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Maria Sharapova's road to recovery hit a major speed bump as she was knocked out of Wimbledon's second round today.
The 24th seeded Russian glamazon, who lost out in the same round last year, was defeated by Argentine Gisela Dulko 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 and was the victim of 9 double faults, 27 errors, and a determined opponent. Shrieka had her chances but was only able to convert on 4 of 11 break chances. In any case, a great win for Gisela who will now face Nadia Petrova for a spot in the Round of 16.
Even though she's only two months into her return after a 10-month shoulder injury absence, this loss will be a tough pill to swallow for the 2004 champion who considers grass her best surface. In fact, she performed better at Roland Garros making the quarterfinals on her least favorite surface. But she's still lacking match toughness and still seems to be getting comfortable with her shortened service motion, as evidenced by her DF count and low MPH on the delivery.
Shrieka revealed she still thinks about the injury during practices and matches in her post-match presser:
It's tough to put it out of your mind completely. I sometimes do, you know, find myself in the middle of the match, even sometimes in practice, just, you know, just before a return or before a serve thinking, Wow, it's amazing what I've been through. Here I am playing a match. I sometime have to knock it out of myself a little bit.
But that will go away in a while. I think there was such a big change in my life, such a big layoff, that it's hard.
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Remembering our environment: Earth Day 2013
This Monday, April 22 marks the 43rd annual Earth Day, a day of support for our natural surroundings.
It all started in 1970, when Wisconsin Senator Gaylord Nelson witnessed the devastation of an oil spill in 1969 Santa Barbara, Calif. He coordinated the effort with other politicians, the press and schools, and by April 22, 20 million Americans rallied coast to coast for the sake of the environment.
This event led to the modern American environmental political agenda, spurring the foundation of the Environmental Protection Agency and the passage of Clean Air, Clean Water, and Endangered Species Acts.
Since, the movement has gone global, and Earth Day itself is largely credited with birthing the modern environmental movement worldwide.

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Ogden, UT (Sports Network) - Scott Bamforth produced 18 points and seven
rebounds to lead the Weber State Wildcats to a 65-56 victory over the
Sacramento State Hornets in a Big Sky Conference tilt at the Dee Events
Kyle Tresnak contributed 15 points and eight rebounds for Weber State (13-3,
8-0 Big Sky) as it extended its winning streak to eight in a row. Frank Otis
added 12 points and seven boards.
Dylan Garrity scored 20 points and dealt out four assists for the Hornets
(8-8, 3-5), who also got 16 points and eight rebounds from Konner Veteto. The
loss was the second in a row for Sacramento State.
The Wildcats were in control for most of the opening period, but Joe Eberhard
knocked down a 3-pointer just before the intermission to send Sacramento State
into halftime trailing by a narrow, 34-31 margin. Neither side could gain too
great of an advantage after both shot 46.4 percent from the floor in the first
Weber State created some distance on the scoreboard after the break by
converting 44 percent of its field goal attempts including 4-of-13 from beyond
the arc. The Hornets were unable to keep up after missing all four of their
shots from beyond the arc in the second stanza.
The Wildcats outscored Sacramento State, 21-3, from beyond the arc. Weber
State is now 34-4 all-time versus the Hornets.
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When was VMI established?VMI opened on November 11, 1839 on the site of a Virginia State Arsenal. The initial VMI class consisted of 25 cadets who pursued a three year college level course of studies (a four year course was adopted in 1845). Sixteen of the original 25 graduated on July 4th, 1842. This first group of cadets is referred to as the "Class of 1842."
Was VMI ever a high school or prep school?VMI has been a college since its establishment in 1839. It was never a secondary school or prep school.
How can I determine if my ancestor attended VMI?See our information about how to research your VMI Ancestor.
What is the VMI Honor Code?Since its founding in 1839 VMI cadets have been bound by a code of honorable behavior, although a formal written code was not routinely published until the early 20th century. The cadet-run Honor Court was established as a continuously operating body beginning in 1908. The heart of the honor system is the statement that "a cadet does not lie, cheat, steal, nor tolerate those who do." More information.
What about VMI's motto, coat of arms, etc?Here is detailed information about those and related topics.
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What are the names of VMI's Superintendents?VMI has had 14 Superintendents. The term "Superintendent" is synonymous with college president.What is "Ring Figure" and the tradition of the VMI Class ring?Cadets receive Class rings during November of their Second Class (Junior) year. Each VMI Class designs a unique ring, and the ring presentation ceremony and the formal "Ring Figure" dance which follows are very significant events in the life of a cadet, second in importance only to graduation. The first VMI ring was designed by the Class of 1848. More information.Which Fraternities were founded at VMI?Fraternal societies flourished at VMI in the years immediately following the Civil War. Three were founded at VMI --Alpha Tau Omega, Kappa Sigma Kappa, and Sigma Nu -- and others established chapters at the Institute. In 1885 the VMI Board of Visitors ruled that cadets could no longer join fraternities, based on the belief that allegiance to a fraternal group undermined the cohesiveness of and loyalty to the Corps of Cadets. Were the Institute's records destroyed during the Civil War?Although Union troops damaged Institute buildings and looted the library, the records were hidden by Institute staff members and were not harmed. VMI's records are very extensive for all eras, with no significant gaps. VMI has a uniquely large and complete Archives as compared with many schools of similar size and age.Can you appraise or place a value on my old document?We do not provide appraisal services under any circumstances. We suggest that you contact your local rare books dealer, historical society, or nearest college or university Archives to obtain a list of reputable independent appraisers in your area.
