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java.io.FileNotFoundException: /Users/myname/zimbra/zdesktop/.install4j/files.log (No such file or directory) Error log: /private/tmp/install4jError38136.log
A search of this forum yeilded some results involving terminal commands, but none of that seemed to work and some I do not understand.
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Where should I start looking?
No errors at all during upgrade.
FWIW, I have a antispam proxy in front of the server and I can see the inbound
traverse it...so where is it going? Is the anit-spam gateway flagging all inbound?
NOthing is in my Junk folder.
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I currently use the iSync solution against our 5.08 (soon to be upgraded) server on OSX 10.5.5. It works very well. I see from this forum that this is depreciated so in a test account I am trying out CalDEV. I seem to be having the following problem but can't figure out enough details to file a bug report.
I also make use of applications like iCal Events widget that read from the iCal database. It seems that regardless of the setting in the Zimbra preference pane for frequency of refresh, that when I am using CalDEV instead of iSync that the iCal application HAS to be open in order to pull down new events from the server. Is this true? That would be a regression in the behavior of the sync.


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We have recently been undergoing a pen-test due to one of the customers that we are trying to attract having unique secuirty requirements. One issue that has been highlighted is that our zimbra server support some weak cipher suites. What confuses the hell out of me is the suites that the network penetration tools detect should be excluded in the zimbra configuration.
For example :
zimbra@webmail:~$ zmprov gcf zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_DHE_DSS_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_DHE_DSS_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_DHE_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_DHE_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_RC4_40_MD5
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: SSL_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_DHE_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_RSA_EXPORT_WITH_DES40_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_RSA_WITH_DES_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_3DES_EDE_CBC_SHA
zimbraSSLExcludeCipherSuites: TLS_DHE_RSA_WITH_AES_256_CBC_SHA
Unfortunately even when we test the site using third party tools, openssl etc we also can see that crypto suite is still in use despite the fact that it is disabled in the configuration. We have rebooted and restarted the services with no difference in the outcome.
Has anyone else had a similar issue, is there something I am missing in regards to SSL Cipher suites? It's had me stumped for a few days now with no success..
The second issue is that we are reported to be vulnerable to BEAST Attacks.. Which I believe is related to the crypto ciphers we use.. I suspect these maybe related.. can someone shed any additional light on this?
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Star Wars: The Old Republic goes free-to-play beginning tomorrow and we've got a couple of reasons why we think you should check it out! Read on!
Sure, outside of the free-to-play stuff, Game Update 1.5 isn't exactly meaty. However, 1.5 is significant in that it adds HK-51, a new companion clearly inspired by HK-47, everyone's favorite mouthy assassin droid from the Knights of the Old Republic RPG series. HK-51 is acquired as part of the new 'Section X' content coming in the update. Section X is a new area on the planet of Belsavis and the quest content found within will continue SWTOR's overarching storyline centered on the Dread Masters.
Read more of Michael Bitton's Star Wars: The Old Republic: Reasons to Check Out SWTOR F2P.
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"SWTOR is a Solid Game"
What game are you talking about Mike?
The estimated 1.5 million who have dropped this piece of trash disagree with the author's opinion that this is a solid game.
So. Can you at least comment on the items they are selling that you think go overboard?
What are your opinions of them locking the side action bars, which are pretty much necessary after level 30.
I've never heard of a company gimping the UI for a F2P game. Can you atleast call them out on that?
Originally posted by MMOGamer71
"SWTOR is a Solid Game"
What game are you talking about Mike?
It's a solid game. It just fails as an MMO.
Now, if SWTOR had been released as a single player game, I am pretty sure many of the complaints people have about it would disappear.
Since when is Tuesday a direction?
Scoobin it up on the daily.
So solid games lead to multiple head dev staff quitting/laid off , the company distancing themselves from even mentioning it in finacials anymore when once they were saying it would challenge WoW, and the further train wreck that was and is SWTOR?
Solid game indeed. Especially that Iluum 100 vs 100 large scale battles they promoted pre launch , solid as it gets.
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A lot people have opinions and expectations.
They hope that devs will listen to them and create the impossible.
I take it as what it is now.
I canceled my account for nearly 3 months due to my favorite hate list of things i really dislike.
I thought, other games do better for my taste, but i missed multible buttonbars, pots, stims, keybinds, äCtion ..
Yeah i know, my hatelist .. remember skilldelay ? ... My lousy dualcore ... omg, now i have 8 cores AMD and penis grafix card, 40+ fps in WZ, but still .. my hate list, the targeting, lagspikes, stunwars, redundant look and feel and i really dont like questing that mutch ..
Enuff reasons to cancel again, but its Mary go arround, no button choices in other favorite games, just a few to smash, less tactics in my decisions, you can say what you want, but the PvP in SWTOR is awesome ... if it works like it should ... beside of the "new" resolve, and, and ...
Age of Conan combat and PvP is still a little bit better, but SWTOR is SciFi at least and has factions ^^
The F2P model is somewhat too restrictive for me and it may be designed, to make people subscibe but there it is again, my own expectations have been different, so what ... i take it as it is.
Its a good game for me ^^ 7/10
Bill Love most of what you write and MMORPGFTW. BUT! after reading that I'm kinda lost on what game your playing.
I will return to Tor to play the story thats it.
With current restrictions for the F2F (free 2 fail) model I can't even see what they were aiming for its not like we are going to get "hooked" and dish out tons of cash.
Most not all but a very large group thats going to play this as f2p are returning players some new.
We didnt like what we were paying for so we stoppped making it f2p with a ton of "buy now" crap in it will only make it that much more of a NOT so solid title. The game itself falls so short of even the lowest standards I can think of.
Bill for you to even state the game is Solid and worth another look after all the info thats out there or even on this site puts my faith in you as a writer for this site in question. [mod edit]
To celebrate F2P EA is having 12 hours of downtime on the F2P release date.
Originally posted by vonryan123
Bill Love most of what you write and MMORPGFTW. BUT! after reading that I'm kinda lost on what game your playing.
It's not written by Bill, it's written by Mike. I have no idea why they make it confusing by never letting the authors post their own articles.
