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Carey Hannah Mulligan was born on May 28, 1985 in Greater London, England, where she lived until the age of three when her family moved to Germany. At age six, Mulligan - the daughter of a hotel manager - began acting in school plays at the International School of Dusseldorf, playing mostly character roles and parts intended for men. Her high school years were spent at the Woldingham School in England, where she was the student head of drama and starred in several school productions like "Sweet Charity" during her final year. It was at boarding school where Mulligan came face to face with Julian Fellowes, the person who eventually paved the way for her landing her first professional acting j... Continue Bio >>
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(USA TODAY) -- Officials at the White House and State Department were advised two hours after attackers assaulted the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, on Sept. 11 that an Islamic terrorist group had claimed credit for the attack, official e-mails show, according to Reuters news service and other media outlets.
The e-mails, obtained by Reuters and CBS News, specifically mention that the Libyan group called Ansar al-Sharia had asserted responsibility for the attacks.The brief e-mails also show how U.S. diplomats described the attack, even as it was still under way, to Washington.
U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and three other Americans were killed in the Benghazi assault, which President Obama and other U.S. officials ultimately acknowledged was a "terrorist" attack carried out by militants with suspected links to al-Qaeda affiliates or sympathizers.
Spokesmen for the White House and State Department had no immediate response to requests for comments on the e-mails, according to Reuters reporter Mark Hosenball.
The records obtained by Reuters consist of three e-mails dispatched by the State Department's Operations Center to multiple government offices,including addresses at the White House, Pentagon, intelligence community and FBI, on the afternoon of Sept. 11.
The first e-mail, timed at 4:05 p.m. ET -- or 10:05 p.m. Benghazi time, and about 20 to 30 minutes after the attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission allegedly began -- carried the subject line "U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi Under Attack" and the notation "SBU", meaning "Sensitive But Unclassified."
The text said the State Department's regional security office had reported that the diplomatic mission in Benghazi was "under attack. Embassy in Tripoli reports approximately 20 armed people fired shots; explosions have been heard as well."
The message continued: "Ambassador Stevens, who is currently in Benghazi,and four ... personnel are in the compound safe haven. The 17th of February militia is providing security support."
A second e-mail, headed "Update 1: U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi" and timed 4:54 p.m. Washington time, said that the Embassy in Tripoli had reported that "the firing at the U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi had stopped and the compound had been cleared." It said a "response team" was at the site attempting to locate missing personnel.
A third e-mail, also marked SBU and sent at 6:07 p.m. Washington time, carried the subject line: "Update 2: Ansar al-Sharia Claims Responsibility for Benghazi Attack.
"The message reported: "Embassy Tripoli reports the group claimed responsibility on Facebook and Twitter and has called for an attack on Embassy Tripoli."
While some information identifying recipients of this message was redacted from copies of the messages obtained by Reuters, a government source said that one of the addresses to which the message was sent was the White House Situation Room, the president's secure command post. Other addressees included intelligence and military units as well as one used by the FBI command center, the source said.
However, Obama administration spokesmen, including White House spokesman Jay Carney, citing an unclassified assessment prepared by the CIA, maintained for days that the attacks likely emerged from a spontaneous protest against an anti-Muslim film. U.N. Ambassador Susan Rice also blamed the attack on a protest against the film that turned violent, and President Obama told talk show host David Letterman that the attack was prompted by protests over the video as well.
The White House now says there was no protest outside the consulate when it was attacked, and that the attack appears to have been the work of unknown terrorists. State Department has declined to comment on the specifics until an investigation is not be completed, after the Nov. 6 presidential election.
While some administration officials did mention the possible involvement of "extremists," they did not lay blame on any specific militant groups or possible links to al-Qaeda or its affiliates until intelligence officials publicly alleged that on September 28.
U.S. intelligence officials have emphasized since shortly after the attack that early intelligence reporting about the attack was mixed. One U.S. intelligence official said that during the first classified briefing about Benghazi given to members of Congress, officials "carefully laid out the full range of sparsely available information, relying on the best analysis available at the time."

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Superstorm Sandy delayed the opening of Hometown for a year: owner William Durney had to battle 6 feet of water and replace everything from the electricity to the plumbing. Luckily, his smoker survived and is now going at full tilt, producing deliciously moist, sweetly smoked brisket, beef ribs, baby back ribs and jerk chicken. Among the sides are densely flavored smoked pit beans with house-cured bacon and a herbaceous potato salad that's nearly the consistency of mashed potatoes. Order at the counter: it's such a hit the line can be long, especially on weekends. For lunch (Saturdays and Sundays only), Hometown offers fat $11 sandwiches on Caputo rolls. The barnwood-decorated front room is saloonlike and features live bluegrass and country acts on weekends. All around, it's great for families, with plenty of space to sprawl out.
Opened around the same time as Hometown, Morgan's feels more rock-and-roll than country, tending to play Breaking Benjamin and Garbage over Dwight Yoakam and Johnny Cash. The greenish walls are deliberately ravaged and pockmarked, giving the space a Boardwalk Empire feel. Like at Hometown, there's a good selection of beer and whiskey, attractive wood detail and friendly people. The brisket, pulled pork, and pork and beef ribs are similarly pink, moist, smoky and meaty, but where it differs is in Texas-style favorites like turkey tails (served on sweet collards with corn bread), soft tacos, frito pie and baked potatoes loaded with meats and sour cream. Plus, it's waiter service as opposed to carrying your own 'cue-laden tray.


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Before last year's passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, few people had heard of health insurance exchanges. In just 30 months, they will most likely be a central component of America's health care system.
The good news for large employers is that health insurance exchanges are already available for their Medicare-eligible retirees.
Large private-sector employers have struggled for decades with the rising cost of health benefits for retirees. The problem intensified Jan. 1 as the oldest baby boomers began turning 65. According to Pew Research Center population projections, roughly 10,000 boomers will turn 65 every day—for the next 19 years. By 2030, when the last of the boomers turn 65, 18 percent of the U.S. population will be 65 or older, up from 13 percent today.
Even before boomers started hitting retirement age, some employers were getting relief from the rising cost of retiree health benefits by discontinuing them altogether. Others found a better way: They transitioned their Medicare-eligible retirees from legacy group health insurance plans to basic Medicare and a health insurance exchange where they can purchase private Medicare supplement plans that extend and cover gaps in basic Medicare coverage.
Many of those are going a step further and establishing health reimbursement arrangements and funding them with a defined contribution each year. In this way, companies can provide health benefits to retirees while managing costs, and retirees can purchase the private Medicare plans that are right for them at a price they can afford.
The solution works for two reasons: One, private Medicare plans—just like Medicare—are a guaranteed issue, which means that no one who is eligible for Medicare can be denied coverage. Two, stratified plan design makes evaluating plans easier by enabling side-by-side comparisons, which forces insurance companies to compete on price, features and service.
