not return mails sent to multiple recipients (amongst others to email@example.com) when there are more than 10 recipients and the searched-for address (email@example.com) comes in 11th or later position.
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I am converting a large website from Office Live to Office 365.
The "Go To A Page" button on the development screen is not producing a dropdown list.
This is slowing migration around the site during development.
Does anyone know what might be causing this?
Thanks in anticipation.
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Thanks for that Bob.
The Browser that I am using is Windows Internet Explorer 9 - so that should not have any limitations.
I also tried it on Firefox and had the same issue.
Could you please tell me what you mean by "Rest my Browser back to default" Is there a guide on how to do that?
One completely separate issue. Is there a way to set the default font for the website - my navigation buttons are in a different font to everything else. There certainly was on Office Live.
Thanks for your help.
I have to say thatconvering 570 pages (some very complex) from OL to 365 is proving a bit of a nightmare. Particularly as formating and spaces are lost when pages are copied.
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Thank you for your reply and I apologize in my delayed response.
I have been looking this issue up and seen that there can be a multitude of issues that can cause this. The first thing I would want you to try is to reset the Browser as I mentioned before. To do this in IE9 go to tools > Internet options, go to the Advanced tab you will see the section to Reset Internet Explorer settings click the Reset button. If this does not help then I would suggest that you create a service request as this may need to be escalated to our operations department. I will send the information to create a service request via private message. Note that the PM may not show that you have one and you should click the link to the PM's on the forum page to see if you have anything there.
Thank you,
There've been reports of problems with various editor buttons for over a year now with no resolution. Aside from that, 365 isn't really designed for a web site of the scale you describe. Since you have to rebuild anyway with no assistance, I'd look at other options that make the job easier. There are plenty of free hosting services that will be much easier to work with and don't have the same bugs as 365.
After getting frustrated with this damn Community Forum not being able to provide any useful answers, I decided to take things into my own hands.
I went to the Feedback team.
I have been in constant email conversations with them for many weeks, and NOW we've just solved the problem of having the 'go-to' button not operating.
The problem was basic and the solution was extremely simple: Take all '&' (ampersand) symbols out of any Page Titles on your site. Simply rename them "and". The fix was that simple.
Hope that helps some of you out there.
I would not say it is that simple, my goto page works fine on my Win 7 box, and on 1 account on my Vista box, the other account on the Vista box has the problem. Since I am using the same software on Vista for all users, and since all 3 places I just mentioned I use with the same site, I there is more to it.
BTW if click the the refresh or compatibility button a few time sometimes it fixes the problem where it does not work
Thank you very much for your post. I agree with you regarding the difficulty in getting sensible answers. However your suggestion is 100% correct. I have taken all the ampersands (&) out of my Page Titles and now the drop down works. So I am now back in business.
By the way, do you know how to set a default font for the site? I could do it in Office live but have failed in
Thanks again for your assistance.
CMCT Webmaster.
The problem is solved.
It is simply a matter of removing "&" from Page Names.
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@CMCT, don't know about default font, sorry. I would say it would be as simple as throwing something into the CSS box on the site. But what's the code for that? Don't know...


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We are very pleased of this software, since we've managed to fix some huge issues and so far the server was up and running with no issues at all for about 1 and 1/2 months. Today I've got again mini heart attack. An employee of our company, decided to delete 500+ messages (not more than 600), and after right clicking on Thrash folder and selecting Empty, the server went crazy. Nor the system (cpu, memory, swap) was overloaded but only the daemons start acting like there is HUGE overload. The SMTP port was answering with +30 seconds delay, the IMAP and IMAPSSL service were answering after 2 minutes upon connecting. We are using Zimbra 8.0.0 on CentOS 6.3 and the hardware is 2 Xeon x 2.4Ghz with 16Gb RAM and i don't think that the hardware is the problem.
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Some Kauffman Stadium business before the lineups…
DIPARDO #95: If you are out at the ballpark tonight, turn toward the Buck O'Neil Legacy Seat and give a big 'ol two thumbs up! Kansas City icon and a good friend of Buck's, Tony DiPardo is the recipient of the honor tonight and will be perched in Buck's red seat sporting his very own Royals jersey. If you have ever had the pleasure of meeting Tony, who turns 95 this month, we think you'd agree that it's an honor to have him help carry on Buck's legacy at Kauffman Stadium.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES: Don't forget the extra school supplies for the Royals Charities Back to School Supply Drive, which is going on before the game tonight. The Royals Wives will be camped out at Gate B and additional drop-off sites will be at Gates A, C and D. Everything is going to the kids at Our Lady of Guadalupe Elementary School, so let's help them have a great first day of school!
NEW PHOTO GALLERIES: Two new photo galleries are up on royals.com…one from the Worlds of Fun Fan Fest and the other from Girls' Night Out. If you attended the Girls' Night Out, see if you can spot yourself in the crowd – chances are you're in a pink hat!