Originally posted by MMOGamer71
To celebrate F2P EA is having 12 hours of downtime on the F2P release date.
The common thing in every swtor thread is there is a bunch of complaints and humor to make fun of the game. Look at the MMO fanbase .
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Uhm I read this article expecting to roll my eyes, but I am pleased to learn the Cartel Market is tied to the ingame economy. How does this work exactly? I am not sure I could stomach the game still with all the "story" but I like it when f2p choses this kind of economic implementation of the cash shop currency, so I'll probably check it out if only to see how it works in SWTOR, while skipping as much of the "story" as possible.
When you purchase anything from the in-game store, be it some sort of item or unlock it actually generates an item for you to consume. This item can be traded amongst other players via person-to-person trades or the auction house. There is a short cooldown before you can trade the item, though. This is implemented as a security measure.
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Originally posted by MadDemon64Originally posted by MMOGamer71
"SWTOR is a Solid Game"
What game are you talking about Mike?
It's a solid game. It just fails as an MMO.
Now, if SWTOR had been released as a single player game, I am pretty sure many of the complaints people have about it would disappear.
Well if it was a single player game and they would have made the companion system better, like it was in Mass Effect 2 or Dragon Age Origins, I think it would have been a really good game.
But as you say, it fails as an MMO. Both because of the solo/instanced feel of it but also because they had to cut corner because it was supposed to be an MMO. So basically it's a lose-lose.
That being said I will not play the game when it goes F2P. There are single player games which are better than it and there are MMORPGs which are better aswell, so there is no real reason for me to play it. And although I like the SW setting I wont play a game just because of it. It has to be worth my time as well and SW:TOR is simply not good enough.
Originally posted by JonokuOriginally posted by MMOGamer71
To celebrate F2P EA is having 12 hours of downtime on the F2P release date.
The common thing in every swtor thread is there is a bunch of complaints and humor to make fun of the game. Look at the MMO fanbase .
The point is that it makes no sense to push F2P when your servers are going to be down on the F2P release date which is clearly zero insight on the developers part.
Ironically this is why this game is F2P.
I will check it out on the 16th and pick up my story line again barring the action bar restrictions. My characters are in the 30's and if I can make it work with 2 action bars I will give it a go. If not I will uninstall and never look back.


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PES Network, Inc. is the owner this PESWiki site, facilitating and overseeing its content.
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- PES Network, Inc. is a news, directory and networking service to identify extreme cutting-edge, clean energy technologies capable of making it to market and making a large impact, and to facilitate their progress by helping to plug them into whatever resources they need to move forward, thereby promoting a sustainable future, inviting all energy enthusiasts to participate in the effort.
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Last updated May 20, 2011
We at PES Network, Inc. feature, promote and foster energy technologies that are on the cutting-edge, and which are clean, super-efficient, non-depleting, reliable and affordable; which have not yet been introduced to the mainstream, facilitating their emergence as legitimate modalities. Our work primarily takes the form of information dissemination, but we also network individuals together, helping to secure funding and business expertise. Much of the networking takes place behind the scenes through the news and directory exposure PES Network provides for emerging technologies.
Our websites are well respected within the field, and receive a healthy volume of traffic from people interested in alternative energy, whether from scientific curiosity, or for inventive collaboration, or for seeking investment or business opportunities.
Much of our audience is comprised of a loyal base of repeat visitors and contributors. Our sites are a "watering hole" for people interested in advancing technologies that will move us away from dependence on fossil fuels, and toward cleaner, greener, more affordable, reliable, and safe energy solutions.
PES was founded by Sterling D. Allan in November of 2003 (though the core organization had its beginnings in May of 2002) with the primary objective of open-sourcing alternative energy technologies. By "open source" we mean the open sharing of instructions of how to build and replicate fundamental energy concepts. In addition to covering conventional renewable modalities that tap into inexhaustible energy reservoirs such as such as solar, wind, wave, tidal, geothermal; we focus primarily on the exotic 'free energy' modalities such as cold fusion, zero point energy, radiant energy, water as fuel, and magnet motors. We also address other closely-related fields such as waste remediation, recycling, and water purification and derivation.
We seek to bring knowledge of suppressed technologies into more conventional arenas, by increasing awareness and scientific rigor, as well as by facilitating the necessary business, financial and legal collaborations needed for success.
- PESWiki.com is a publicly editable site with an extensive directory and encyclopedia. It is where most of our open source energy projects are housed. Because anyone (who does not abuse the privilege) can edit the site, it is great for collaborative work.
- PESN.com is where we post news stories of our own composing, as well as an occasional press release that we wish to feature.
- PureEnergyBlog.com for external links, email postings, videos, photos, brief FE updates
- FreeEnergyNews.com is our daily news site, and also contains an extensive topical directory. (Home page redirects to PESWiki)
- PureEnergySystems.com is the corporate website of PES Network, Inc. (Home page redirects to PESWiki)
- EnergyStork.com is our store site.
Our news and directory is acknowledged by many to be the best available on the topic of cutting-edge energy technologies that move us away from dependence on fossil fuels and toward cleaner, greener, more reliable, safe and affordable energy solutions.
A primary outgrowth from and adjunct to PES has been the founding of the New Energy Congress (NEC), which reviews the various energy technology claims and then ranks them according to a fixed set of criteria. Also founded by Mr. Allan, in close association with the New Energy Movement, the Congress site is presently hosted primarily at PESWiki.com because of that site's collaborative features and synergistic contents and purposes.
Top100Energy.com, an evolving list of the most promising energy technologies, is maintained with public input, although it is primarily populated and steered by the Congress.
Since around 2009, we shifted our focus to just the Top 5 Exotic Free Energy Technologies and the Best Exotic Clean Energy Technologies.
We invite you to participate in the many avenues available, whether it be coordinating an open source energy project; or building and maintaining a topical index page; or participating in a specific technology discussion list of which there are dozens.
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Popular Pages at PESWiki - A new listing of the most-visited pages as well as links to pages that feature technologies we think are most interesting and promising. (PESWiki; Nov. 4, 2009)
- Store: PES Network Domains for Sale - Sometimes we obtain domain names but end up not really using them.