Still, evaluating and choosing health insurance plans can pose a challenge for retirees. This is especially true for retirees who have been covered by their employers' group plans and have never had the responsibilities of choice and control over their health coverage. That's why a well-run health insurance exchange must be more than a self-service website.
For starters, exchanges must offer choice, with many plans from many carriers. But carriers admitted to the exchange must be screened carefully, held to high standards of service and their performance monitored over time. Carriers that fail to live up to service standards must be ejected from the exchange.
Next, exchanges also must offer powerful decision-support tools that empower anyone to quickly and easily compare plans side by side. In some markets, retirees might have a dozen or more plans from different carriers that could meet their criteria, and they must be able to see what each plan offers and how much it costs compared with the others.
Then, exchanges must respond to the desire of many retirees to have in-person guidance in addition to or even instead of online tools. They must have licensed advisers available by phone to help retirees assess their needs and choose the right plans.
Of course, there are other resources for helping retirees navigate Medicare and private Medicare plans:
• The official U.S. government site for Medicare is medicare.gov. States also offer assistance, and the State Health Insurance Assistance Program hosts a locator tool at shiptalk.org that can help seniors find the right program in their home state. Both are free.
• A few for-profit advisory services have emerged in recent years offering seniors information about basic Medicare. Some offer the ability to enroll in private plans; others just offer advice for a fee.
• Independent agents and brokers selling private Medicare plans usually can deliver personalized service. However, they can represent just a small number of insurance carriers and plans, which limits choice.
• Insurance company sales representatives are good sources of information about the plans their companies offer, but only sell plans from their own company, which further narrows choice.
In addition to providing for state-run exchanges in 2013, the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act also extends the guaranteed issue and stratified plan design attributes of Medicare to all Americans purchasing private individual health care plans.
So while private exchanges offers employers a solution to the high cost of health benefits for their Medicare-eligible retirees, it probably won't be long before exchanges provide employers similar relief for both active workers and retirees of any age.
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Graham was born on Sept. 5, 1989 in Geneva, Switzerland to Joseph and Natasha Graham. She was of Liberian and Russian Jewish descent. Her father, a music executive, was on assignment in Geneva when she was born. Fluent in four languages, the future star moved to Los Angeles with her mother after her parents split and it was in her new home that she was instantly exposed to the various cultures, sights, and sounds of the city. An attractive child, Graham began appearing in commercials at the age of six, booking campaigns for Barbie, K-Mart, Old Navy, and Kellogg's Pop Tarts. By 1998, Graham's acting career truly began when she landed a supporting role in the family film "The Parent Trap," a r... Continue Bio >>
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Distinguishing features of nonvascular plants as compared to vascular plants
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Covers plants endemic to Antarctica, their relationship to fossilized penguin guano, and the effects of climate change on them. Illustrates the importance of bottom up forces in establishing ecosystems.
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How To Train Your Dragon 2 (2014)
How To Train Your Dragon 2 SynopsisThe thrilling second chapter of the epic How to Train Your Dragon trilogy returns to the fantastical world of the heroic Viking Hiccup and his faithful dragon Toothless. The inseparable duo must protect the peace and save the future of men and dragons from the power-hungry Drago.
How To Train Your Dragon 2 Release Date
In Theaters June 13, 2014
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Starring: Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Kit Harington, Cate Blanchett, Djimon Honsou, Craig Ferguson, America Ferrera, Jonah Hill, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, T.J. Miller and Kristen Wiig
Written by: Dean DeBlois
Directed by: Dean DeBlois
Produced by: Bonnie Arnold
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Distributor: 20th Century Fox
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Netflix has a number of movies and TV shows set to be available streaming in March and among them, one of the most 80s movies that ever 80s'ed, Teen Witch. How's Netflix possibly top that? Well, the March list does include the arrivals of Archer Season 5, How To Train Your Dragon 2 and more...
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The 5 Most Shocking Oscar Losses Of 2015
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Un-Awesome: Golden Globes Stupidly Pass Over The LEGO Movie
In 2014, it was hard to find a movie more entertaining and joy-inducing than The LEGO Movie. Released in February - classically one of the less-great parts of the Hollywood release schedule - the film stood out and sparkled, not only by delivering numerous deep-gut laughs, but also having something fascinating and deep to say about creativity and how we express it.
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The 10 Highest Grossing Movies Of 2014
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These 20 Films Are Up For The Best Animated Picture Oscar
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Weekend Box Office: Think Like A Man Too Is Number One In A Field of Number Twos
Summer sequels took the top three spots this weekend, with newcomer Think Like A Man Too banking number one with $30 million. That's down slightly from the opening weekend of its predecessor which earned a $33 million debut two years ago.
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Now Streaming: Netflix Instant Alternatives To Jersey Boys, 22 Jump Street And How to Train Your Dragon 2
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How To Train Your Dragon 2's Mediocre Opening Is A Big Deal For DreamWorks' Stock
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What Happened To How To Train Your Dragon 2's Coming Out Scene?
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This Rotten Week: Predicting 22 Jump Street And How To Train Your Dragon 2 Reviews
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How To Train Your Dragon 4 Already Being Discussed
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Astrid Threatens Jon Snow In How To Train Your Dragon 2 Clip
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Watch 5 Gorgeous Minutes Of How To Train Your Dragon 2 Right Now
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Cannes Slate Boasts New Films From Michel Hazanavicius, Tommy Lee Jones And More
The festival will open with Olivier Dahan's Grace Of Monaco, though there's no shortage of auteirist works as well. Former Grand Prix winner Atom Egoyan returns with Ryan Reynolds-starrer The Captive while Jean-Luc Godard presents his newest late-career project, the winkingly-titled Goodbye To Language, which will be presented in 3D.
by Gabe Toro April 17, 2014 comments
New How To Train Your Dragon 2 Trailer Promises A Clash Of Fire And Ice
A new trailer has hit for How To Train Your Dragon 2, and its got everything you could ask for! Suspense, action, romance, and reconciliation! Not to mention a giant ice breathing dragon thatll cause a lot of ill-advised Game of Thrones jokes.
by Mike Reyes April 10, 2014 comments
How To Train Your Dragon 2 Flies High In Colorful New Images
DreamWorks Animation is swooping in on our imaginations by dropping 11 different stills from the highly anticipated upcoming sequel How to Train Your Dragon 2, and theyre just as gorgeous as you would expect.
by Nick Venable March 18, 2014 comments
Soar High In The First How To Train Your Dragon 2 Trailer
Sequels are built on the concept of escalation, and Dragon 2 appears to raise its levels in almost every category. Instead of one main dragon, were seeing hundreds.
by Sean O'Connell December 19, 2013 comments
First Look At Cate Blanchett's How To Train Your Dragon 2 Character
Her name is Valka, and while Hiccup may think he's broken new ground in human-dragon relations, it's this reclusive lady who did it all first. Valka is a master Dragon Rider who lives in the Arctic and has been dedicating herself to setting dragons free from human snares and traps.
by Kristy Puchko December 16, 2013 comments
Hiccup's All Grown Up In How To Train Your Dragon 2 Poster
Hiccup's all grown up and geared up for more battle and adventure in the poster for How to Train Your Dragon 2. And of course his best friend, Toothless has got his back.
by Kristy Puchko November 21, 2013 comments
How To Train Your Dragon 2 Adds Cate Blanchett, Reveals Kit Harrington's Role
DreamWorks Animation is claiming the first movies panel of Comic-Con today, and they've wasted no time in breaking some news about one of their most anticipated upcoming films. Our Mack Rawden is in the room liveblogging the panel and he reports that after showing off an "awesome" new clip from How To Train Your Dragon 2...