COOLBAUGH AUCTION: And, we've added to the list of items that will be included in the Royals Silent Auction to benefit the Mike Coolbaugh Memorial Fund this Friday, Aug. 10. Check it out and decide what item's you'll be placing a bid on.
Alright…the second game of the three-game series with Minnesota is tonight. Here are your lineups…
For the Royals:
DeJesus – CF
Grud – 2B
Teahen – RF
Butler – DH
Gload – 1B
German – 3B
Brown – LF
Buck – C
Pena – SS
Perez – P
For the Twins:
Bartlett – SS
Punto – 3B
Mauer – DH
Cuddyer – RF
Morneau – 1B
Hunter – CF
Redmond – C
Tyner – LF
Casilla – 2B
Santana – P
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Looking over the lineup got me thinking . . . has Tony Pena missed a single game this year? If not, would he be establishing one or more records if he plays in all 162? If he has missed a game, when was it, and why? Thanks.


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Third Defendant in Scheme to Obtain Driver's Licenses for Cash Convicted
|U.S. Attorney's Office November 18, 2010
HOUSTON—local business man involved with two Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) employees in a scheme to fraudulently obtain driver's licenses for cash has entered a plea of guilty to conspiring to sell driver's license documents without authorization, United States Attorney José Angel Moreno announced today.
Maen Bittar, 46, of Houston, the operator of a Houston gas station, pleaded guilty this morning before U.S. District Judge Gray Miller—admitting collecting fees from individuals, such as illegal aliens, in amounts of $3000 or more to arrange with DPS employees Mark DeArza, a DPS Trooper, and Lidia Gutierrez, a DPS clerk, to process applications and receive driver's licenses for these unqualified individuals.
According to pleadings filed in the case, the FBI—through the cooperation of a confidential informant—obtained audio and video recordings of Bittar, the owner of a Conoco gas station located on the 10500 block of Almeda-Genoa in Houston, offering to sell Texas driver's licenses. On May 14, 2010, the informant met with Bittar at his place of business and paid Bittar $3000 for his assistance in obtaining a Texas driver's license. Bittar called DeArza to make arrangements to purchase a Texas driver's license for the informant. On May 17, 2010, the informant again met Bittar at the gas station. Bittar coordinated a meeting between the informant and DeArza at the DPS office located across from Ellington Field. The informant paid Bittar an additional $500. That same day, the informant met with DeArza at the DPS office. DeArza provided the informant with paperwork and directed the informant to Gutierrez. Trooper DeArza and Gutierrez assisted the FBI informant with the application for a Texas driver's license, though each knew the issuance of the driver's license was without authorization. The informant later received a Texas driver's license by United States mail.
In a separate incident in July 2010, the informant approached Bittar about obtaining a commercial driver's license for a friend. Bittar again charged $3500 for his assistance through DeArza and Gutierrez at the DPS to obtain the requested license. On July 26, 2010, the informant met Bittar at his place of business and received a temporary driver's license issued without authorization and personally delivered by DeArza. The informant later received a Texas driver's license by United States mail.
Bittar, DeArza and Gutierrez were indicted by a Houston grand jury in August 2010 for their roles in this scheme. DeArza, 39, of Houston, and Gutierrez, 37, of Galena Park, Texas, pleaded guilty to the conspiracy charge on Oct. 6, 2010, and Sept. 30, 2010, respectively. Both are pending sentencing on Jan. 7, 2011. Bittar is scheduled to be sentenced on Feb. 18, 2011. All three defendants face a maximum sentenced of 15 years' imprisonment, a $250,000 fine and three years of supervised release. The defendants will remain on bond pending their respective sentencing hearings.
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Leland's Nature Boy Hatch Patch: Flies Not Included
Turn your favorite ball cap into a fly box.
If you fly fish, you probably already own a fly box or two (or seven). Yet when we fish, we commonly only use several of our favorite patterns during our day on the water. Losing or changing a fly pattern typically means digging through our vest or pack to find the right fly box and pick out a new bug. Not anymore. Leland's Nature Boy Hatch Patch is here!
It's pretty simple. Most of us wear our favorite, lucky ball cap when fishing. Sure you can stick a fly or two in it already, but two things to remember: Firstly, you're ruining your favorite lid and secondly...good luck pulling that hook out without wrecking your bug. The Nature Boy Hatch Patch fixes everything, protecting your favorite ball cap from utter destruction, while keeping your favorite fly patterns within easy reach.
Without getting overly detailed, the patented Leland Nature Boy Hatch Patch is smartly designed out of a super-tough, preformed resin. With lipped tabs, it easily slides onto your ball cap's bill for a secure fit. On top sits a layer of high-density foam that holds your flies in place, yet allows for easy removal of your favorite bug.
Now when you want to hit the evening hatch in shorts and flip flops, you'll have your favorite flies at the ready. Jump out of the skiff and wade after a skinny-water school of bones, you'll have your favorite flies with you. It's even great for younger anglers who will need a fly or two and want to feel independent.