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Free Energy Blog - Latest include: ECW Orbo O-Cube Testing Week 1 (Feb 9 — Back Plate Now Removed) • Unexpected three-year payment for PureEnergyBlog.com: $610.92 • Edgar Mitchell's Wish: Peace in Space • Norda Foundation clean energy award went unclaimed last year • EMP for Deactivating Implanted Chips? • Need some donations • Cold Incandescent Light Bulbs? • MORE...(index) (PESWiki; Bullet updated February 13, 2015; 23:15 GMT)
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PES Finally Launching Its Blog - Here are some of the attributes we anticipate for this blog: Post great emails we get • Post videos and photos • Post links to great external stories • Post brief comments about FE developments • Allow our readers have a place they can post stuff along these lines (PureEnergyBlog; February 25, 2013)
- Featured: PES > Free Energy >
Introduction to the Free Energy Revolution - Usually, when people hear the term "free energy," they conjure images of perpetual motion machines that work kind of like lifting yourself up by your own bootstraps -- in other words, it's a silly idea that will never come true except in dreams and movies. However, when we PES talk about "free energy", what we are thinking of is systems that harvest energy that nature gives us, free for the taking. (PureEnergyBlog; March 13, 2013)
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Sterling D. Allan, founder and CEO, has been immersed in new energy technology since the Spring of 2001. He was launched into the field by working toward arranging a trip by Mike Brady to demonstrate his all-magnet Perendev magnet motor in the United States, founding the company Perentech. In September of that year, he began what turned into a daily energy news service, FreeEnergyNews.com. He launched PES Network, Inc. in November 2003 primarily to open source feasible free energy devices. In August of 2004, he launched http://PESWiki.com as a publicly editable energy directory and project site. Look for his handle, "SilverThunder" at PESWiki. Then in Sept. 2005, he launched the New Energy Congress.
Hank Mills has been writing for PESN since January, 2011.
Susan M. Carter serves as Executive Assistant for PES Network, Inc.
While he's not officially on staff, James Arthur Jancik has been hosting our "This Week in Free Energy" show since Sept. 2004, in which Mr. Allan gives a 10-minute run-down of the energy news highlights from the past week.
Douglas K. Furr, a Ph.D. Mechanical Engineer, built a 1/4-scale replica of the Perendev Magnet Motor for Perentech in the Summer of 2003. Though that replica does not run on magnet energy (yet), it illustrates his willingness to pursue unconventional approaches.
Michael W. Moss has been helping us edit the audio files from our weekly Free Energy Now radio show.
Kenneth M. Rauen has been a key technical advisor for PES Network Inc. since its founding in 2003, and he has likewise provided valuable technical input for the New Energy Congress. Ken worked closely with the late Gene Mallove in a laboratory together, also assisting with Mallove's Infinite Energy magazine, both writing articles and providing peer review.
See also Congress:Members. The New Energy Congress membership is an integral part of what makes us what we are at PES Network.
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There have also been a good number of people not named above who have contributed significantly to the content at PESWiki, as well as our other sites, and whose participation is highly valued.
We would also like to thank the many other people who send us great news tips, as well as the other energy news services and energy directories from which we draw.
Most of all, we express our admiration of, and gratitude to, those of you who are working to bring forth new-energy technologies that will make this world a better place.
- Featured: PES Network > Polls >
Survey of PES Readership - In addition to a few demographics, we're curious what you think of: LENR, QMoGens, Hydroxy, Blacklight, Magnet Motors, Gravity Motors, Suppression, Chemtrails, NWO Conspiracy, 9/11, and "Should PES not cover non-FE subjects?" (PESN; February 6, 2014)
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PES Rule #1: High Level of Respect - I propose three rules for those who participate with us at PES Network, either as workers, volunteers, forum members, inventors, entrepreneurs, or other networking functions. 1) Function in a respectable way, 2) be flexible, 3) pay attention. Vote Yes or No to adopt these. (PESN; August 25, 2013)
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Advertise with PES Network, Inc. - Range of options include your (relevant) feature video on the home page at PESWiki; audio recordings and live product plugs on our FreeEnergyQuest show; banners of various sizes; newsletter ads; bullets with image, title, and description; classified advertising page; and text links. (Pure Energy Systems)
- Need some donations – Our PES account is in need of an infusion so we can make it to the end of the month when some other revenue comes in. We need about $250. (Free Energy Blog; February 8, 2016)
- Need help - For nearly the past year, we have been slipping behind on some important payments, such as taxes, which will end up costing more, with penalties and interest. It is personally very demoralizing to not have sufficient for our needs. (Free Energy Blog; July 14, 2014)
- Need Donations - We are presently in a very tight spot, and need some donations to get through. It has been taking a long time to get the funds Navrattan promised, seeming to be a day or so away for over a month. (Free Energy Blog; June 20, 2014)
- Featured: PES Network >
Looking for Free Energy News Angel(s) - The challenging of getting investment money for the exotic free energy sector technologies is greater than our new friend anticipated; so he's not been able to help PES as he had hoped. So we're on the hunt again for an angel or two for this multi-trillion dollar market. Meanwhile, your donations are appreciated to keep us going. (PESN; April 10, 2014)
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PES/NEST $5 Billion exotic free energy international budget - Someone made the great suggestion that we outline what we would do with five billion dollars. This is the beginnings of that exercise. Your constructive input is welcome. (PESN; February 18, 2014)
- Featured: PES Network >
Loan to PES Network Opportunity - Exotic free energy is destined to emerge, and our network is a key player in facilitating that process worldwide. Some of the ways PES can benefit financially from this include: finders fees, commissions from sales, open source involvement, increased ad revenue from increased traffic, sponsorships. (PESN; February 6, 2014)
We got a boost during our skinny start-up time through a generous loan/grant from Jim Newburn. Our preliminary alignment with the Open Source Energy Network for half a year in 2006, which ended up not resulting in a joint venture, also helped while we matured. Since that time, we have become solvent, thanks primarily to the Google-served topic-relevant ads and a few items we make available for sale on the site. There is also some donation assistance that helps things move forward.