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Dreamworks Animation 2013 Comic Con Panel Live Blog
The hordes who attend Comic Con every year might be fueled by star power, but sometimes, panels involving those who work behind the cameras are actually just as riveting. In theory, that should be the case here as Dreamworks Animation Filmmaker Focus brings together the companys COO Bill Damaschke with directors Dean DeBlois, David Soren and Rob Minkoff to talk about putting a great story through the animation process.
by Mack Rawden July 18, 2013 comments
How To Train Your Dragon 2 Gets A Comic-Con Poster By Drew Struzan
There are literally thousands, maybe even a million, things to buy at Comic Con, from your standard issue toys and posters to collectibles and rare comics that cost as much as that ticket to San Diego did to begin. How do you decide what to spend your cash on? That's between you and your budget, buster. But this How To Train Your Dragon 2 print might not be a bad place to start
by Katey Rich July 16, 2013 comments
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by Katey Rich July 12, 2013 comments
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DreamWorks production slate through the summer of 2016, and in the mix there's How to Train Your Dragon 2, How to Train Your Dragon 3, Kung Fu Panda 3 and the inevitable spin-off The Penguins of Madagascar. However, there are also a slew of new titles making their way through DreamWorks development.
by Kristy Puchko September 10, 2012 comments
Game Of Thrones' Kit Harrington To Tackle Animated Fantasy In How to Train Your Dragon 2
Harrington will be providing the voice of a "villainous warrior" in the DreamWorks animated film, though the trade doesn't provide any more details about the character or how he fits into the story. The film is a follow-up to the massively successful first film from 2010 and will also feature the voices of Jay Baruchel, Gerard Butler, Craig Ferguson, America Ferrera, Jonah Hill, T.J. Miller, Christopher Mintz-Plasse and Kristen Wiig, all of whom played characters in the original.
by Eric Eisenberg June 19, 2012 comments
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by Katey Rich February 14, 2011 comments
How To Train Your Dragon Sequel Details: How Hiccup Becomes A Leader
The details are minimal, before you get too excited, but follow up on the previous promises we've heard that the second film won't just retread the same territory
by Katey Rich February 8, 2011 comments
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This early in the year, at least until summer comes and washes the mediocrity away, cinema success stories are too few and too far between. But the box office persistence of How to Train Your Dragon
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This is a model I did for my 3d modeling class last spring. I got an A in the class and an AAS Degree. ;-)
A few things I learned...
Never convert angled surfaces to solids, especially if you plan to connect those solids to other solids.
Angles don't always look good in 3d as the might on paper.
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In 2010, Milagros Cartagena, RN, MSN, and assistant professor of nursing at TC3, led a group of four TC3 nursing students to Colombia to provide clinical care to residents in impoverished areas. It was "the experience of a lifetime," for the students, who were able to assist residents who lived out of range of hospitals and clinics in Colombia.
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I took this bow on trade and it came with 60X strings on it. I have handled a few of them already but I will start from scratch like I haven't. The first thing I noticed was the very much improved overall balance and feel. The lighter weight as well was a noticeable difference which I personally liked for a hunting bow.
I had to switch cams and pick up a 29" cam to get started setting it up for me. The Mathews cams are very easy to swap out and that was done in a matter of a few minutes. After that it was on to the draw board to check what actual draw length measured. With the original draw stop it came in at 3/8" long at 29 3/8" with changing to the smaller draw stop it came in at 29 5/8" so you will gain a 1/4" in actual measured draw length. My peak weight obviously maintains the same at 68# regardless of draw stop but my holding weight and valley do change. With original draw stop my holding weight is 16.5# and with the smaller draw stops it comes in at 15.8#. However not much change but noticeable at full draw and does improve the valley.
Currently my ATA is right on at 30" and brace is at 6 15/16. The limbs are bottomed out at 68# but keep in mind I am not worried per say on 70# and would get it easy from a little twisting here and there. My current arrow is a GT Velocity 300 weighing in at 378 gr. My first set up originally was 1/8" nock high and did this because many I have seen have come in like this. I eyeballed centershot and shot through paper. I had a tail high tear but dead center for centershot. I then shot through the chrono and speeds were 303 fps. Then I set my nock height to nock level to correct tail high tear and first shot was a bullet hole. Reshot through the chrono and got 305 fps. From there I went on to fine tune my centershot with a walkback tune. Centershot ended up at just a smidgen past ¾ which is just a touch off true center due to a stiffer spine arrow. I will end up weakening the spine a little in the near future. I also ended up sliding the speed nocks up to 1 ½ from bottom cam to bottom of speed nocks. Shot final numbers through the chrono with same arrows and shot 306 and 307 fps. So this bow is definitely hitting IBO speeds and you can see the difference just from adjustments in a basic tune.
So far it has been very repeatable on a 5 spot at 20 yards and still waiting to shoot some long range groups. Its been a little tough with the wind lately to really get dialed in. Hopefully I will be doing this shortly.
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i have a lincoln sa300. im having trouble with my arc. it puts out little sparks but wont strike when i go to weld. i have checkd all my grounds, brushes and fuses. does anyone know of any other things that could be wrong with it... and are the brushes supposed to sit on the exciter freely or are they supposed to be tightened down. any suggestions are much appreciated.
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Did it sit for any length of time? And u say u checked your brushes... did you clean em?
yes it has sat for 6 months and yes i have checked and cleaned... i have kind of come to the end of options knowing what to check...
do u know how much play the exciter brushes are supposed to have
I have a sa250 that sits for months at a time. So every time I use it It does the same thing. I am no tech, but I can usually get it going. I clean the brushes with 220 grit Emory cloth and then start the machine up to clean the armature where the brushes sit with either a wire brush or the same Emory cloth. This method may be dangerous or not the correct way but its worked for me every time
Originally posted by gamboa.xavier:306656do u know how much play the exciter brushes are supposed to have
ok thank you, i will try and find this cruizer
First - do NOT use emery cloth to clean an armature commutator as pieces of emery grit can get lodged in the brushes and tear up the commutator. This is pointed out in all Lincoln machine manuals. The best tool is a commutator stone and if you don't have one, silica sand paper can be used.