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Their future is now
Exit strategy may be the hottest topic in town, but young Afghans are developing their staying power. What happens to the post-war generation? Are they destined to know only violence and conflict?
"Their future is now" Continued...
KABUL, Afghanistan-Hameed Yaldash wants to friend me. We're huddled with some other young men around a computer looking at Facebook pages inside an internet café, of sorts, in a village south of Kabul.
Seated at a Dell terminal, Hameed, 21, already has busted my stereotype of young Afghan males: He's clean-shaven and wearing a plaid shirt and fitted jeans. He's more eager to show me his latest work in Photoshop than to talk about terrorist factions or weaponry; more entrepreneur than angry, West-hating young Muslim.
So he pulls up his Facebook page, and more notions bite the dust. Hameed's friends are young men and women also dressed like contemporary Westerners, some of them relatives who've immigrated to the Netherlands or Germany. Hameed lives in a conservative village where most women wear full-length burqas, but the Afghan women he knows on Facebook are unveiled. On the social network forum Hameed and his friends discuss music, make jokes, find odd jobs, help each other with classes-and much of it in English.
It's a world wholly separate from their parents' generation. Sixty percent of Afghans are under age 25, and the country's median age for men and women is 18. Talk to many in that demographic, as I did, and you will hear something different from the doom-and-gloom prognosticators who predict Afghanistan's return to civil war, a resurgent Taliban, and a failed state that can never be fixed.
Young Afghans have lived their whole lives in war-many of them spending formative years in refugee camps at the Pakistan border during the Taliban's reign-and they are determined to be a post-war generation.
This year they've witnessed the power of the web in aiding revolutions in other Muslim countries, and they realize that power connects them to one another and the wider global village. It moves them beyond tribal identities and older orders. Young Afghans are more likely to build relationships based on common interests than heritage. Ask many of them what tribe they are from, and they will wave away the question with, "I am from Afghanistan." A handful told me they intend to be the country's president someday, and one, asked what he wants to do after school, said, "I want to work for America."
These young Afghans already have learned enough to yearn for more than survival; they want an education, English language training, a skills set, and a satisfying job. Many come from conservative, traditional Muslim families, but they find restrictive Islam quaint, even unhelpful.
Yet these young men and women still live in a country where only 28 percent of the population can read and write. A country where life expectancy is 45 years. And a country at war.
Turning aspirations into reality is their challenge: First, the challenge of reaching villages like Hameed's-where nearly 80 percent of Afghans live-with modern technology and a sense of national identity. And second, the challenge of shaping leadership for a future that many call "new Afghanistan," rather than waiting for the next generation of Afghan leaders to devolve into corrupt politicians or radicalized Islamists who resent the benefits of the modern world and especially the West.
Community centers like the one where Hameed works in his village of Tangi Saidan are one tangible point of light. The internet café is open to anyone while computer classes meet next door. Young men ages 10 to 20 at terminals work through on-screen exercises designed to improve their computer savvy and acquaint them with new software. Along the way they are improving their English, as little in the world of computing is performed in the lead Afghan language, Dari.
The media center houses an FM radio station-the rural area's first-that provides 24-hour streaming audio via the internet. Hameed is the main programmer and announcer. Most villagers listen in on their cell phones, a piece of modern technology nearly every Afghan has. In addition to music they hear public service announcements about vaccinations and other medical services, classes, or council meetings. And all in a region that's never been connected to any power grid: The community center draws electricity from one generator plus solar panels.
The brainchild of Morning Star Development, a faith-based nonprofit based in Colorado Springs, this community center serves 39 villages, or a total population of about 15,000. Working without government aid, Morning Star built and maintains the facilities-including a health clinic, classrooms, meeting rooms used by the local shura council, and the media center-but the center is staffed entirely by Afghans. An on-site "suitcase" lab with a solar-powered microscope gives quick, accurate diagnoses without sending tests off to Kabul, and an emergency vehicle is ready when visits to a city hospital are a must. A well makes running water possible, plus provides irrigation for an apricot grove, wheat field, and other crops on the property. In a dry season, as now, that's vital.
"We say to our young people, 'Do you want to be a fighter or do you want to have a computer class, a laptop-an education?' It's an easy question for them because they've had enough war," said Mohammad Rafiq, a physician who oversees national projects for Morning Star.