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Mehran Tavakoli Keshe on Rampage to Bring Down PESWiki - Mr. Keshe is as misleading in the field of free energy as he is regarding me. That has been my experience the years I've been exposed to his work. He takes something and blows it so far out of proportion that it barely resembles the fact from which it was extrapolated into infinity. He demands: "Close PESWiki now." (PESWiki; January 31, 2016)
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Summary:On the run from their fellow gypsy con-artists known as the Travellers after stealing from them, an Irish father moves his brood to suburban Louisiana where they assume the identity of a well-to-do family after they are accidentally killed. The family sets out to con the neighbors in order to integrate into the lives of the straight and narrow "buffers" and become one of them. His wife, newly released from prison, is distressed to find him reconsidering and possibly rejecting their whole grifter lifestyle. And while they must convince their new neighbors that they are one of them, they must also convince themselves.


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Smarter ways to buy: Companies could determine that maximizing volume with one carrier is not the best policy in an era of runaway fuel prices. Instead, an entity might use an elite carrier when on-time delivery is key, and a low-cost carrier when delivery timing or accuracy are less important.
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LANDOVER, Md. (WUSA) - Giant Food has removed Cascadian Farm Organic Peanut Butter Chip Granola Bars from sale due to possible salmonella contamination in the peanut butter. The decision comes following a recall from General Mills.
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The following product with sell by dates of 01NOV2012 and 02NOV2012 is included in this recall:
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Independence DREAM Team to restore neglected trophies
Each year, Noel Hamrick takes her US History class to see the old bomb shelter at Independence High School, leading them out a side door, through a chain link fence, down concrete stairs, and through a hot boiler room.
But the thing most students take away from the trip is not the impact of Cold War tensions, it's the hundreds of Big "I" trophies stored on rusted shelves in the dank, flood-prone room.
Dating from 1967, the trophies include academic and athletic achievements, everything from small wooden plaques and certificates to huge three-tiered trophies.
"Wow. That's probably the best word I could use to describe it," said Ivan Blair, senior at Independence. "It was devastating, I guess you could say…I didn't know that we had that many trophies, and I definitely didn't know that they were all down there." […]


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Package Deal Part VIIIWritten by on October 20, 2005 Sacramento Vintage Ford's Mail Order F-100. Assembling Our Walton Chassis(One Last Time)
Fresh from Specialized Coatings, we now had the chassis from the "World's First 100-percent Aftermarket Classic Truck" back in our possession at the Primedia Tech Center. While the Bebop's fiberglass cab, Pro's Pick steel bed, and every other body panel were off at Paint 'n' Place getting prepped for paint (about which you'll be reading very soon), we had the time to reassemble the chassis; this time actually torqing the bolts, bleeding the brakes, etc. The goal here was to have as much done on the chassis as possible so that there would be less work to do when the cab and chassis were finally reunited. We'll have a rolling chassis by the end of this installment, and next month we'll set the Smeding crate 351 and TCI AODE transmission in place, and bolt on all the cool components we got for them, namely the Edelbrock carb, Sanderson headers, Powermaster starter, and especially the cool new Ford serpentine accessory drive from Concept One.
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Once we got our Walton frame and all of the components back from the powdercoater, we set the frame on the hoist and laid out all the components where they needed to be to make the assembly process go as smoothly as possible.Next was the tubular upper arm. We were told that the two large shims were a good starting point for alignment later.This next part was a little tricky. We had to first strap the frame to the hoist to keep it from falling off. Then, we jacked the coil into the frame pocket and installed the MII style spindle.The rotor and bearings were slid over the spindle and adjusted before being locked in with a cotter pin.
It might be harder to tell in black and white, but the contrast of the semi-gloss black frame and cast gray components is starting to look really cool.Turning our attention to the rear of the frame, IJ began by hanging the leaf spring. Leaf packs need to be completely disassembled to be powdercoated, including the bushings and Teflon buttons, so we just painted ours semi-gloss black to match the frame.The rear shackles, however, were coated in the cast gray, which we thought looked pretty good. IJ buzzed on the nuts before torqing.The Currie 9-inch housing was still empty from the coater, so it was easily set into place on the leaf springs.
The axles were still partially assembled, so IJ slid the axles into the housing along with the caliper bracket and backing plate.Next in line were the rear shocks. First the lower mount was installed, followed by the shock itself.
We did a few more things before turning our attention to the engine and trans. We installed the brake pedal and changed out our rubber brake hoses to braided-steel units from Classic Performance Products (an upgrade is available from Sacramento Vintage Ford or Walton Fabrication). Then we proceeded to bleed the system. We also reinstalled the fuel cell and ran a 3/8-inch line from the cell up to where the fuel pump will be. Stay tuned!


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The Networked Embedded Computing Group has become the
The proliferation of embedded and personal devices such as networked sensors and mobile phones gives us increasing capability of gathering data from the physical worlds and our personal activities. Capturing, understanding, and exploiting such information will continue to revolutionize how technologies can serve people, provide awareness, improve efficiency, and reduce resource consumption.
The Networked Embedded Computing Group at Microsoft Research is developing new architectures, hardware and software platforms, system and network organization principles, energy and data management techniques, signal and information processing algorithms, and novel applications to advance the state of art in sensing and energy-efficient systems. The application domains of our research include wireless sensor network, asset management, mobile computing, personalized on-line services, green data centers, and elastic cloud computing.
- Subjective Sensing: The essence of the project is to sense a person as a subjective individual, rather than an objective entity in motion. Leveraging sensors on mobile devices and in the environment, ubiquitous network connectivity, and increasingly powerful computing cloud, we are developing a framework to extract subjective information such as user preference, intent, and priority. We investigate sensing and information processing, resource management, privacy control, programming interface, and on-line services to enable the next generation personalized computing experience.
- Little Rock: A novel mobile phone architecture to support low power continuous sensing and context extraction.
- SONGO (Search ON the GO): a web search caching and pre-fetching system for mobile devices that allows most of the submitted queries to be served locally without having to use the 3G link. Combining personalized information collected by the mobile devices, SONGO also enables delivering personalized search and advertisement.
- DataCAM: The DataCAM project explores problems related to collection, archival, and mining of massive time series data such as resource utilization traces from a data center, search and browser logs, etc.