To review...Leland's Nature Boy Hatch Patch will keep your favorite ball cap in top form and your flies just where you want them. When you're done fishing, just slide the Hatch Patch of your cap and you'll actually look like a normal person...not that strange guy with fake bugs in his hat.
Note: Us anglers at Leland have field tested the Nature Boy Hatch Patch for two seasons now. We love it and use it every time we fish. Get one for yourself, your angling buddy, your kid, your neighbor's kid, and if your boss fly fishes...well, you know. Oh, and if you don't already have one, pick up a Leland's Nature Boy Lanyard. It's loaded with all the tools you need to fish. With a loaded Hatch Patch and Lanyard, you can just about fish anywhere!
The why didn't I think of that type of product. This product made by an employee at Leland, Keith is bomb proof and easy to use. For my style of fishing and mostly Tenkara it's the minimalist's necessity. I'll put a dab of floatant on all my flies before the day and I can quickly change to get a nice drift again and again versus drying my waterlogged fly. Wish he made them for the left and right side though. I would rock both,
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Just how important is Z to the Bruins hopes of winning the Stanley Cup? I have heard a lot lately about the Bruins window is closing and that's why they could not wait on Tyler to mature.
This from THN http://www.thehockeynews.com/articles/53447-NHL-Preseason-Predictions-Atlantic-Division-No-1-Boston-Bruins.html :
CONS: Like all successful teams dealing with a salary cap ceiling, the Bruins lost a slew of veterans (including forwards Nathan Horton, Jaromir Jagr and Rich Peverley and defenseman Andrew Ference), but the acquisition of Eriksson from Dallas cost them the burgeoning talents of center Tyler Seguin. Yes, Seguin was immature compared to his more focused teammates, but his deletion from the roster underscores the shrinking window this team has in which to win. There are no blue-chip prospects on the horizon anymore and with the miles that have been logged by the now-36-year-old Chara, young blueliners Dougie Hamilton and Torey Krug will need to contribute right away. Also, Julien will need to figure out a solution for Boston's putrid power play, which has finished 20th or worse in three of the past four seasons.
Z is 36, Jerome is 35, Seids is 31. The Bruins "stars" are 27 and below. No blue-chip prospects? WTH is Hamilton, the kid is 20 and Spooner maybe aquamarine if he isn't blue and Krug is the real deal! Not to mention that the goalie is 26 and he's pretty good and locked up for quite a few years. So tell me why the window is closing? The Bruins will never win without Z? Say it isn't so. There is no question that Z is a once in a life time type player, but I believe that this young core of Bruins like Bergeron, Krejci, Marchand, Lucic, Ericksson, Rask, Krug, Hamilton, McQuaid, Bartkowski, et all will still compete for a cup in four years when Z is hanging up the blades. The hype about the window closing is comparable to that of the Y2K scare. The world made the necessary adjustments leading up to it, and the Bruins will do the same to remain a Stanley Cup contender year-in and year-out!


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Before retiring for the evening I set my alarm clock to awaken at 4:30 am local time. I was not happy to see the sky heavily overcast but I did noticed that the sky to the east was clear from the horizon to about 12° up. Traveling due east for me would after 25 miles take you to the southern tip of Lake Michigan in Indiana. I could tell that this heavy cloud cover rolled in from the west while I slept but was not yet over the lake. I grabbed a pair of 8x50 binoculars and my sketching materials and climbed out a bedroom window onto the roof of my house to sketch. Originally I was hoping to use a telescope. At 5:00 am local time I could see both the waning crescent moon and Venus about 7° above the horizon. I noted the position of Venus relative to the moon and began sketching. Within 15 minutes the moon disappeared into the cloud layers followed by Venus and the view was over at about 5:16 am. The sky eventually cleared in the morning but the Lunar /Venus event was over by then.
For this sketch I used: black Strathmore 400 Artagain paper, 10"x 11", white and black Conte' pastel pencils and a blending stump. Brightness was slightly decreased after scanning.
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Date: 4-22-2009 10:00-10:16 UT
Temperature: 1°C (34°F)
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AAR May carload and intermodal data is up and down
June 09, 2011
Railroad carload traffic in May was flat year-over-year with a 0.5 percent annual gain, according to the Association of American Railroads (AAR). Intermodal saw steady gains compared to last year.
"For the second month in a row, rail intermodal traffic was great, while carload traffic left something to be desired," said AAR Senior Vice President John T. Gray, in a statement. "Like other national indicators, rail traffic reflects a degree of uncertainty regarding the direction of the economy. Railroads join everyone else in hoping current trends are just a bump in the road rather than a portent of things to come."
Total May carloads came in at 1,159,328, and the weekly carload average in May was 289,932 per week compared to 294,319 in April.