Rafiq makes it his business to know of surrounding threats. The Taliban launched their takeover of Kabul from here in 1996. The Soviets planted landmines throughout the area; many were removed only after the U.S. invasion. Today there's at least one Taliban commander in the area, Rafiq says, and U.S. forces have captured insurgents nearby.
The community centers also face local opposition. At Lollander, a village west of Tangi Saidan, opening a school for girls has been a no-go with shura council leaders after the Taliban forcibly closed a girls school in the area before the 2001 U.S. invasion. But the community center operates a health clinic that sees hundreds of patients per month (with separate entrances for men and women, as at all such facilities) and English classes that serve 14 nearby villages with a total population of about 3,000.
To the east about 50 miles from Kabul (and an over three-hour drive that includes fording riverbeds and dodging camels), the community center at Jegdalek serves 14 villages near the Pakistani border-an area that Morning Star president Daniel Batchelder says is "on the knife edge" of insurgency: "This is territory more familiar to the Taliban than it is to the government of Afghanistan." Last year during parliamentary elections, insurgents in nearby hills fired on the school, where voting was taking place.
But a remote place like Jegdalek is a good place to see what's possible in a so-called "new Afghanistan": The health clinic sees over 2,200 patients per month-some of them women who previously would have died with childbirth complications and children who've never before been properly vaccinated or treated for diseases like cholera and hepatitis. Occasionally, a suspected insurgent shows up injured, and Rafiq says the rule is, "Anybody can come but we don't allow guns." None of the community centers post security guards, but the Afghan National Police recently set up an outpost on a hill across from the Jegdalek center.
A walk through the village reveals the difference outside help is making. Resident Nurasan Khan told me a family used to have to pay $50 for a trip to the nearest town to pick up $5 worth of medicine. "We had nothing before, and we are poor people in rural Afghanistan. We don't have vehicles and our roads have been destroyed. Now our mothers give more live births, our sons learn English, and we have more hope."
The community centers don't offer services for free, though. Patients pay for medicines. Community health workers who make home visits-Rafiq has trained 58 so far-work as volunteers, but Morning Star asks families in the villages to compensate them for services. Compensation is likely to be food, firewood, or a bar of soap, but it promotes interdependency rather than dependency on U.S. aid groups.
In the long run, that means workers know when severe hardships happen and may step in: Lollander residents lost their wheat crop in a flood this year, and Morning Star plans a winter food distribution to the neediest families there.
Rafiq believes that Afghanistan desperately needs a model for decentralized government, and the community centers show one way that might look: National government could work with local leaders and NGOs to bring basic services, including law enforcement and security, to a community-gradually improving both trust and the standard of living while connecting communities to one another.
Batchelder says 10 communities have offered land to build centers, and his group has started a Be Their Neighbor program, where stateside donors provide $30 a month to support construction and services. He also has presented the model as a component of a U.S.-NATO exit strategy at headquarters for ISAF, the International Security Assistance Force, NATO's mission in Afghanistan. "You hear over and over in our own nation people say, 'What is the answer? After 10 years of war we have very little progress to show for it,'" Batchelder said. "This is a concept that could work throughout the country, but it's discouraging to go home and get very little response."
U.S. officials have only begun to learn what faith-based humanitarian workers like Batchelder, who started working with Afghans in 1993, have known all along: Afghan people need to be part of any counterinsurgency and counterterrorism strategy.
In 2009 under Adm. Mike Mullen, the just-retired chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the Pentagon launched Afghan Hands. The initiative immerses hundreds of officers from every branch of service in language training and commits them to assignments in the country for three to five years, gaining a better "boots on the ground" understanding of local conditions and ways to build community. From one standpoint, the program takes a page from the insurgents' playbook: living and working closely with Afghans and learning to build favor, but this time in the direction of Afghan people's and U.S. interests.
That's led officers in the program to look more closely at non-governmental organizations (NGOs) like Morning Star and try to find ways to work alongside them. "This isn't a charity project. The Afghan people are part of our strategic equation," said Capt. Felisa Dyrud, an Air Force officer with the program who has visited the community centers.
It's also led to a strategic focus on young Afghans like Hameed, and the country's desperate need to cultivate a new generation of leaders.
Near the Kabul University campus at 4:30 in the afternoon, traffic seizes to a standstill beneath the city's smoggy haze. Along Seh Aqrab Road the shopkeepers water the ground around their wares to keep the dust from rising. Vendors sell potatoes from carts, melons piled on the rough ground, chicken or lamb hanging from hooks, and apples wrapped in red cellophane and stacked by the bushel.
At 30,000 students, the school's campus marks a notably progressive spot in a war-beaten city. Young women chat together as they walk, most in vivid-colored head scarves and black tunics over skinny jeans and heels-nothing like the sea-blue head-to-toe burqas long a symbol of Afghanistan's Taliban-era repression.