- JouleMeter: A software based mechanism to measure the energy usage of virtual machines (VMs), servers, desktops, laptops, and even individual applications running on a computer. In Green 99, a collaborative project between the Networked Embedded Computing group and the Networking Research Group, we use JouleMeter to measure the benefit of using a sleep server in enterprise computing environment, as well as to provide feedback to users on their PC energy consumption.
- Data Center Genome: A joint project between Microsoft Research (MSR) and Microsoft Global Foundation Services (GFS). The goal of the project is to use data-driven and feedback control approaches to monitor, analyze, and improve data center operation efficiencies, to maximize data center capacity utilization, and to minimize their environmental impacts.
- SenseWeb: A geo-based web interface for publishing and browsing live sensor data.
Past Projects:
- MSR Sense: MSR Networked Embedded Sensing Toolkit
- SONGS: Service-Oriented Programming of Networks of Sensors
- Tinker: A Tool for Designing Data-Centric Sensor Networks
- Klaus Berberich, Arnd Christian König, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, and Peixiang Zhao, Improving Local Search Ranking through External Logs, in 34th Annual ACM SIGIR Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval (SIGIR 2011) , ACM, July 2011.
- Harold Lim, Aman Kansal, and Jie Liu, Power Budgeting for Virtualized Data Centers, in 2011 USENIX Annual Technical Conference (USENIX ATC '11), USENIX, 15 June 2011.
- Weiwei Xiong and Aman Kansal, Energy Efficient Data Intensive Distributed Computing, in IEEE Data Engineering (Special Issue on Energy Aware Big Data Processing), IEEE Computer Society, 31 March 2011.
- Emmanouil Koukoumidis, Dimitrios Lymberpoulos, Karin Strauss, Jie Liu, and Doug Burger, Pocket Cloudlets, in ASPLOS 2011 (International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, ACM, March 2011.
- Chieh-Jan Mike Liang, Nissanka Bodhi Priyantha, Jie Liu, and Andreas Terzis, Surviving Wi-Fi Interference in Low Power ZigBee Networks, in SenSys (ACM Conference on Embedded Network Sensor Systems), Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., 2 November 2010.
- Hossein Ahmadi, Nam Pham, Raghu Ganti, Tarek Abdelzaher, Suman Nath, and Jiawei Han, Privacy-aware Regression Modelling of Participatory Sensing Data, in SenSys'10: The ACM Conference on Embedded Networked Sensor Systems, Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., November 2010.
- Jie Liu, Automatic Server to Circuit Mapping with The Red Pills, in 2010 Workshop on Power Aware Computing and Systems (HotPower '10), USENIX, 3 October 2010.
- Christos Kozyrakis, Aman Kansal, Sriram Sankar, and Kushagra Vaid, Server Engineering Insights for Large-Scale Online Services, in IEEE Micro, IEEE, July 2010.
- Jie Liu, Michel Goraczko, Aman Kansal, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, Suman Nath, and Bodhi Priyantha, Subjective Sensing: Mission Statement and A Research Agenda, no. MSR-TR-2010-108, July 2010.
- Joshua Reich, Michel Goraczko, Aman Kansal, and Jitu Padhye, Sleepless In Seattle No Longer, in USENIX Annual Technical Conference, USENIX, 22 June 2010.
- Kaisen Lin, Aman Kansal, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, and Feng Zhao, Energy-Accuracy Trade-off for Continuous Mobile Device Location, in ACM Mobisys, Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., 15 June 2010.
- Aman Kansal, Feng Zhao, Jie Liu, Nupur Kothari, and Arka Bhattacharya, Virtual Machine Power Metering and Provisioning , in ACM Symposium on Cloud Computing (SOCC), Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., 10 June 2010.
- Arsalan Tavakoli, Aman Kansal, and Suman Nath, On-line Sensing Task Optimization for Shared Sensors, in IPSN 2010, Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., 12 April 2010.
- Charles Loboz, Slawek Smyl, and Suman Nath, DataGarage: Warehousing Massive Performance Data on Commodity Servers, no. MSR-TR-2010-22, March 2010.
- Bodhi Priyantha, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, and Jie Liu, LittleRock: Enabing Energy Efficient Continuous Sensing on Moble Phones, no. MSR-TR-2010-14, 18 February 2010.
- Emmanouil Koukoumidis, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, Jie Liu, and Doug Burger, Improving Mobile Search Experience with SONGO, no. MSR-TR-2010-15, 18 February 2010.
- Suman Nath, SenseWeb: An Infrastructure for Shared Sensing, in US-Korea Conference on Science, Technology, and Entrepreneurship (UKC), 2010.
- Charles Loboz, Slawek Smyl, and Suman Nath, DataGarage: Warehousing Massive Performance Data on Commodity Servers, in VLDB'10: The 36th International Conference on Very Large Data Bases, Very Large Data Bases Endowment Inc., 2010.
- Nicholas Lane, Dimitrios Lymberopoulos, Feng Zhao, and Andrew Campbell, Hapori: Context-based Local Search for Mobile Phones Using Community Behavioral Modeling and Similarity, in 12th International Conference on Ubiquitous Computing (Ubicomp 2010), ACM, 2010.
- Ashok Anand, Chitra Muthukrishnan, Steven Kappes, Aditya Akella, and Suman Nath, Cheap and Large CAMs for High-performance Data-intensive Networked Systems , in NSDI'10: 7th USENIX Symposium on Networked Systems Design and Implementation, USENIX, 2010.
- Suman Nath and Phillip B. Gibbons, Online Maintenance of Very Large Random Samples on Flash Storage, in VLDB Journal, vol. 19, issue 1, Very Large Data Bases Endowment Inc., 2010.
- Nam Pham Duc, Raghu Kiran Ganti, Md. Yusuf S Uddin, Suman Nath, and Tarek Abdelzaher, Privacy-Preserving Reconstruction of Multidimensional Data Maps in Vehicular Participatory Sensing, in EWSN '2010: 7th European Conference on Wireless Sensor Networks, Springer Verlag, 2010.
- Vibhor Rastogi and Suman Nath, Differentially Private Aggregation of Distributed Time-Series with Transformation and Encryption, in SIGMOD '10: Proceedings of the 2010 ACM SIGMOD international conference on Management of data, Association for Computing Machinery, Inc., 2010.