Intermodal activity continued its hectic pace with a 7.5 percent annual increase at 932,956 trailers and containers. The AAR said that on a seasonally-adjusted basis, May carloads were flat and intermodal was up 0.8 percent compared to April.
What's more, the AAR said intermodal's weekly average in May at 233,239 was the second highest May tally ever recorded by the AAR, explaining that the difference between May 206 and May 2011 of 277 containers and trailers per week equates to about what a double-sized container train carries. And had one more weekly intermodal train per week moved, May 2011 would have been the highest week month ever recorded for intermodal traffic, said the AAR.
"We are more and more convinced that the domestic intermodal product led by container growth is a growth story being driven by shipper demand amidst capacity concerns," said
Tony Hatch, principal of New York-based ABH Consulting. "And driver shortages, regulatory issues, and oil prices and carbon are more entrenched a year later—it is an exciting product and it is going to grow10 percent or so and as we get to Peak Season we will see that capacity used up and even potentially face shortage issues again. It is healthy growth for an economy growing at a fraction of that."
Intermodal is continuing its strong run for a variety of factors, according to industry experts, including supply capacity, which remains tight in the trucking market and lowering supply chain expenses at a time when fuel costs remain high, among others.
Of the 20 major commodities tracked by the AAR, 8 were up year-over-year. Metallic ores were up 17.6 percent, and grain was up 16.3 percent. Coal was down 1.8 percent.
Railroad employee numbers increased by 935 to 156,777 employees in April from March (the most recent month for which data is available).
And as of June 1, the AAR said that 279,083 freight cars—or 18.4 percent of the total fleet—were in storage, a decrease of 2,855 cars from May 1.
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congrats brocka!
My buddy Trav & I went and did a little coyote hunting this weekend, We got there Friday evening and got some to respond to our calls but nothing came in before it got dark. We went to the same spot in the morning and as we were following the wasteway walking to our spot we stopped and knelt down behind some sage brush and watched a flock of mallards land in a pond just in front of us, I turned back to Trav to say something and across the wasteway on the parallel trail were 2 dogs trotting along. My gun was in my gun scabbard since we were still walking but Trav was carrying his. I whispered to him "turn around, 2 yotes". Still hidden behind the brush he slowly spun 90 degrees to his left and pulled up. I gave a bark and they stopped broadside at 44 yards (ranged it later) across the wasteway. 1 shot with the .204 and he fell in his tracks! The other disappeared into the desert and we never saw it again. Great weekend passing the time before the fall. Not sure if it was the ones we heard from the night before or just pure luck & we were in the right place at the right time but either way it worked out! (Picture is of my hunting partner Travis)
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Good job, I love shooting those yotes
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Cool man. Love it when a plan comes to get her unexpectedly
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GEC ICP Reactor, Argon Chemistry
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The GEC cell was introduced by NIST in order to provide a standardized platform for experimental and modeling studies of discharges in different laboratories. The plasma is sustained via inductive heating. The Reference Cell operates as an inductively-coupled plasma in this model.
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FREDERICK, Md. (WUSA) -- Montgomery County Police say they arrested a teacher who is accused of sexually abusing two 11-year-old girls at Meadow Hall Elementary School in Rockville.
According to police, detectives received information from two 11-year-old girls that they had been sexually abused by their teacher, Timothy Vincent Krupica of Frederick.
Police say their investigation revealed that between September 2012 and February 2013 Krupica inappropriately touched the girls and forced or attempted to force them to inappropriately touch him on several occasions.
Thursday morning, police say Krupica was arrested and charged with two counts of sexual abuse of a minor and several additional sexual offense charges.
Police say Krupica is currently being held and will have a bond review hearing Friday afternoon.
A Montgomery County Schools spokesperson said that Krupica has been with Montgomery County Schools since 2009, working at Meadow Hall Elementary the entire time. He is on administrative leave with pay.


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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Anne Arundel County police say a 14-year-old boy was robbed of his shopping bag outside Arundel Mills mall after a Black Friday shopping trip.
The Baltimore Sun (http://bsun.md/UiGPz3 ) reports the victim told police he was accosted by five men as he walked out of a Bed Bath and Beyond store about 2 a.m. on Friday. One suspect punched the boy, and another stole a bag with merchandise he had just bought.
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Campers Kept in Check at Fantasy Camp
"I think we were set up."
That's how camper Nino Lipari began describing the "Kangaroo Court" session from the third day of the Royals 2007 Fantasy Camp. Nino's story of the suspected "set up" went on to involve a plastic baseball, a pre-game throwing session, the opposing coaches finding out and "The Warden" handing down a team fine of $2 per camper.
"We still don't know how that plastic ball ended up in our ball bag," Nino said from Surprise, Ariz. "But, we had to pay for it regardless."