One of many untold stories in Afghanistan is the growth of higher education since 9/11. In 2001 Afghanistan had four open universities with an all-male student population of about 4,000. Today there are 20 public and 30 private universities with a total student population of 100,000-and nearly a third of those students are female. Socially networked via Facebook and other sites, equipped with English and other skills, they represent a powerful stream of knowledge and leadership potential heading into Afghanistan's uncertain future.
In a low-lit basement classroom just off campus, about 15 students gather for an evening session on leadership. During two hours of class time interrupted by a break for the evening call to prayer, the class will discuss the bestseller Habitudes by Tim Elmore, work on personal vision statements, and gather in small groups to discuss their answers to a worksheet on personal values.
The instructor, an American, draws lessons on leadership from the psalms of David and the opposite in the Shinto concept of kamikaze. In addition to Elmore, the class syllabus includes well-known American business gurus like Jim Collins (Good to Great), authors Stephen Covey, John Maxwell, Daniel Pink, and others. Students have studied the Cuban Missile Crisis, and instructors make time for movies like Stand and Deliver and The Endurance, the story of Ernest Shackleton's expedition to Antarctica. In all, it's a Western leadership ethos that resonates, with emphasis on integrity, courage, and personal values-transformational assets in a culture where corruption and show of force has become equated with leadership more often than character.
"These are very new things for us," said Mohammad Akram Rahy, 23, one of the students. "Previously we did not think about core values. I did not think about my vision or my strengths or what is my goal. Now I am thinking of that. I'm learning here that I have a difficulty with envy and jealously-I knew it before but now I'm trying to take corrective action."
This class, now in its second semester, is the second held in Kabul as a joint effort by several U.S.-based NGOs called the Institute for Leadership Development (ILD). The program began in Herat in 2005 with an inaugural class of seven students. Now classes are held in three cities-with a fourth coming on line in 2012-and each averages 25 students. The classes meet four or five nights a week for six months-and nearly every student has a full-time job and some are also attending the university. In Herat classes are taught by Afghans; the lead instructor until this year, when he traveled to San Diego for further education, was a graduate of the program.
Those who've helped to establish ILD, and asked not to be named to protect its status, say the country is in dire need of sustainable leadership, and such groups of men and women can multiply themselves to practice a new kind leadership with integrity.
Of approximately 150 graduates, 10 percent have received scholarships to study abroad, including Fulbright stipends to study in the United States. Two who undertook advanced studies overseas already have returned to Afghanistan-one to teach literature at Herat University and another to serve as a program manager for the UN.
Another campus organization, Afghans for Progressive Thinking (APT), also is focusing on leadership. Earlier this year, with funding from the Dutch and U.S. embassies, it brought over a U.S. championship debate team to teach competition skills to Kabul University students. Now APT has a full fall schedule of debate competitions within Kabul University and with other schools. "We want to help students think rationally, argue respectfully, and create a culture of acceptance where we value differences," said organizer Aref Dostyar during an October open house for the group.
Josh McCormick, a Yale graduate student who led the visiting team, told me, "Directing the debate project in Kabul this summer was one of the greatest experiences of my life. The students were very eager to learn, and they made remarkable progress even in the short time we had with them." Some of the Afghan women, he said, "had never done any public speaking so it really encouraged them to see the women on our team speak in public and lead by example."
Women are increasingly active in such groups. ILD seeks them during the selection process and they make up a small percentage of each class. Wazhma Rahimzay heads a research foundation for issues related to women and children where she has 25 employees, male and female. She is 27, single, and lives with her family. She told me she feels welcome to discussions in the mostly male class but has had to "change my family's ideas" about attending. "We feel it's so important now for women to have opportunities, to be part of solutions for our country, to travel overseas and have an education."
Rahimzay fears talk of compromise with the Taliban and their becoming part of a future government: "We fear what will happen to women like me. It would be tragic." Rahimzay said the most important thing she's learned so far in class "is identifying my own good qualities and ones that I need to work on."
ILD was founded by Morning Star but is now run in partnership with several NGOs. When the instructor asks a question ("Who fills your tank?" he throws out at one point), a dozen hands go up and several start answers at once.
"The most urgent need for Afghanistan," said Morning Star's Batchelder, "is trustworthy leadership. These young people are hungry to learn how to become good leaders."
An ILD class near Jalalabad was slated for 20 students, and over 70 prospects showed up. Morning Star is in discussion with government officials to use ILD to train Afghan National Army and Police units. But because of security issues, teachers, and funding (tuition of $1,500, often paid partially by an employer, covers most expenses), not enough classes are scheduled to meet demand: "We are trying to be poised so that, should the security issues melt away, we are ready to expand this training," said Batchelder.