- Nam Pham, Tarek Abdelzaher, and Suman Nath, On Bounding Data Stream Privacy in Distributed Cyber-physical Systems, in SUTC'2010: IEEE International Conference on Sensor Networks, Ubiquitous, and Trustworthy Computing , IEEE, 2010.
- Chieh-Jan Mike Liang, Jie Liu, Liqian Luo, Andreas Terzis, and Feng Zhao, RACNet: A High-Fidelity Data Center Sensing Network, in SenSys (ACM Conference on Embedded Network Sensor Systems), ACM – Association for Computing Machinery, November 2009.
News and Events
- ZDNet: Microsoft mobile search cache enables 'search on the go' (SONGO), March 2010
- Greenm3: Microsoft Research Paper, Measuring Energy use of a Virtual Machine, March 2010
- IDG News (appeared on PC World, Computer World, etc.): Microsoft shows off Data-center Monitoring System, July 2008
- New Scientist: Delaying data could cut net's carbon footprint, May 2008
- MIT Technology Review: Saving Energy in Data Centers, March 2008
- Popular science (Posci.com): Microsoft Practices Sensor-ship, March 2008
- KOMO4 News: Microsoft Research: From cells to solar system, March 2008
- SenseWeb and SwissEx collaboration was demostrated at World Economy Forum at Davos in 2009 and 2010
- SenseWeb Project was cited in "The Year in Infotech", MIT Technology Review, December 2006.
- UW/MSR Summer Institute on World-Wide Sensor Web, August 6-9, 2006, Semiahmoo, Washington, USA.
- Microsoft Research Sensor Networks Workshop 2005, October 10-11, 2005, Woodinville, Washington
- SensorMap: Browsing the Physical World in Real-Time: an External Research Program with 11 universities worldwide.
- Sensormap and Toolkit Tutorial Saturday April 28, 2007, Cambridge, MA.
- SensorMap - A Microsoft Research Request for Research Proposals (RFP) - is published January 2007.
- mPlatform, a heterogeneous multi-processor embedded platform, was developed, September 2006.
- Microsoft's Plan to Map the World in Real Time, Technology Review, May 8, 2006
- How to Build a Smart World, by Suzanne Ross of Microsoft Research News


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Indy Inspired Suspension - Indy-Pendent SuspensionWritten by on February 1, 2010 Moal Coachbuilders' Indy-Inspired '32 Torsion Bar Chassis
The fact that the original suspension design under early Ford vehicles through the late '40s was based on horse and buggy technology should be all one needs to hear to convince them that it's worth a second look when it comes to setting up their hot rod's suspension. Yet as antiquated a design as it is, for most intents and purposes, the transverse spring and wishbone design performs quite well if the end result is one of more aesthetics than performance. Those who yearn for a better performing suspension design don't have many choices if the straight axle and radius rod setup is to be retained. The aesthetic drawback of coilover shocks or an IFS setup compared to the performance upgrade accomplished by such is oftentimes not worth the trade. Bottom line: If the car is to be built in a traditional manner, there are few options when it comes to suspension designs that won't deviate from the hot rods of yore.
Yet there is one setup that cannot only incorporate the original transverse axle/radius rod design, but can maintain the aesthetics of the early period hot rods and perform better than that old transverse spring torsion bar suspension. It's been a staple in various racing circuits for decades and has been used in production vehicles going back to the '30s. The ease of adjustability and simplicity of design makes it ideal for vehicles where space is limited and suspension adjustments necessary and the ability to change out many of the variables to dial in the performance and handling characteristics of the suspension system has proven itself to be a favorite among race teams and car builders alike.
One such shop that has had plenty of experience in setting up traditional torsion bar-sprung hot rod chassis' in the past is Moal Coachbuilders. From Paul and Eric Hansen's AMBR-winning "Sedeuced" to George Poteet's "Roadchamp" five-window, the crew at Moal's has refined the art of torsion bar-sprung chassis with the help of the torsion bar guru himself, Gary Schroeder of Schroeder Racing Products. Together, they've designed a chassis that combines all the components we typically refer to as traditional for the '32 Ford (Deuce 'rails, straight axle, radius rods) with the benefits of a torsion bar setup. Available as a roller, their '32 T-Bar chassis features improved ride, handling, and tuneability commonly referred with a torsion bar chassis. Featuring fully boxed 'rails with the stock reveal, the chassis is pinched 1 1/2 inches up front with a C-notch at both ends for improved suspension clearance. Transverse-mounted torsion bars at both ends mate to custom Billet 4130 chromoly arms that are fully adjustable via stop bolts. A dropped I-beam axle mates to hairpin radius rods with a Panhard bar controlling lateral movement up front while a 9-inch rearend swings off of a triangulated four-link. Wilwood disc brakes reside at all four corners actuated via the brake pedal arm that is mounted from the 1 1/2-inch tubular center crossmember. Engine and transmission mounts are also included for a number of combinations.
We dissected the Moal '32 T-Bar chassis recently in the studio and thought we'd point out some of the unique features that make a true torsion bar chassis different than your old run-of-the-mill transverse spring design. Take a look.
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From this front, manhole view of the chassis, it's easy to see how much lower the front crossmember can be when a transverse spring is omitted from the equation. Thanks to a C-notch in the front framerails and the correct combination of torsion bar and arm, the same amount of suspension travel is maintained even with the lower stance.Instead of a bulky crossmember (arrow) that supports the weight of the car, a drilled version is all that's required up front due to the torsion bars and their mounting surfaces taking the brunt of the weight.The dropped axle is located by a pair of hairpin radius rods and a Panhard bar to ensure the axle does not move laterally.A pair of 1-inch-diameter solid torsion bars (arrows) replaces the spring. Mounted transversely in a custom crossmember below the front of the engine, the bars are 25 1/4 inches long.Actuating the bars and supporting the weight of the chassis are 9-inch steel arms that rest on rollers mounted off the batwings. Pete & Jakes shocks supplement the torsion bars just like a traditional leaf spring setup. The bars pass through the framerails and are supported by bronze bushings at both ends.At the opposite end of the torsion bars are the stops (arrows). These rest against a hardened steel plate and can be adjusted to raise and lower the vehicle as well as to preload the torsion bar to change handling and ride characteristics.