Also make sure the rheostat windings are clean where the wiper makes contact.
Is there 115VDC at the auxiliary power outlet? If both main and exciter brushes are free and main and exciter armature commutators are clean but no DC voltage at the auxiliary power outlet, the unit may have to be flashed due to loss of residual magnetism in the exciter.
SA machine manuals cover flashing but basically it simply involves momentarily connecting 6-12VDC to the exciter brushes - (+) to the right brush and (-) to the left. Without the unit running and following proper procedure requires lifting the right brush off the commutator and insulating with a piece of paper or other non-conducting material then touching the brush posts with the flashing power source leads for a couple seconds. Remove the insulating material and start the unit. If flashing was needed the unit should produce weld output (OCV at the weld output posts).MM200 w/spot controller and Spoolmatic 1
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OCALA -- A man accused of beating up a juvenile during an argument between the two late Friday night was taken into custody by an Ocala Police Department officer and charged with two counts of child abuse, two counts of aggravated battery and one count of burglary, according to officials.
The juvenile told Officer Jared Forsyth that he was visiting the suspect at Southwest Seventh Place when they began arguing. The teenager said the man, later identified as Cory D. Davis, 23, punched him in the face multiple times and the juvenile fell on the ground.
The teen said that, while he was on the ground, Davis continued punching and kicking him. The minor said that, while on the ground, he saw a knife on the ground and used it to stab Davis in the leg in an attempt to get Davis to stop hitting him.
The officer went to Davis' residence and Davis denied assaulting anyone. The officer said he did observe a deep laceration on Davis' inner left thigh. Denying medical treatment, Davis told the officer he had cut his leg when he fell down.
Officer Forsyth returned to where he had interviewed the teen, and a a woman there told Forsyth that, as Davis was hitting the teen, she laid on top of the victim to protect him and that she was struck in the back of the head by Davis.
The woman said a neighbor had to pull Davis from her and the teen twice.
A second woman said she took the juvenile into her house and an upset Davis, who was armed with a knife, tried to enter the residence, but she was able to close the door.
The woman said Davis reached through a broken window, which was near the door and attempted to stab her with a knife. The woman said Davis managed to cut her with the knife.
The officer returned to Davis' residence to re-interview him. There, he told the officer the teen had hit him, so he defended himself. He said the teen stabbed him in the leg. He denied taking a knife to a woman's home.
Davis, the officer noted, was taken to Munroe Regional Medical Center for treatment and then transported to the Marion County Jail early Saturday morning.
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So this is why I am wanting to migrate more than once:
At this point, most of our employee mailboxes are filled with tons of stuff, each account migration is taking anywhere from 1minute - 30+ minutes. The president of the company I don't even want to think about how long that one will take.
If I start a migrate on the Presidents mailbox and it takes 2 hours to complete, what happens to the emails that were recieved within that 2 hour window? Are they lost? Does the migration wizard know to keep looking for new messages that arrive AFTER the migrate command has started and migrate them too?
I just want to make sure that when we enable 8.0.3 and kill our 7.1.x instance, that every-SINGLE piece of email is migrated. I don't want gaps, I don't want someone to lose all emails in the past X amount of time because the migrate couldn't catch them. Running a migrate again to get the deltas provides the error bulkprovision.EMPTY_IMPORT_QUEUE .
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Shaquille Rashaun O'Neal was born on March 6, 1972, in Newark, NJ to father, Joseph Toney, and mother, Lucille O'Neal. The scion of a prominent Newark family, Toney named his son after an Arabic expression for Little Warrior. An All-Star high school basketball player, Toney attended Seton Hall on an athletic scholarship, but his further education and adult life were derailed when he became addicted to drugs. Arrested for his part in a check-forging scheme in December 1972, Toney entered a federal prison early the next year, relinquishing custodianship of his infant son to the baby's new stepfather, Phillip Harrison. A sergeant in the Army Reserves, Harrison relocated with wife Lucille and ... Continue Bio >>
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It snowed from Friday night the fifteenth through the Monday the eighteenth. By the time snow stopped falling the President's Day Blizzard of '03 became the fifth largest storm for Downtown/National with 16.7" of snow. (Of course, it's now number six.) Some snow showers on Monday vaulted it past the Blizzard of 1983 which left 16.6". The storm left a little over two feet at Dulles coming in at number two all time behind the Blizzard of '96. (Now it ranks third after the February 5-6 Super Bowl Blizzard in 2010.) The snow piled up over twenty eight inches in Baltimore for the all time biggest snow, also surpassing the Blizzard of '96.
The forecast evolution with this storm is interesting. On Monday we knew a big storm was on the way but our cold air was lacking so it looked like the precipitation would start as snow go to sleet and then to mainly rain. By Tuesday we were getting very concerned about an ice storm as colder air would be over us for a longer period of time. By midweek we had all the cold air we needed and the storm track was south and east of us and just classic. We knew we were in for a record setting snowstorm that's why we showed a list of the top five DC snows. We have a policy of no snowfall accumulation maps until we are within twenty four hours of the main event. I went on at 11 PM Friday night with snow bands raging from fifteen to thirty inches. We called that the 'Big Dawg Storm'.


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Carrier Ronald Reagan back in San Diego
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The aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan returned to San Diego late Thursday after more than a year in a Puget Sound shipyard. And while sailors were jubilant for a return to sunny skies, the horizon for the ship looks less than clear.
The air wing assigned to the Reagan is scheduled to be shut down in April because of sweeping federal budget cuts known as sequestration. It begs the question: What good is 90,000 tons of Navy flattop without any fighter jets to launch?
While they await an answer, the carrier's 2,800-sailor crew will finish up remaining work on the flight deck in April and begin basic training in May, said Capt. Thom Burke, the Reagan's commanding officer.
"The expectation is we'll be going out to start training in May," he said. "But we'll have to see how things go with the budget issues. I'm not sure at this point."
A spokesman for Naval Air Forces said the Reagan is not on the schedule to deploy this year, anyway.
A carrier returning from a major overhaul usually requires roughly 10 months of training before it can be considered ready to deploy.
But with the sequestration budget cuts, it's an open question how the training calendar will look.
Cmdr. Kevin Stephens of the Naval Air Forces command at North Island Naval Air Station said Thursday that future training schedules are still being worked out.
"We're still in the discussion and planning phases because of the impacts of the budget," he said.
The Reagan's skipper said it's possible that an early 2014 deployment may be delayed.
"Because the requirements in the Fifth Fleet (Arabian Sea) have been changing somewhat, and because of this budget issue, the deck of cards on carrier deployments is probably going to get shuffled a little bit, yes," Burke said. "But I don't know what our new schedule will be."
The stand down of the air wing means that none of the Reagan's assigned F/A-18 jets, helicopters or other aircraft will be flying.