Many of the longest-serving NGOs in Afghanistan are faith-based enterprises that began long before the 2001 U.S. invasion. Organization leaders I spoke to-despite rising incidents of violence-say they have no plans to scale back their operations when the U.S. military completes its withdrawal in 2014. In fact, most report increased interest in Afghanistan by Western aid workers over the last year. That's surprising, given the August 2010 attack in Nuristan Province that killed 10 workers with International Assistance Mission (IAM), including six Americans. On Oct. 11, four French aid workers were kidnapped in northern Afghanistan.
Morning Star, which employs 50 expatriate workers and about 120 Afghans, has had 11 new U.S. prospects inquiring about work in Afghanistan this year. In the last month, two newly trained couples joined its staff in Kabul.
IAM has been in Afghanistan since 1966. The organization kept its teams in place even after the devastating attack last year (see "Work and death," Aug. 28, 2010), and spokesman Warrick Gilbert said, "We expect a slight increase" in staffing in the next year. IAM has 500 paid Afghan staff and 50 expatriate volunteer workers in Afghanistan.
SERVE Afghanistan began working with refugees at the Pakistani border in 1980. It employs 12 expat workers and more than 200 Afghan workers. It began with health services for the disabled and recently helped some of the first disabled students to enter Kabul University, according to SERVE community development director Victor Chen. It also trains medical residents, sponsors a micro-savings program among Afghan women, and hosts rural eye-care camps. "As a Christian agency we also focus on character and values development," said Chen. "We try to work on worldview, peace-building, honesty-ultimately issues of hearts and minds. What we don't want to create is dependency."
These and other faith-based organizations see what few Americans have an opportunity to see between the headlines blaring violence, insurgency, and fraudulent activity: that a new generation is busy readying itself in hopes of a new day in Afghanistan. Chen said, "Changes here are subtle. It takes relationship, modeling, and mentoring. At the government level it can be very discouraging-corruption and security problems. But at the grass-roots level we see successes."
Risk it
Karzai deputy says United States should trust Afghans more heading to 2014 transition
By Mindy Belz
Shaida M. Abdali was one of three men aboard a flight with Hamid Karzai from Kandahar to Kabul in late 2001. Karzai had just been named chairman of the interim government formed by the U.S. coalition that toppled the Taliban regime only weeks earlier. Karzai went on to be appointed to a two-year term as interim president of Afghanistan, and to win election in 2004 and again in 2009. According to the constitution he cannot serve another term, and presidential elections are scheduled for 2013, at which time Karzai has publicly stated he will step down. Today Abdali is one of the few Karzai allies not toppled by in-fighting, corruption charges, or assassination.
On the 10th anniversary of the start of the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan, Abdali, currently Karzai's deputy national security advisor and special assistant, spoke to me in the presidential palace. "Do we have Afghans behind us as they were 10 years ago?" he asked. "No. Ninety percent of the country was behind us in 2001. The enemy could not find a place to penetrate. Since then we have been losing public support, through interference or indifference. It's our big problem."
Abdali said the Karzai government has "failed to engage the majority population where they live." That's a dramatic admission for a government that has concentrated power and security in the capital, Kabul. Most Afghans, about 80 percent, live outside that zone in rural areas where the Taliban and al-Qaeda affiliates have over the last decade made considerable inroads. And it's why politicians like Abdali are paying more attention to community development and the work of NGOs that can act as a bulwark against insurgency.
"We have paid attention to the enemy without paying attention to the people," said Abdali.
Faced with increased attacks by the Taliban inside the capital, where fighters fired rockets on the U.S. embassy and assassins killed former president Burhanuddin Rabbani in September, the Karzai government seems further isolated from the people.
Abdali believes that the counterterrorism policies largely favored by the Obama administration, and especially championed by Vice President Joe Biden, don't help in the long run. Those have resulted in the increased pace of drone strikes on terror targets in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and targeted killings and captures led by U.S. forces.
Abdali contends, "We are not only wasting money, we are making our problems bigger and bigger. We kill one and create 1,000 more. The enemy is on foot and at most has a motorbike and look at what we have." Abdali would like to see the United States in coming months turning more and more operations over to Afghan counterparts, including the national army and police. "This dependency on you is really killing us," he said. "You must take some risk."


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PICKERINGTON, Ohio -- The
American Motorcyclist Association has launched online race entry for the 2013
AMA Vintage Grand Championships. The amateur vintage racing event takes place
during AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, July 19-21, at Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
in Lexington, Ohio.
Competitors in all disciplines can access online pre-entry at www.amavintagemotorcycledays.com> Register to Race. Supplemental rules, class structures and a weekend
schedule are also available. In addition, for those who wish to mail in
physical entries, downloadable forms are provided, as well.
The AMA Vintage Grand Championships include amateur championship racing in
motocross, hare scrambles, trials and roadracing at the expansive Mid-Ohio
complex. The dirt-track event, which is round 10 of the AMA Vintage Dirt Track
National Championship Series, will be held at the nearby Ashland County
Fairgrounds in Ashland, Ohio.