Super Bell steering arms locate the cross steer drag links. Also notice the batwing that serves to mount the radius rod, torsion bar arm, and Panhard bar.The 9-inch rearend is located by a triangulated four-link and is sprung by a pair of transverse torsion bars mounted in the rear crossmember.At 11 inches, the rear torsion arms are slightly longer than the fronts and mate directly to the rear end via linkage as opposed to the roller style found up front. Note the C-notch, Wilwood disc brakes, and Pete & Jakes shocks, all carried over from the frontend.Here's a close-up look of the rear torsion bar arm. The arm can be rotated on the splined end of the torsion bar to change ride characteristics.The right hand torsion bar (arrow) passes through the framerail and is visible through the rear crossmember.The upper bars of the triangulated four-link serve to locate the rearend in the lateral plane much like the Panhard bar does up front.Like the front bars, the rear torsion bars are also mounted transversely. Unlike the front bars, however, the rears meet in the center of the crossmember and measure 22 1/4 inch.


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Test environment - Zimbra Network 7.2.0
Getting Gateway 504 errors.
Trying to modify the proxy_read_timeout and the proxy_send_timeout which are showing 0 in nginx.conf.web Where does one change the variables
of web.upstream.read.timeout and web.upstream.send.timeout
# Set proxy timeout
proxy_read_timeout ${web.upstream.read.timeout};
proxy_send_timeout ${web.upstream.send.timeout};
found in the nginx.conf.web.template?
I modified them manually by removing the ${} part and putting an actual number it its place. Still would really like to know where the "web.upstream.read/send.timeout" variable pulls its data.


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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - A lot of people were anxiously awaiting St. Clairsville's game against Martins Ferry for a real litmus test of just how good these Red Devils are.
The Red Devils passed with flying colors.
Snapping a four-game losing streak to the Purple Riders, Coach Brett McLean's Red Devils put themselves in position to capture their first 10-0 season since 2007 next week at Union Local by virtue of a convincing 47-13 victory.
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St. Clairsville's Jaylon Brown had a big second half against Martins Ferry.
''I am really proud of this senior group,'' McLean said. ''This win feels great, but like I said earlier in the week, I won't look in the rear-view mirror. We came out and had to play this group for ourselves and this season, so we're excited to have gotten it done.''
The victory clinches the Buckeye 8 title and further pushes the Red Devils toward wrapping up the top seed in the upcoming Division IV, Region 15 tournament and also the school's first OVAC football title since 1990.
''This team is desperate to finish this thing off next week with an undefeated regular season,'' McLean said. ''They're dying for it. We want to get sound practices this week, so we can hopefully go out and accomplish another goal that this group set for itself.''
The loss, meanwhile, drops the Purple Riders to 5-4 on the season and places them firmly on the Region 15 bubble for the postseason. They'll meet Bellaire in their annual Week 10 encounter at home next Friday.
''We need to continue to stress to our kids that whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger,'' Purple Riders coach Dave Bruney said. ''Whatever it is, it is. If we can get a win next week and make it, it's great for the younger kids and fitting end for our seniors because they've been dealt some pretty tough blows this season.''
The Purple Riders - like basically every other team against St. C. - wanted to shorten the game as best they could by controlling the clock, getting first downs and keeping the Devils' offense on the sideline.
For the most part, it worked, but the Red Devils have the innate ability to score points in bunches without running many plays.
St. Clairsville built a 14-0 lead in the first eight minutes and both scores came on big plays. Two plays after St. C. converted a fourth down, senior quarterback Matt Kinnick found Dan Monteroso on a 21-yard strike. After forcing a Ferry punt, Kinnick found senior speedster Jerrid Marhefka for a 52-yard catch and run.
''They've (scored quickly) against everyone,'' Bruney said. ''They're able to do a lot of different things because they can get mismatches in so many places.''
Staying within itself, the Riders stuck with their game plan. They went on an 8-play drive that covered 52 yards. Eric Flowers did the brunt of the damage on straight keeper plays. He ran for gains of 17, 19 and 16 before capping the march from 2 yards out to slice the Devils' lead in half.
St. Clairsville made it 20-7 two possessions later as Jaylon Brown, who was hemmed up pretty well in the first half, scored his first touchdown of the night from 5 yards out.
In the second half, the Devils got Brown going and did so in a big way. He scored all four of St. C.'s touchdowns in the second half.
The first came on a 42-yard pass from Kinnick over the middle, followed by runs of 34, 43, and 16 to blow the game open en route to finishing with 155 yards on 17 carries.
Kinnick threw for 237 yards, while Monteroso caught five passes for 87 yards and Marhefka made two catches for 104.
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ALEXANDRIA, Va. (WUSA) -- The health benefits of chocolate are many. So says registered dietician Betsy Ramirez, M.Ed., R.D. And the reason why are flavanols.
Ramirez says, "There's a compound in chocolate called flavanols which is actually kind of like body armor for your cells. It helps protect against disease."
Ramirez says research has shown flavanols have the greatest benefit on lowering blood pressure and increasing levels of good cholesterol. She says there is also evidence they impact insulin sensitivity, blood flow to the skin, mood, and exercise recovery.
She says, "There was a study, one of my favorite studies, with about 37 thousand men in sweden who were eating milk chocolate over ten years and they saw a reduction in the risk of stroke."
So what's the best chocolate choice? She showed WUSA 9 some of her favorites at Artfully Chocolate in Alexandria. Ramirez says inside the roasted cocao bean is the nib. It is chocolate in its most unprocessed form, and has a high flavanol content.
Ramirez also likes chocolate bars adorned with berries and other healthy, exotic ingredients. But she says you don't need a lot; in fact, moderation is key. She cites research that shows eating a small piece of dark chocolate (6 grams) every day reduces blood pressure. One to two tablespoons of natural cocoa a day may improve cardiovascular health as well.