The mock judicial hearing known as Kangaroo Court is one of the daily rituals of Fantasy Camp. Unlike years past, this year's court hearings are conducted by a judge known simply as "The Warden" as opposed to a collection of Royals alumni, who serve as the camp coaches. Only three days into camp and the fines have already been generously dished out with the charges ranging from tripping and falling during a game to missing belt loops on the uniforms.
"One camper, who I won't name, took some water out to the umps during the game yesterday," Nino added. "Although, normally that would be considered nice, it doesn't happen in real baseball. So, 'The Warden' slapped him with a $4 fine for 'Kissing up to the Umpires' – $2 per ump!"
As the Fantasy Camp enters the halfway mark for the week, the fines aren't the only things getting steeper. Nino, who is a veteran Fantasy Camp camper attending his fifth straight camp and fourth in Surprise, has noticed that the competition between the teams is growing as well. But, that's how the 47-year-old contractor, who is a co-owner of J & N Utilities in Blue Springs, Mo., prefers it.
"This is the only week of the year that I put on a uniform and play baseball," said Nino, although he does coach both of his daughters' softball teams. "I like the fact that when we are out there on that field, we are really playing the game. It's still always fun and pretty exciting to think you are playing with your childhood heroes, but it's also great that it is treated as a competitive baseball game."
Unfortunately, the competitiveness of the games this year is leaving Nino's team "The Brew Dogs" in a bit of a bind.
"Don't ask about our record," said Nino, laughing about his team coached by alumni Greg Pryor, Les Norman and Jaime Bluma. "We are the defending champs from last year and everyone is out to get us."
Yikes – sounds like it's a good thing "The Warden" isn't handing out fines for losses.
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My Father is Tony Levato. He and my mother Barbara have alot of great things to say about Les Norman. My dad scouted him and I think he may have played a part in him being signed to the Royals. My mom brought his name up a couple of days ago and said something about Art Stuart and him. Art, Donna Stuart and my parents have been friends for a long while. She mentioned the fantasy camp and I did not know what it was. I took some time to look it up. This camp makes alot of people feel good for a real long time. It leaves them with a lot of stories to tell and memories to keep. Kathryn Levato-Seagrove


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New threshold in containership delivery reached
October 18, 2011 - LM Editorial
Ocean cargo shippers will have access to more than a million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs), thanks to the continuing introduction of new vessel capacity.
According to the Paris-based consultancy, Alphaliner, this threshold was reached in mid-October, and represents the distribution of space among spread across 154 vessels.
Furthermore, said analysts, 0.28 million TEU is planned to be delivered over the next ten weeks, bringing the expected deliveries to 1.28 million TEU for the full year.
"Non-deliveries" due to cancellations, deferrals and slippage have fallen to 8.5n percent – i.e. only twice their long-term historical levels – as the bulk of the delivery deferrals was negotiated in 2009 and 2010.
"These deferrals were integrated within our delivery forecast in real time," said Stephen Fletcher, Alphaliner's commercial director. "Some market sources, which predicted earlier this year that the non-delivery
rate for 2011 could be as high as 45 percent of the scheduled vessel deliveries, reckoned erroneously that deferrals and delays for 2011 would repeat the figures recorded for 2009 and 2010."
As it turned out, 2009 and 2010 were exceptional years as the financial crisis led owners and carriers to defer the deliveries of a significant part of the orderbook, as well as to cancel part of their orders. Such crisis-driven initiatives, said analysts, were not to be repeated in 2011.
Cancellations have actually been marginal this year, with no impact on the deliveries scheduled for 2011. Actual deferrals and slippage are expected to reach some 120,000 TEU, or only 8.5 percent of the expected deliveries this year, based on the Alphaliner database, which is updated in real time to incorporate the latest delivery schedules.
"Almost half the figure can be attributed to the chronic slippage that occurs even in bullish times, mostly caused by non-performing shipyards or technical issues," said Fletcher. "Another part can be attributed to the difficulties that some owners continue to face in their quest to gather the necessary funds to pay the final installments on their newbuildings contracts."
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Royals claim Tug Hulett
This just in…the Royals have claimed infielder Tug Hulett off waivers from the Seattle Mariners. To make room for Hulett on the 40-man roster, left-handed pitcher Neal Musser was designated for assignment.
Hulett, who turns 26 on February 28, saw his first action at the Major League level in 2008, hitting .224 (11-for-49) with a home run and two RBI in 30 games. The left-handed hitting middle infielder hit .298 with 22 doubles, five triples, 14 home runs and 47 RBI in 91 games with Tacoma (AAA) last season. 2008 was the Hulett's first season with the Mariners organization. Tug was originally drafted by the Texas Rangers in 2004 and has reached double digits in steals in each of his five professional seasons.
Tug is the son of former Major League infielder Tim Hulett, who played 12 seasons for the White Sox, Orioles and Cardinals. We welcome Tug to the club!
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I have upgraded zimbra from FOSS 5.0.18 with 4 gb ram to FOSS 6.0.3 with 12 gb of ram. We are using Suse Linux Enterprise Server 10.