Stephens said that aircraft will be prepared for long-term storage. Air crews will use simulators to maintain a degree of proficiency, but squadron personnel will be assigned administrative and other duties. Any general military training will not involve flight.
The Navy has said that air wings assigned to the Washington state-based John C. Stennis, the San Diego-based Carl Vinson and the Virginia-based Eisenhower will also stand down in April. Two others will be reduced to sustainment-only levels.
There's an element of wait-and-see here. All of these plans hinge on the federal budget, which is in flux this week in Washington, D.C.
Peter Daly, a retired three-star admiral who leads the U.S. Naval Institute, said that if Congress passes a continuing spending resolution that allows a little financial wiggle room for the Navy, the Reagan air wing might come off the shutdown list.
"The Navy has a buyback list with Congress, and the Navy would like to get that air wing back. If the Navy gets help and a little more flexibility, I think the Navy would do everything it can to get that air wing back," he said.
Daly said the flattop can probably do initial training without the air wing.
The Reagan's skipper said the ship will probably use aircraft from Naval Air Systems Command to recertify the flight deck in the short term. Then, Burke's plan is to ease into training by hosting student pilots who are testing for carrier landing qualifications.
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(Sports Network) - Kyrie Irving has been the main reason why the Cleveland
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Irving, the NBA's Eastern Conference Player of the Week, has scored 30 or more
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"I had a little conversation with (Irving) and he asked me what to do. I told
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Irving finished with a game-best 32 points, including 12 in the fourth
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games. Marreese Speights scored 17 points, Tristan Thompson had 14 and Wayne
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In injury news for Cleveland, guard Daniel Gibson suffered a sprained toe on
his right foot in the second quarter against the Raptors and did not return to
the game. X-rays were taken at the arena and came back negative and he is
questionable versus the Warriors.
Golden State will close out its four-game eastern road trip Tuesday and
recorded a 114-102 victory at Toronto last night. Steph Curry recorded 17
points and left the game in the third quarter with a sprained right ankle. He
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"It feels alright, same situation I just stepped on someone's foot and have to
see how it responds tomorrow," Curry said afterward.
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All-Star David Lee led the Warriors with 21 points, 12 rebounds and seven
assists, while Klay Thompson scored 19 points for Golden State, which had lost
two straight and five of eight games. Andrew Bogut returned to the court for
the first time since Nov. 7 because of an ankle issue and scored 12 points.
"To be out there running up and down the court and especially to get the win,
it was very satisfying," Bogut said. "I was excited to be out there and play
basketball again. It has been a bumpy ride but I think it is at a stage now
where I am ready to progress."
Bogut is expected to rest his ankle tonight.
The Warriors are 14-5 against Eastern Conference teams this season and 13-11
away from Oakland. After visiting the Cavs, Golden State will return to Oracle
Arena for two straight games versus Dallas and Phoenix.
Golden State defeated Cleveland, 106-96, back on Nov. 7 at home and has won
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First let me say this has a very photorealistic look - almost like a picture of a model. Since you want critique, I'll give critique and this is all IMOO...
(As you are constantly raising the bar, these are getting picky, I'll admit)
-Overall the image is dark. This could be the old laptop I am using, however.
-The roads look a bit too soft focussed (but that could be the intent if representing dirt).
-Not too sure about the horizontal banding on all the roofs.
-Most trees are much taller than single level dewllings. Their drop shadows should be more displaced.
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Segal was born Feb. 13, 1932, and raised in the New York suburbs of Long Island, where, as a child, he entertained neighbors with magic shows and musical performances. While attending Haverford College near Philadelphia, PA, the accomplished banjo player formed the ragtime band "Bruno Lynch and His Imperial Jazz Band" - using Lynch as a pseudonym - with whom he played professionally. After serving in the U.S. Army and graduating from Columbia University with a degree in drama, Segal ultimately found himself cleaning toilets at New York's Circle in the Square Theatre during its heyday. He would do anything to pursue his acting dream. Also at the theater, he understudied a part in "La Ronde" t... Continue Bio >>
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High Point, NC -- A High Point father may have killed his 2-week-old baby by punching him in the face. That is the latest from a Guilford County prosecutor in a death investigation, according to police.
Officers and EMS responded to a call on Kimery Drive about an unresponsive infant Tuesday afternoon. The baby's body had allegedly sat in the home for about 10-hours before the call.
On the chilling 911 tape, Stefany Ash can be heard explaining to dispatchers she found her baby dead. Police have since charged Ash as an accessory after the fact in the homicide.
Brian Frazier, the baby's father, is charged with First Degree Murder. He's in jail without bond. Both Frazier and Ash are 20-years-old.
Neighbors say they never saw the baby and never heard any screams for help. They also say Ash and Frazier, who lived in the home with Ash's father and their 15-month-old son, barely said hello to any of them.
One neighbor, Judy Williams, says she was surprised to see emergency crews and police swarm the home. They stayed on the scene for about six hours Tuesday.
"They pulled out the crime tape around the house and I said 'oh, my goodness. It's something really bad that's happening down there'," she said. "It upset me a lot because I have grandchildren, too, and I love children and don't wish no harm to come to them."
News 2 also spoke with other neighbors and the suspect's landlord, they all said they knew very little about the suspects.
"[Frazier] acted like he was a little bit, wasn't up to par. But he was nice, he didn't bother me or anything," said James Jones, the suspects' landlord.
High Point Police have not released an official cause of death but they say they have ordered an autopsy.
The suspect's 15-month-old boy is now in the custody of the state.
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Installing Gator-Jaw Latches on Your Hot Rod - Bite On ThisWritten by Chuck Vranas on March 1, 2012
Automotive designers throughout the decades have always infused top-notch engineering into their offerings, focusing on everything from performance to safety. While many of their elements age timelessly as the years roll by, others could benefit from a bit of refreshment. When planning mechanical or structural enhancements to your hot rod one of the many logical updates should focus on replacing tired old door latches with fresh-designed units for added protection.
On a recent visit to The Hot Rod Garage in Denton, Maryland, we came across John Wright's original steel Ford Deuce coupe, which was in for door latch updates. Team leader Dean Alexander has handled plenty of these updates over the years and he wasted no time in contacting Watson's StreetWorks in Bozrah, Connecticut, for a pair of their medium-sized Gator-Jaw latches and heavy gauge steel weld-in mounting plates to get the job started. The new single rotor "trip" latches meet all Federal Vehicle Safety Standards and are rated for 750 pounds of holding force. They also offer an "L"-shaped release lever for quick release action from either the down or horizontal position. Additionally, Alexander contacted Carolina Custom Hot Rod Parts in Clinton, North Carolina, for their E-Z inside and E-Z outside door handle install kits (available for many applications).