All proceeds from the AMA Vintage Grand Championships are donated to the AMA
Motorcycle Hall of Fame to support the Hall of Fame's mission of celebrating
the accomplishments of motorcycling's brightest stars. Pre-entry fees for
off-road and motocross are $40 per class. Dirt track pre-entry is $30 per
class. Roadrace pre-entry is $80 for the first class and $70 for each
subsequent class (per day).
Youth racers more than 12 years old are welcome in motocross, hare scrambles,
trials and dirt-track competition at the AMA Vintage Grand Championships. Per
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course rules, riders must be 14 or older to compete on
motorcycles with displacements greater than 250cc. Roadrace competitors must be
16 or older in all classes.
In addition, new for 2013, all riders under the age of 18 must pre-register.
Post entry is not allowed for riders under 18.
"Vintage racing is some of the most fun you can have on two wheels,"
said AMA Vice President of Operations Jeff Massey. "It's laid back,
unintimidating, relatively inexpensive and all about enjoying yourself on your
motorcycle. We're excited to offer the AMA Vintage Grand Championships to give
both casual racers and serious title contenders a venue to have fun and compete
for AMA national championship points and No. 1 plates.
"And, of course, 100 percent of every race entry goes to the AMA
Motorcycle Hall of Fame to preserve the legacy of motorcycling for future
generations," said Massey.
The AMA Vintage Grand Championships feature the final rounds of the AMA Vintage
Motocross and AMA Vintage Hare Scrambles National Championship Series. AMA
national champions will be crowned in those disciplines at the conclusion of
the event.
The Ashland dirt-track event is a round of the AMA Vintage Dirt Track National
Championship Series, which concludes later in the year, and competitors will
earn points toward their series awards in that discipline.
For both vintage trials and vintage roadracing, the AMA Vintage Grand
Championships serve as the singular amateur national championship event, and
the class winners in these disciplines at the AMA Vintage Grand Championships
will be recognized with AMA national No. 1 plates.
In addition to the championship points and titles on the line, riders in
designated "A" classes will vie for the honors of AMA Track Racing
Vintage Grand Champion, AMA Off-Road Vintage Grand Champion and AMA Vet/Senior
Vintage Grand Champion. Those who compete in select roadracing and dirt-track
classes will earn points toward the track-racing award, while motocross, hare
scrambles and trials riders will earn points toward the off-road awards.
A fundraiser for the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame, the AMA Vintage Grand
Championships are part of AMA Vintage Motorcycle Days, which features classic
motorcycles of all makes and styles, and honors the riders who made them
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Sponsored by Fremont Chevrolet, The All American Truck Show for 2009 was held on May 2nd at Kennedy Park in Union City, California. Although the event is hosted by the Northern California Chevy GMC Truck Club, every American brand of truck from slammed mini-trucks to semi rigs pulling doubles is welcome. According to their website: "We are a friendship organization founded to promote the restoration, preservation and customization of classic Chevy and GMC Pickups, Suburbans, Sedan Deliveries, Canopy Express and El Caminos."
Even with inclement weather forecasted several days prior to the show, and rain appearing first thing in the morning, 132 show-quality trucks rolled in to wow the crowd. The All American Truck Show benefits the Union City Police Officers Association (POA) scholarship program. The Union City POA supports community programs with financial aid including two scholarships through the New Haven School District and during the holiday season the Union City POA provides gifts to folks in need. For more information about next year's show log on to www.norcalchevy gmctruckclub.com.
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Prior to his UFC 108 main-event contest with Rashad Evans (14-1-1 MMA, 9-1-1 UFC), Brazilian slugger Thiago Silva (14-2 MMA, 5-2 UFC) was rumored to be suffering from a serious ankle injury.
Silva's camp adamantly denied those rumors, but today his manager, Alex Davis, admitted to MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio) that a real back injury had been the factual basis for the inaccurate rumors.
"The rumor came out that it was an ankle injury," Davis said. "Actually, it was not an ankle injury; it was a back injury.
"What happened is that Thiago had a choice. His back was hurt, and he could not wrestle. He could not do takedown defense. He could not practice the exact thing that he needed most against Rashad. But we know the problems with the UFC. We could see everything that was happening, and we made the decision to take this fight and stay with it regardless of the fact that he wasn't able to come in in top shape for that kind of fight."
Davis denied previous reports that the UFC did anything to "sweeten the deal" for Silva in order to encourage him to remain on the injury plagued event. Instead, once the reports began to surface, the American Top Team co-founder elected to keep his client's exact condition under wraps.
"American Top Team is a big team," Davis said. "You've got all these people around there, and all of a sudden you see Thiago Silva not taking part in normal practice. It gets out. I think that's pretty normal.
"(But) I'm not going to go and give (Evans' coach) Greg Jackson the advantage of knowing that my guy isn't in top shape. I'm not going to leave him comfortable."
Davis also insisted he was not making any excuses for Silva's loss and admitted Evans would likely have been able to execute his strategy even with his opponent at 100 percent.