Problem is that when I start the services by typing with user zimbra "zmcontrol start". All services are running fine but I am not able to open admin console or user console. it keeps loading and give Page not found error after some time.
Earlier I was getting "zmmailboxdctl not running" service error. but after googling I got the solution by run the command from zimbra prompt:
"zmlocalconfig -e mailboxd_java_heap_memory_percent=12"
earlier it was "mailboxd_java_heap_memory_percent=40". This is just for information as it may help you anyhow.
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3 Reasons Why Google Won't Buy Akamai
Over the past few years, Akamai has become that single Aunt Betsy that everybody's always trying to fix up. This week's suitor chatter finds Google on bended knee. And why not? Akamai's the top dog among content-delivery networks. Google would love to have it. But here's why a deal is unlikely to occur.


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Faculty of electrical engineering and computing
Unska 3, 10000 Zagreb
for enrolment of students to Postgraduate Specialist Study in
for acquiring the academic title University Specialist in Transformers (Uni. Spec. Transf.).
Postgraduate specialist study may be enrolled by a candidate with completed university graduate study in electrical or mechanical engineering with at least 240 ECTS credits earned up during the university study, which is equivalent to 4 years of study.
Available places: 25.
Fee for the study is 5.000 Euros.
The study will start in October, 2014.
The application procedure is opened until July 11, 2014.
Applications should be sent by post to
University of Zagreb
Faculty of electrical engineering and computing
Unska 3, 10000 Zagreb
(application to Transformers)
or by e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
The application form is at http://www.fer.hr/en/transformers/forms
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Written By UNCG Sports Information Dept.
GREENSBORO, N.C. - The UNCG men's soccer team has started to receive some national attention after its 3-0-0 start to the season as the Spartans were ranked No. 18 in the nation by College Soccer News Monday.
UNCG is the lone Southern Conference school ranked in the top 30 and the second highest ranked team from the state of North Carolina.
The Spartans have opened the 2013 season with three straight wins, all coming by shutout, as they have defeated UNC Asheville at home before picking up road wins over nationally ranked Charlotte and James Madison. UNCG has opened the season with three straight shutouts for the first time since 1983 when it posted a 23-1-1 record on its way to a National Championship.
The Spartans picked up their biggest win of the season to date last week with a 1-0 victory at then No. 15 Charlotte, becoming the first road team to spoil the 49ers home opener since 1999. Additionally, the Spartans' win at James Madison knocked the Dukes from the undefeated ranks and marks UNCG's first victory at JMU in program history.
Redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Stephen Moffitt (Burlington, N.C./Williams) has started all three games this season and has posted three straight shutouts. Moffitt, who entered the year with just 53:04 minutes played in his career, has not allowed a goal in 270 minutes this season and has made eight saves.
Junior midfielder David Reittinger (Greensboro, N.C./Northwest) leads the team and the SoCon in scoring with three goals in the firs three games. Reittinger, who only had to career goals in his first two seasons, posting two against UNCA before scoring the game's lone goal against No. 15 Charlotte. Senior defender Mahdi Ali (Helsinki, Finland/Vuosaaren Lukio) has scored his first two career goals this season with both coming as game-winning tallies against the Bulldogs and Dukes.
The Spartans will continue their strong non-conference schedule this week as they begin a stretch where five of their next six games are at home beginning Wednesday night as Triad rival High Point comes to the UNCG Soccer Stadium for a 7 p.m. contest.
College Soccer News National Ranking (Sept. 9)
1. Creighton, 3-0-0
2. North Carolina, 2-0-1
3. Connecticut, 2-0-0
4. California, 3-0-0
5. Saint Louis, 3-0-0
6. New Mexico 2-0-1
7. Notre Dame, 1-0-2
9. Tulsa, 3-1-0
10. Georgetown, 2-2-0
11. Akron, 3-1-0
13. Washington, 3-0-0
14. St. John's, 3-1-0
15. Louisville, 2-1-0
16. Cal State Northridge, 4-0-0
17. UC Santa Barbara, 2-1-0
19. Charlotte, 2-1-0
20. Maryland, 1-2-1
21. Northwestern, 2-1-0
22. Wake Forest, 2-1-0
23. Marquette, 2-1-1
25. Clemson, 4-0-0
26. Brown, 1-0-1
28. Fairleigh Dickinson, 3-0-0
29. Syracuse, 2-1-0
30. Michigan, 1-0-2
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I wish this was better news, but after 2 years running Zimbra Enerprise with 75 users we are migrating to Exchange 2010. Up until recently I would considered us a success story.
Was this because Zimbra no longer met our needs? NO!
Was this because Zimbra did not work with our mobile devices? NO!
The reason was simply an internal management decision and based on a complete lack of any kind of support from VMware to provide a new quote to renew our license subscription.
I am at a complete loss of why a company such as VMware can not work with a customer to ensure they continue to operate successfully.