Before getting started, Alexander emphasized it's imperative that the doors and hinges are rock-solid and properly hung prior to disassembly to ensure that reassembly will go smoothly. To prepare the door for the pending work, the first order of business was to remove the inside window garnish molding, door handles, and door panel using standard tools. This fully exposed the inner skin, door, and latch mechanisms. Next, using a slotted screwdriver, the upper and lower dovetails were removed and retained for reinstallation. A slick tip from Alexander was to create an inside door template from clear sheet plastic to locate the alignment holes for the interior door handle mechanism to ensure it's retained in its original location and avoid any modification upon reassembly. The final unit removed was the door latch mechanism using a slotted screwdriver.
To begin the installation of the new steel latch mounting plates, measurements were taken to keep the alignment of the new latch consistent with the original striker. Using a silver marker (for visibility), the center point of the original door latch opening was marked. The new mounting plate was then held in place and marked at the latch center to mirror that of the original on the door.
With that completed there was an additional 7/8-inch toward the door's outer edge to be trimmed. Alexander used a metal shear to complete the cut and then test-fitted the unit in place to confirm a proper fit. Using a needle-nose Vise-Grip to hold the mounting plate in place, a scribe was used to outline the trimming needed to the door to create a flush-fit. A small air-driven reciprocating saw was then used to complete the incision followed by a small circular grinder capped with an 80-grit disc to deburr the area. It's always a good idea to wear eye protection during these steps.
Once the fitment of the latch mounting plate was dialed in, it was time to secure the new Gator-Jaw latch mechanism to the latch mounting plate with button-head socket screws. The unit was then clamped in place using a needle-nose Vise-Grip to determine the trimming needed to the inner doorskin for a flush fit. With a scribe, Alexander outlined the initial cuts required to properly fit the unit to the inner door. This step required a bit of time since once the initial opening was completed it needed be finessed to allow smooth operation of the mechanism.
To work in conjunction with the door latch unit, a new outer door handle mechanism was mocked into place to fit behind the door latch unit. A black marker was used to illustrate the trimming required to the inner window support channel bracing. Note that there was no need to remove the door glass for this procedure. Alexander carefully used a small air-driven reciprocating saw to remove the marked area while noting the close proximity to the outer doorskin so as not to damage it. He then proceeded with a flat file to deburr the steel. The outer door handle was then installed and taped (from outside the door) in place determining that 1-1/2 inches needed to be trimmed from the inner shaft, which was completed using a band saw.
The final mounting of the outer door handle mechanism required the fabrication of a small mounting plate fashioned from 16-gauge steel with a gradual step to allow for its mounting to the inner window support channel bracing. Alexander used a cardboard template to determine the size of the brace and cut the unit out using a bandsaw. Once deburred, it was fitted and secured in place. For the Gator-Jaw latch to be actuated by the external door handle mechanism he fabricated a small arm from 10-gauge steel and TIG welded it to the latch base creating a rock-solid unit able to take plenty of abuse.
With the fabrication completed, it was time to focus on final trimming the door latch mounting plate and making any minor last-minute adjustments to the inner doorskin area to ensure smooth operation of the new mechanisms. To install the new spring-loaded inner door handle mechanism, the sheet plastic template was taped back into place, locating the exact location for the new unit to be secured with Phillips head screws. Making everything operational, a universal cut-to-fit door handle linkage rod was trimmed to 4-1/2 inches and given a matching jog to fit the latch actuator mechanism. With each of the units in place (and door latch mounting plate secured by magnets) Alexander used his MIG welder to tack the latch-mounting place to the doorframe followed by the final MIG welding. The area was then ground smooth using a 3-inch grinder topped with a 50-grit disc for a seamless presentation. Nearing completion, the stock striker unit in the doorjamb was removed using a slotted screwdriver. To mount the new stainless steel striker in place, a filler piece created from a simple cardboard template and transferred to 16-gauge steel along with a 3/8-inch square nut capture also fashioned from 16-gauge steel. The striker filler panel was then taped in place and a 5/8-inch hole was marked in the exact spot for the striker to be located. Once drilled, the nut capture was MIG-welded in place from the rear and the filler piece was then MIG welded to the doorjamb. It was then ground smooth using a 3-inch grinder crowned with a 50-grit disc, for a factory-fresh look. To ensure your new latches will work smoothly and properly, it's important to apply a good coating of spray lithium grease to the trigger mechanism-to-rotor contact surface using a Q-tip. The completed installation should perform flawlessly and give your hot rod years of added protection.
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For accuracy on the installation of the new latch mounting plate, Alexander marked the center point of the latch opening on the door with a silver marker for visibility.The latch opening of the new mounting plate was then marked at the center to mirror that of the stock door latch opening. Note the amount of trimming required for a flush fit.A metal shear was used to trim 7/8 inch from the side of the plate for a proper fit. It was then scribed to mark the area of the door to be trimmed with a reciprocating saw.To deburr the trimmed area, an air-driven grinder topped with an 80-grit disc handled the job. Always be sure to wear eye protection.To fit the latch and mounting plate, Alexander used a scribe and small reciprocating saw to gradually trim the inner door structure to accommodate the new mechanism and linkage.The new latch was secured to the mounting plate using button-head socket screws. It was then clamped in place using a pair of Vise Grips to determine trimming needed to the inner doorskin.To fit the latch and mounting plate, Alexander used a scribe and small reciprocating saw to gradually trim the inner door structure to accommodate the new mechanism and linkage.Carolina Custom Hot Rod Parts supplied the new outer door handle mechanism upgrade kit for use with Gator-Jaw or rotary latches.
The outer door handle mechanism was first mocked in place to determine the trimming for installation. The area was then marked on the inner window support channel bracing.To secure the outer door mechanism in place, a cardboard template was made to act as a base from which to fabricate a 16-gauge steel mounting plate.Using an air-driven small reciprocating saw, the inner structure was carefully trimmed due to its shallow depth to the outer door. A flat file was then used to deburr the area.After cutting and deburring the mounting plate, a gentle step was added. It was bolted to the mechanism and screwed into place on the inner window support channel bracing.After cutting and deburring the mounting plate, a gentle step was added. It was bolted to the mechanism and screwed into place on the inner window support channel bracing.With the door handle taped in place outside and new internal mechanism in place, the handle shaft was marked for trimming at 1-1/2 inches for a perfect fit.To actuate the external door handle mechanism to the Gator-Jaw latch, Alexander fabricated a 10-gauge steel arm and TIG-welded it to the latch base.To more cleanly follow the inner door panel lines, Alexander created a cardboard template to trim the latch mounting plate prior to its being final welded into place.