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MCLEAN, Va. (WUSA9) -- The students at Chesterbrook Elementary are going mobile in two ways: One of them is high tech, the other one is old school and both of them are good exercise. Enjoy this encore presentation of one of our Cool Schools segments.
Can an iPad or smartphone actually be good for your health? If you have creative teachers like Chesterbrook Elementary, then yes they can.
Teachers created an exercise trail on the campus of the McLean, Va. school with quick response codes, or QR Codes.
"It's a thing that you scan that can take you to a website or a video or pictures or something," explained student Zeeshan Khaliq.
Students can scan the code with a smartphone, iPad or iPaod. They can bring in their own or sign one out from the school. Up pops an instructional video for each station. Physical education teacher Jay Levesque is the star of the videos.
QR codes are popping up everywhere at the school.
"I see children, small children up to our 5th and 6th graders, using them in reports teachers are now using them to review material," shared Principal Bob Fuqua.
Projects on a hallway bulletin board are not only seen but they are heard.
Technology teacher Kurt Kohls brought the idea of the codes to the classroom two years ago. He says his fellow educatiors keep creating new ways to use them.
"They can scan them to get math videos, we have a microscope mystery, where scanning the code will give you an extra clue as to what's under the microscope," said Kohls.
What started as an exercise for the body now stretches the minds for both teachers and students.


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High School: Four-year starter in high school, playing two seasons at Chippewa Valley and two at Eisenhower...twice named conference player of the year...named all-league, all-district and all-state in each of her four seasons...named first team all-state as a senior...selected as her team's MVP and playmaker of the year as a senior...led team to district and league championships as a freshman and again as a junior...high school soccer coaches were Mehrdad Nekoogar and Gerry Haggerty...played on ODP state and regional teams...attended 2011 National ODP Camp in California as well as ODP inter-regional in Florida...club team was State Cup runner-up in 2012...made honor roll all four years and was on the all-academic team...graduated magna cum laude.
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This made sure it didn't claim port 25.Code:QUEUERUNNER='queueonly'
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Savannah, GA- A federal grand jury has indicted a missing south Georgia bank director on fraud charges barely three weeks after a judge declared the missing man dead.
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Price vanished in June after leaving a written confession and letters to his family saying he planned to commit suicide. A Florida judge declared him dead Dec. 31 at the request of Price's wife.
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It may be fall, but the fun isn't slowing down in Reno Tahoe. Among the highlights for today and tomorrow are The Chieftans, the International Outhouses Races in Virginia City and the Reno Celtic Celebration.
October 2
- Nevada Opera Bizet's Carmen
Bizet's final masterpiece set in 1830's Seville, Spain, Carmen is a tragic tale of obsessive passion and jealousy. Loved by the unpredictable gypsy heroine, a young officer must choose between following his military career or following Carmen. Read More
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The legendary Chieftains have served as the benchmark for Irish traditional music for the past four decades. The six-time Grammy winners, credited for bringing traditional Irish music to the world's attention, uncover the wealth of traditional Irish music that has accumulated over the centuries making the music their own with a style that is as exhilarating as it is definitive. Read More
- Nevada Repertory Company presents Ubu the King
Nevada Repertory Company presents "Ubu the King"* by Alfred Jarry and directed by Rob Gander. One of the most extraordinary events of the late 19th century in Paris happened Dec. 11, 1895, at the Theatre de l'Oeuvre where the audience was scandalized by Alfred Jarry's revolutionary satire, Ubu Roi. Read More
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Join university music faculty members Stephanie Sant'Ambrogio, violin; and James Winn, piano, as they welcome their new cellist and music faculty member, Dmitri Atapine, to Argenta. As a winner of the Carlos Prieto and Llanes International Cello Competition (Mexico), Mr. Atapine has since been recognized as an exciting cellist and accomplished chamber musician. Read More
October 2-3
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October 3
- International Outhouse Races
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Hospice Donors Provide Relief for Area Families
Three times Liz Horlick's family has faced the heartache of watching someone close to them deal with a terminal illness. Over the past 13 years, both her mother and step-mother were diagnosed with varying forms of cancer and her father Alzheimer's disease. Each time, she and her family were grateful for the services of Sanford Hospice.
"I'd have to say that, from the onset, we were amazed," Horlick said. "They gently asked the difficult questions, helped us with the difficult truths and, right along with us, cried as we made one difficult decision after the other."
Horlick and her siblings first considered hospice when her mother, Marge Smyithe's, cancer recurred for a fourth time in 2000. "We nearly lost her in early May 2000, but she rallied one more time until December when we were told the cancer was taking over in a big way," Horlick said.
Horlick's mother died in March 2001. Horlick's father, Fred Smyithe, remarried and the newlyweds lived happily for nearly seven years. But her step-mother, Betty Smyithe, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and given six to nine months to live. She died in October 2009.
With both cases of terminal illness, Horlick said their family knew they couldn't handle the final stages alone. They didn't have the means or the knowledge to be of much help or comfort, but it was still difficult to choose hospice services.
"Initially, the word 'hospice' meant that we were conceding to their cancers and giving in to death when, up to that point, their journeys had been all about hope and survival," Horlick said. "Hospice had never been part of our family's vocabulary, and it just sounded like we were giving up all that hope we'd worked so hard to build."
Sanford Hospice, on the contrary, served all their needs and their experience was a relief. "Hospice was always there to take care of any discomforts and our greatest fears with the most amazing professionalism," she said. "And they loved Mom and Betty with all their hearts, even on the most difficult of their days. That love was reciprocal, and Mom and Betty were so grateful for the time hospice spent making the end of their lives much less difficult."
Horlick's father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in August 2009 and entered Sanford Hospice in the fall of 2012. "I doubt Dad even remembers being on the other side of the door when both Mom and Betty had hospice care, but he knows his 'hospice people' are very special folks," Horlick said. "He's grateful to have someone to listen."
Donations to Sanford Hospice provide support to ensure the very best specialized end-of-life care was available to Hospice patients and their families. It also helps provide bereavement programming, staff training and community education.
For more information about Sanford Hospice, visit http://bemidji.sanfordhealth.org/foundation (http://bemidji.sanfordhealth.org/foundation) or call (218) 751-5430.
Posted Date: June 2013