"Personally, due to the difference in the level of Rashad's wrestling, I don't think that in the takedown department, [being at 100 percent] would have made that much of a difference," Davis said. "People don't care, really, but the truth is the truth. This kid came in and he wasn't in top shape because of an injury, and he still took a very tough fight. He went at it, and he survived for those two rounds."
Davis did say he was proud of the way Silva fought through the pain and believes Evans and his camp put together a perfect gameplan for the contest.
"Personally, I thought that, given the circumstances, Thiago did very, very well," Davis said. "Greg Jackson came up with an excellent strategy (for Evans).
"He knew that the department where Rashad would be able to dominate Thiago was with the takedowns. And the reason that Rashad would not stay down there and ground and pound is because Thiago has very good sweeps. If Thiago did manage to sweep and put Rashad on his back, Rashad would have been in trouble because that's probably Thiago's best position."
Evans proved capable of taking Silva down nearly at will. Silva was taken down multiple times in the opening 10 minutes, though the Brazilian did work back to his feet each time and never really absorbed any real damage. But after dropping the first two rounds to Evans, Silva changed his strategy for the third.
Mocking and taunting Evans until he successfully baited him into a striking contest, Silva rocked his opponent in the final frame but appeared hesitant to finish.
Davis said while fatigue probably played a factor, he believed Silva may also have been trying to follow orders.
"The whole time, we were telling him to be patient with Rashad – not try to go in on Rashad and attack Rashad, which would have given Rashad the takedown opportunities," Davis said. "What happened there is the moment that he shouldn't have been cautious, he listened to us, and he stayed cautious. He was worried that he would go in for the knockout too hungrily and got countered with that overhand of Rashad's. That was what went through Thiago's head at that moment.
"I think that Thiago comes off OK after a tough fight, and even in
losing, he looked pretty good. I think Thiago is still
developing a lot as a fighter. He used to be a very instinctive
fighter. Now he's starting to be more of a conscious fighter.
Davis also said it's important to remember that seeing an opening from outside the cage is much easier than capitalizing on it inside.
"For us that were outside the fight, we knew that if [Silva] went in there for the kill, he probably would have gotten it," Davis said. "But it's not easy when you're inside there."
While Evans looks to face rival Quinton "Rampage" Jackson in his next outing, Silva's future is currently unclear. But before the Brazilian can line up another bout, Davis said it will be important for him to nurse himself back to proper health.
"The problem with a back injury is that if you don't take care of it, it's going to turn chronic," Davis said. "It can really hamper you, so [Silva] needs to stop and take care of it now."
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I know many of you here share the same feelings as myself when it comes to ESPN. I can't stand them, most because they treat hockey like the red-headed step child of pro sports and also because I would rather mop the floor at a peep show then listen to Stephen A. Smith..
But, I worked a detail at a local resteraunt and they had the ESPY's on the televisons, so to pass the time I looked up from time to time. Saw the Bruins were nominated in the Game Of The Year category for their game 7 comeback against the Leafs. Their competition was Heat-Spurs Game 6 and AFC Divisional Game Broncos-Ravens.
This was what I said to myself:
Ravens-Broncos: If the B's-Leafs doesnt win, I could see the argument for this one, I watched this and it was a terrific game. Back and forth, the whole game was great, and that could put this one over the top.
B's-Leafs: I don't care what game it was in what sport, there was no better finish to a game this year than this one. But, the fact that it was the last 10 minutes of the game that made it great, may hurt them here. That and the fact that it's hockey and this is ESPN.
Heat-Spurs : I actually remember working a detail the night this game was on and watched a little of it, especially the end hoping the Heat would lose. Only moments of a basketball game I watched all year. This is ESPN and Lebron James. I bet they give it to this game because they are ESPN and they suck.If Brett Favre played a neighborhood wiffle ball game and it was caught on camera the B's-Leafs game would even be nominated.
Heat-Spurs won.
Keep up the good work ESPN.


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Brodus Clay bashes John Cena
Earlier this month, John Cena mentioned the Funkasaurus gimmick during an episode of Monday Night Raw. Brodus Clay was told of that, and he fired back a bit. He stated that the only difference between Cena and PN News is that Cena was given a push. In case you aren't aware, News was a lower card performer in WCW that had a white rapper gimmick during the early 1990s.
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Underworld : Awakening (2012)
Underworld : Awakening Synopsis
Underworld: Awakening brings a stunning new dimension to the epic battle between Vampires and Lycans, as the first film in the franchise to shoot in 3D.
Kate Beckinsale, star of the first two films, returns in her lead role as the vampire warrioress Selene, who escapes imprisonment to find herself in a world where humans have discovered the existence of both Vampire and Lycan clans, and are conducting an all-out war to eradicate both immortal species.
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Starring: Kate Beckinsale, Michael Ealy, India Eisley, Charles Dance, Theo James, Stephen Rae, Kris Holden-Ried, Sandrine Holt
Written by: Len Wiseman, John Hlavin, Allison Burnett, J. Michael Straczynski
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Depression [1]
Listen to the Cancer.Net Podcast: Cancer and Depression [3], adapted from this content.