Once the inner doorskin was deburred, the exterior door handle, new external handle mechanism, and Gator-Jaw latch and mounting plate were securely fastened in place. Note the mounting plate fastened with magnets pending final welding.Using a bandsaw, the mounting plate was supported with a block of wood and carefully trimmed. It was then deburred using a 3-inch circular grinder topped with an 80-grit disc.Using the sheet plastic template for correct placement, the Carolina Custom Hot Rod Parts spring-loaded interior door handle mechanism was secured in place using the provided Phillips head screws.Some additional trimming was required to the inner doorskin as illustrated by the cardboard template to allow unrestricted latch movement and access.The interior door handle kit includes a universal cut-to-fit interior door handle linkage. Alexander measured 4-1/2 inches for his needs and cut it to fit, while also mirroring the jog for the latch actuator mechanism.The interior door handle kit includes a universal cut-to-fit interior door handle linkage. Alexander measured 4-1/2 inches for his needs and cut it to fit, while also mirroring the jog for the latch actuator mechanism.To prepare for the installation of the optional Watson's StreetWorks stainless steel striker, the factory striker was removed using a standard slotted screwdriver.A simple piece of cardboard was used to fashion a striker template filler piece from 16-gauge steel.
With the striker filler section fabbed, Alexander then used 16-gauge steel to create a 3/8-inch square nut capture to MIG weld inside the striker filler section to secure the new striker unit to.


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The Apprentice final: Londoner Tom Gearing hopes to win Lord Sugar's prize
11:44 02 June 2012
Londoner Tom Gearing is hoping to be hired by Lord Sugar when the latest series of The Apprentice ends on Sunday.
The business tycoon will pick the winner after 11 weeks of tough tasks and tougher talking in the boardroom.
The four finalists will battle it out for the chance to become his new business partner and win an investment of £250,000.
But first they will have to face a grilling from Lord Sugar's associates including the fearsome Margaret Mountford.
Tom, aged 23, is a director of a fine wine investment company.
He will be up against recruitment team leader Ricky Martin, business development manager Jade Nash and technology entrepreneur Nick Holzherr.


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I joined in 2006 and I remember talking to Ashi once or twice. I never talked to LM
If that helps clear the issue
I joined in 2006 and I remember talking to Ashi once or twice. I never talked to LM
If that helps clear the issue
i joined in 2009... i remember because i like pokemon (still do, not as active) and to keep my sanity. iraq was pretty lame, especially when people tried to bomb the shit out of you
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20 minutes later I remembered that I talked to Ashi in MSN chat rooms Peeki and Xion brought me in on. So yeah I cleared up literally nothing
nanaki is back?
"There has to be evil so that good can prove its purity above it."
- Guatama Buddha
Where is... "here"?
Does the internet have a geographical location?
'Here' is certainly not 'There'
Do you mean the current thread, the content of the previous post, our metaphysical existence, the true intellectual content of the internet, the meaning behind locations in general and their relative emotional meaning to certain individuals, the correlation between existential crisis' and the ever-present reality of a dying body, the conscious awareness of your current location's value or animated content, the infinite possible outcomes of analyzing the events taking place in the singular thought-driven location currently being scrutinized, a mixed worldview, the religious or personal values that you wish to present, the sex you were hoping for, a longing sense of lost self-fulfillment that is now currently unobtainable in this current thread, an anal bum party, the difference between hear and here, the true understanding of what a location actually is, a question posed at the solidarity of Pokedream, scrutiny of the current content located in the Pokedream forums, a loss of a sense of purpose with the lack of Pokemon-related content, no meaningful context upon which to base any argument or agreement, self-loathing and existential fear, or nothing at all?
I'd rather piss on my own grave than accept those terms you racist Jew bastard.
Well, LM is certainly not here anymore :[
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What pro sports figures are you ashamed to admit you like?
I've got a couple:
Lebron James - yes, he's cocky. But there is a reason he is - the man is an outstanding player. And he did a ton for Cleveland via charity, etc.
Chad Ochocinco - again, super-cocky. But I have to love a guy who was so committed to being a smart*** that he changed his name.
Who are your votes?
Originally Posted by Firefighter4Cy
I got 99 problems but angie isn't one.
I still like Tiger. At his best he was the most dominant player ever in golf. Plus what is not to like about a guy that can play that many chicks at once without his supermodel wife finding out for so long.
Not ashamed to admit this one but Walter Payton is/was my favorite athelete of all time.
Its beyond pride. Its a restored trust. Theres a confidence again, a passion that teeters on swagger. More than anything, (Iowa State head coach Paul Rhoads) has restored the Iowa State it factor, the steadfast belief that it is great to be a Cyclone...the mans enthusiasm is genuine to the core...
columnist Sean Keeler, Des Moines Register
Originally Posted by Angie
Lebron James - yes, he's cocky. But there is a reason he is - the man is an outstanding player. And he did a ton for Cleveland via charity, etc.
I concur with the LeBron James, although I'm not ashamed to admit it. Sure he's cocky, and sure he left Cleveland in a lurch. But the more I think about it, the lurch was the Cav's owner's own making. The guy was never interested in putting credible talent around him, which means every year LeBron had to win the championship by himself. At least Jordan got to play with Pippen, and when was the last time Kobe Bryant had to win a championship by himself? Yet LeBron got to play with a Shaquille O'Neal at least 5 years past his prime and Zydrunas Ilgauskas - which tells me that the Cav's owner's commitment to win didn't extend any further than his attempts to emotionally blackmail LeBron into staying in Cleveland. I don't blame LeBron at all for leaving Cleveland, and if it weren't for the fact that they were in the same division as the Magic, I'd be rooting even harder for him.
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Jud Buechler. Brad Lohaus.
I guess I'm not really ashamed to admit I like anyone sports related. LeBron and Ochocinco I suppose would be controversial choices but I'm not ashamed.
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Originally Posted by CYphyllis
Jud Buechler. Brad Lohaus.
Are you forgetting Jack Haley?
Originally Posted by LindenCy
Are you forgetting Jack Haley?
Nah, but those two are just a smoke screen for my true favorite, which of course is Thunder Dan Majerle.
Originally Posted by Angie
What pro sports figures are you ashamed to admit you like?
I admittedly like my Roger Staubach action figure.
Why would I be ashamed to admit that I like anyone???
Go Cyclones!
Originally Posted by CYphyllis
Nah, but those two are just a smoke screen for my true favorite, which of course is Thunder Dan Majerle.
Sweet. But if we are throwing out nicknames, one of my favorites is Vinnie "the microwave" Johnson.
As for athletes I like and am "ashamed" to admit it, I think I might go with Terrell Owens. I don't know that I like him, and at first I hated the stuff he did, but then after a while I saw creativity in it.
I'd have to think on others.
The entire 1998 Minnesota Vikings Roster
Not exactly a "pro" team but I will through Auburn in there. I have liked them for a while and have been torn with the whole GC thing, but man they are fun to watch.
American Idol
Originally Posted by balken
I admittedly like my Roger Staubach action figure.
But just the action figure, right? There's no shame in that.
Originally Posted by Aclone
Why would I be ashamed to admit that I like anyone???
Figure of speech.
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08 October 2013
This week's pub is the incredible Grove Ferry Inn located in the Stodmarsh Nature Reserve, on the beautiful River Stour - just 7 minutes from historic Canterbury's city centre. The pub was originally built in 1831 and takes its name from a hand drawn ferry that once crossed the river in front of the pub.