Since email is a vital part of our everyday operation, not having things work and the active-sync to our many mobile devices failing caused a great deal of concern.
I was not directly involved so I lack some of the details, however the major problem was simply that for the past 3 months we have been operating with temporary license keys after our purchased subscription expired. One month before this happened however we started to try and purchase a renewal of our subscription. When our subsciprtion actually experied, in despiration a new purchase was attempted through the on-line store but even that fell through the cracks and was never processed, to add to this the regional sales manger was on vaction and this was not addressed quickly. We even tried to go through a local VMware reseller and even they were unable to resolve the problem but they were at least helpfull in obtaining temporary keys to keep us going.
From everything I have been told regaridng thes events, I can not disagree with the management decision although I am very sad to see Zimbra go. I do like Zimbra as a solution and still feel it is a solid product.
Based on VMware's lack of assistance I can not defend them and must support the migration to Exchange now ...


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Top IUCN chiefs among leaders at the Global Competitveness Forum in Riyadh
More than 100 world leaders participated in the Global Competitveness Forum in Riyadh to discuss solutions to the global financial crisis under the theme Sustainable Competitveness, which symbolises the start of a new decade of thinking. IUCN Director General Julia Marton-Lefèvre and IUCN President, Ashok Khosla, highlighted the importance considering the value of ecosystem services in 21st Century.
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Ensuring the sustainability of Baliem Valley's forests in Indonesia
The Samdhana Institute and the Department of Forestry of the Government of Indonesia, both Members of IUCN, are working to identify sustainable options for Baliem Valley's forests and its dependents, who live in the heart of Papua, the Indonesian half of New Guinea. …
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Establishment of the Pacific Resource and Environmental Economics Network (PREEN)
The use of resource and environmental economic analytical information to support and or underpin economic development and environmental conservation decisions is relatively new in the Pacific. Resource management has conventionally either not involved consideration of economic factors at all or has involved it only inadequately. …
29 Jan 2010 | News story
Geo-Tagging Reveals Mining Threats on Philippine's "Last Ecological Frontier"
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Tourism industry should better cater for climate-sensitive holiday makers
A survey of tourists and tour operators in the Egyptian Red Sea region shows that the industry often misperceives its clients' environmental sensitivity, putting its own business at risk. Climate change is a growing threat to the tourism industry by making destinations less attractive and jeopardizing major sources of income. The awareness of tourists towards climate change and other environmental issues is likely to be a major driver of their future holiday choices.
29 Jan 2010 | News story
Options for Future Policy Options for Biodiversity Policy in the EU
The Commission has set out possible future options for biodiversity policy in the EU for the period after 2010. …
28 Jan 2010 | News story
'Avatar is real', say tribal people
Survival International: 25 January 2010 - Following the film, Avatar's win at the Golden Globes, tribal people have claimed that the film tells the real story of their lives today. …
28 Jan 2010 | News story
State of the World's Indigenous Peoples
Indigenous peoples contribute extensibly to humanity's cultural diversity, enriching it withmore than two thirds of its languages and an extrordinary amount of its traditional knowledge. …
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Economic Value of Natural Capital and Green Development Mechanism
Biodiversity continues to be lost; funding continue s to be inadequate. Can carbon markets provide insights for increasing biodiversity finance? During the 1st week of December 2009, the Green Development Mechanism 2010 Initiative kicked off international multi-stakeholder consultations about the possibility of setting up a 'green development mechanism' under the Convention on Biological Diversity - essentially a 'CDM' for biodiversity. …
28 Jan 2010 | News story
Secretariat provided and hosted by Bioversity International
Since 1996 Terralingua, an international NGO and IUCN member, has been at the forefront of developing research and applications in the field of biocultural diversity. This field conceives of the diversity of life as diversity in nature and culture. It has brought to the fore the links and interdependence between language, knowledge and the environment at the local level, and between biodiversity, cultural diversity and linguistic diversity globally. …
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By Ryan Vlastelica
NEW YORK (Reuters) – The S&P 500 vaulted above 2,000 for the first time on Monday, with financials and biotechnology stocks lifting the benchmark index to a new record as investors bet on equities as a preferred asset over bonds.
The significance of the milestone was more psychological than fundamental, and it represents the cumulation of a six-year rally that has boosted retirement accounts for Americans from Wall Street to Main Street, though the gains have largely benefited wealthier Americans. On a total-return basis the S&P 500 has more than tripled from its 2009 low hit during the financial crisis.
The day's gains were broad, with all 10 of the S&P 500's primary sectors advancing. About two-thirds of stocks on both the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq were in positive territory.
"The trend continues to be positive and it's like fighting a tsunami, it keeps going and going and going and it won't stop," said Adam Hewison, president and chief executive at INO.com in Annapolis, Maryland.