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07 October 2013
They came, they saw, they sniffed and rubbed.
Last week we hosted the first UK Hop Symposium for people involved in all aspects of the industry – from grower, to merchant, to brewer.
06 October 2013
Edna Edmunds celebrated her 91st birthday in July, but age doesn't slow her down.
05 October 2013
In our final blog of Cask Ale Week, here's a few beer facts... how many do you know? There are nine million regular cask ale drinkers in the UK, and an increasing number of female cask ale drinkers
Cask ale is made from four ingredients: malted barley, hops, yeast and water
Cask ale has no fat and no cholesterol. It is the least calorific drink you can order across a bar other than water
04 October 2013
Look outside first of all. Is it displaying a Cask Marque plaque? That's a good start. This means that the beer in this pub is being independently and regularly tested by a Cask Marque beer inspector to make sure the beer is of the highest quality. Over 8,500 pubs in the UK display this plaque so you should find a pub near you.
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Found this on boing boing....might be useful as ornament (don't what the copyright restrictions are).
Found this on boing boing....might be useful as ornament (don't what the copyright restrictions are).
Those are awesome. I can see those being used in a inset or a border. They were published in 1555 so I don't know what that means for copyright. Thanks for finding those Ravs
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The originals are certainly public domain but these are posted on flikr with CC-BY so thats cery liberal anyways. Most of these masks appear to be similar to a wierd thing in UK churches. Someone knowledgeable about history might tell me about non UK churches but there was a fad of putting "Green Men" around the tops of churches. I dont know if it was to ward off spirits or attract them... maybe ill head to wikipedia... Theres certainly loads and loads of references to them if you need more.
Edit -- yes here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_men and quite a few in the gallery there too.
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Cool stuff. I was just thinking about looking for those carved things on the front of ships but green men can work just as well...ooo maybe some gargoyles from churches.
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Topic: Change user password via roundcube
Hi All,
Mr Zhang or Everybody,
I Need Your Help,
several month ago, I have Installed my Ubuntu 12.04 server with iredmail 0.7.4,
everything is Ok.
our client usualy access email via outlook or other mail client,
and Now I Have a problem, if our user access email via roundcube, How to activate "change password" via roundcube,
I have renamed the file config.inc.php under /usr/share/apache2/roundcube/plugins/password/
And Menu Change password was enable, on roundcube mail.
but I have a problem, when I want to save the New Password, I get an error comment like this "An error occured, cannot save new password"
please help, what shoould I do, what file I have to config..
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I'm migrating a ZCS 5 box to a new 6.0.2 box and I would like to preserve all accounts with their password.
I know how provision and batch creating new users but I dont know current passwords on the old box.
Any way to export them from the old box or a link with the instruction?


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Seasonal ShiftWe chose this week's three coffees because they're all new, which is a very good reason for all of us to taste them and a tried-and-true recipe for a fun Friday morning at Counter Culture Coffee.
Style of Tasting
CuppingPretend it's 2010, back before we began questioning the sanctity of the three-coffee-Friday-cupping formula, and line these suckers up.
Notes on the CoffeesThis is the first year we have decaffeinated coffee from La Voz in Guatemala and I'm sure glad we did, because this is a really good decaf from a coffee grower group we really like working with. It's challenging to keep decaffeinated coffees tasting fresh and we work hard to offer single-origin decafs that meet the same standards for quality, transparency and relationships as our more popular, celebrated, caffeinated single-origin coffees. It takes a while to get coffee to Swiss Water Decaf in Vancouver and then back down here, and in this case, in the time between this coffee's shipment from Guatemala and its arrival in Durham, we managed to sell through all of this year's caffeinated coffee from La Voz. Fear not, it will return next year and meanwhile, I encourage you to treat this decaf with respect because it's a far sight better—by any measure—than what most decaf drinkers are used to imbibing.
We have all become familiar with Concepcion Huista over the past few years, which is the name of the town in northeastern Huehuetenango where the Codech co-operative has its headquarters. Coffee arrives at Codech from a myriad of communities and farmer groups around Concepcion Huista and this year, one of our goals with the co-op was to isolate a few communities where we knew, based on topographical information and our tasting experience, that some of the best coffees were growing. This week we taste coffee from farms in and around Pojtaj (pronounce the j with an exhalation most similar to the h for something resembling pohhh-TAHHH), which is one of two single-community lots we have. We haven't yet decided whether we want to sell Pojtaj or Tzunhuitz (zoon-WEETS) straight, but regardless, you all have a fruity, community-specific coffee to look forward to, as well as a single-farmer lot from a fellow named Pedro Gomez. We have invested a lot of time and energy into Codech because we have tasted coffees from here that are unique in flavor among other Guatemalan coffees and because their growing conditions are among the best in Central America.
The last time we tasted Apollo, it was 100% Haru and I believe I included as a caveat that it might not stay that way for long. Today we taste Apollo made with Idido Grade 2, which is a perfect harmony between coffee and product. According to the Ethiopian system for grading coffees, grade 2 coffees receive less sorting than grade 1 coffees and as a result are a less expensive and generally a little bit less refined (note that I said generally - in fact, in some years from some places, grade 2 coffees have actually out-scored grade 1 coffees). The jury is still out on whether it's always worth the extra money for the top grade, but in Idido's case this year, grade one takes top billing so we are selling the fruitier, cleaner Idido Grade 1 straight right now and roasting Idido Grade 2 a little bit darker for Apollo.


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Gone but never forgotten! In the clip below, listen to the late, great Ernie K-Doe on WWOZ, some time in the mid-to-late 1980s.
In this week's episode we celebrate the summertime and getting out there to see some live music.
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These two short videos are just for fun of it (Happy Monday!). They show (seemingly) miniaturized versions of New Orleans and the Mississippi River.
I know. Saturday night is for listening to live music, not the radio. And for you stay-at-home types, the midnight to 3am radio shift is a time of pillow-drooling, deep REM sleep. Here is a link to where you can stream my archived shows at a more convenient time:
Clint Maedgen (of the New Orleans Bingo! Show and the Preservation Hall Jazz Band) explores the precussive possibilities of an empty dumpster somewhere in Arkansas. Shot in 2011 and 1 minute and 36 seconds long, it's very cool and definitely worth a look.
On tonight's show from the Eulipion Lounge, three hours of 1950s - 70s R&B "music you've never heard by musicians you've never heard of" from New Orleans only pop-up music club with the unique "Theater of Your Mind" stages.
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ROCKMART, GA -- Police in Rockmart said the body of a man was found in a ditch near the intersection of Morgan Valley Road and Second Street Tuesday afternoon.
Witnesses said the body was found with a gunshot wound to the chest, and that the victim was an 18-year-old.
Rockmart Police are investigating the shooting, and being assisted by the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.