The advance comes amid a variety of cautious signals for the economy, including tepid U.S. growth, waning stimulus from the Federal Reserve and a simmering conflict between Ukraine and Russia. In the latest economic data, reads on both the U.S. services sector and the housing market came in below forecasts.
"All the world events are negative; people are just shrugging them off," said Hewison. "I think we're going to continue seeing gains."
Biotech stocks, a primary driver of recent equity gains, continued to outperform on Monday, with the Nasdaq Biotech index <.NBI> up 2.4 percent. Roche Holding AG
InterMune jumped 36 percent to $73.00. Gilead Sciences
The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> rose 117.81 points or 0.69 percent, to 17,119.03, the S&P 500 <.SPX> gained 12.94 points or 0.65 percent, to 2,001.34 and the Nasdaq Composite <.IXIC> added 28.52 points or 0.63 percent, to 4,567.07.
Financial shares were among the strongest of the day, rising on expectations that Europe may see more aggressive monetary stimulus. Morgan Stanley
U.S. stocks have been strong of late. Major indexes closed a third week of gains Friday, with the Dow and S&P enjoying their best weeks since April.
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The Nebraska State Recycling Association still has grant funds available for municipalities, other government entities, non-profits and recycling companies who wish to purchase recycling equipment. Interested parties should go to www.recyclenebraska.org or call Deb Rost at 402-933-3059 in Omaha for more information. Grants can help fund the purchase of recycling trailers, semi trailers, carts, dumpsters, balers, forklifts, trucks and more. Equipment may be new, used or refurbished. Applications will be taken until the fund is depleted.


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There I was picking oranges in the orchard when a very English voice began calling to me from the gate. I hopped off the ladder and went over to see my unexpected guest who it transpired was a holidaying hill walker who'd lost her way on the outskirts of Soller and ended up on our dead end track. After offering her directions I wondered why she seemed reluctant to head off.
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Hi Forum,
First of all, thanks for the great email client. Especially in Linux.
I just installed Zimbra Desktop for linux. 7_2_1_ga_b11637_20120906070447.
I have successfully configured fastmail imap account without any issues. I am still trying to get the gmail imap working. I am trying to get past the initial sync first. But I couldn't. The problem is Zimbra keeps downloading the same messages over and over. The last attempt created 5 duplicates of each message. My gmail account does not have filters or labels. But I have created several folders and as many filters within Zimbra to move the messages to those folders. I observed that those folders were created as labels in my web gmail even though I have not attached any mails to these labels. I am not seeing any duplicates in the Inbox. All my duplicates are in the folders only. I was suspecting that because my internet went down few times, the sync process had to restart from the start and it downloaded same messages again and moved them to the folders. Maybe because Zimbra was not aware of the mails moved to the folders and kept on downloading. As this does not happen to mails in the inbox. But for the last few hours my internet has been steady and Zimbra had synced almost all of my mails. I am saying almost because the sent folder was still not in sync. At this point, the duplicates started to appear again. I am guessing that my initial sync would never be complete because of this.
Any thoughts on how to fix this?
While writing this post, I got this idea. Reset the Zimbra sync. Then remove all the labels created by Zimbra in my gmail web. Create the folders in Zimbra desktop. Start a new sync. I will post if this works. But I am not sure if Zimbra would start to duplicate again in the next sync, once the folders are propagated as labels to my web gmail.
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Free Crochet Pattern from Lion Brand Yarn, formatted for input to refreshable Braille displays or Braille software
Easy Peasy Hat And Scarf Set
Lion Brand® Tweed Stripes
Pattern Number: L20504 The self-striping yarn creates a lovely gradient effect that will have everyone wonder where you bought them.
SKILL LEVEL: Beginner (Level 1)
SIZE: One Size
Hat Finished Circumference About 19 in. (48.5 cm), Hat will stretch to fit a range of sizes. Scarf About 6 x 65 in. (15 x 165 cm)
CORRECTIONS: None
753-200 Tweed Stripes Yarn: Marble
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Exact gauges is not imporant to this project.
Scarf is worked lengthwise.
Rib effect is created by working through back loops only.
HAT Chain 26.
Row 1: Single crochet in 2nd chain from hook and in each chain across - 25 stitches.
Row 2: Ch 1, turn.
Working through back loops only, single crochet in each stitch across.Repeat Row 2 until piece measures about 19 in.
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Fasten off, leaving a long yarn tail.
Thread tail through ends of rows along one long edge and pull to gather for top of Hat.
Knot securely.
FINISHINGSeam sides of piece to make Hat.
Weave in ends.
SCARF Chain 181.
Row 1: Single crochet in 2nd chain from hook and in each chain across - 180 stitches.
Row 2: Chain 1, turn.
Working in back loops only, single crochet in each stitch across.
Repeat Row 2 until piece measures about 6 in.
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- Ensure compliance with all company policies and procedures through regular store management, staff meetings, and audits. Ensure all employee paperwork is completed accurately and on a timely basis.
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