Key Messages
- Depression may occur among people with cancer, but it is treatable and should not be considered a normal part of living with cancer.
- Your doctor may periodically ask you questions about your mood during and after cancer treatment to evaluate your risk for depression and find out if you have any symptoms of depression.
- It is important to talk with your health care team if you are experiencing symptoms of depression at any time in between your regular appointments.
- Depression is managed by therapy, medication, or a combination of the two treatments.
Depression and cancer
Depression is a disorder characterized by feeling down, depressed, or sad; having little interest or receiving little pleasure in doing things; and feeling hopeless. These feelings often persist for two or more weeks and negatively affect a person's daily activities or relationships. The symptoms of depression may appear shortly after diagnosis or anytime during or after treatment.
People are more likely to experience depression during or after cancer if they have been diagnosed with depression in the past, have close family members with depression, have significant anxiety and worry, are facing cancer alone or without the support of friends or family, or have financial burdens.
Although depression is more common among people with cancer, it should not be considered a normal part of living with cancer. Depression lowers a person's quality of life, undermining the emotional and physical strength often required to undergo cancer treatment. It may also interfere with a person's ability to make choices about cancer treatments. Identifying and then managing depression are important parts of coping with cancer.
Symptoms of depression
The symptoms of depression range from mild to severe. Severe depression, also called major depressive disorder, interferes with a person's relationships and day-to-day activities and responsibilities. People with mild symptoms are able to carry out daily activities, but they may not recognize their symptoms are due to depression or seek treatment. It is important to recognize that most people with depression find it difficult to improve their mood or find pleasure in their life without treatment and support.
Mood-related symptoms. These include feeling down, depressed, sad, hopeless, irritable, numb, or worthless.
Cognitive symptoms. These include a decreased ability to concentrate, difficulty making decisions, memory problems, and negative thoughts (including thoughts that life is not worth living or of hurting yourself, in extreme situations).
Behavioral symptoms. These include loss of interest in activities that you previously enjoyed, frequent crying, withdrawing from friends or family, and loss of motivation to do daily activities.
Physical symptoms. These include fatigue [4], appetite loss [5], insomnia [6] (the inability to fall asleep and stay asleep) or hypersomnia [7] (excessive sleepiness), and sexual problems, such as decreased sexual desire.
Experiencing the physical symptoms listed above does not necessarily mean that you are depressed; they may be side effects of the cancer or cancer treatment. Similarly, cancer and cancer treatment may cause cognitive symptoms such as decreased ability to concentrate and memory problems. As a result, more emphasis is placed on mood-related and behavior symptoms when diagnosing depression in a person with cancer.
Screening for depression
The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) recommends you receive an evaluation for depression when you are first diagnosed with cancer and at regular periods during your treatment and recovery. This evaluation is part of a comprehensive screening called distress screening that evaluates your emotional health and quality of life.
As part of this screening, your doctor or another member of the health care team will likely ask you how often, over the past two weeks, you have experienced little interest or pleasure in doing things and/or have been feeling down, depressed, or hopeless. You may also be asked how often the following occurred:
- Trouble falling or staying asleep, or sleeping too much
- Feeling tired or having little energy
- Poor appetite or overeating
- Feeling bad about yourself, such as feeling that you are a failure or have let yourself or your family down
- Trouble concentrating on things, such as reading or watching TV
- Moving or speaking so slowly that other people have noticed a change, or being more fidgety or restless than usual
- Thoughts that you would be better off dead or thoughts of hurting yourself
Depending on how many of the above symptoms you have and how often you experience them, your doctor may refer you to supportive care services available at your institution, group therapy, or a mental health professional, such as a licensed counselor, psychologist, or psychiatrist. Learn more about counseling [8].
Treating depression
Although support from family and friends, and/or using supportive care services is helpful, people with depression usually benefit from specialized treatment. For people with severe depression, a combination of psychological treatment and medication is often the most effective approach. For people with moderate depression, talking with a mental health professional may be enough to alleviate the depressive symptoms.
Psychological treatment. The primary goal of psychological treatment is to enhance coping and problem-solving skills, develop a support system, and reshape negative or self-defeating thoughts. Options include individual therapy, couples or family therapy, and group therapy.
Medications. Different types of antidepressant medications are available. Your doctor will select the most appropriate antidepressant based on potential side effects, your needs, current medications, and medical history. Tell your doctor about all the cancer-related medications and supplements you are taking because they may interfere with some types of antidepressants.
Although some people experience improvement within a couple weeks of starting an antidepressant medication, it often takes up to six to eight weeks for the medication to have its full effect. Side effects of antidepressants are often managed by adjusting the dose of medication or, in some cases, switching to a different medication. It is also important to remember that medication may not sufficiently treat depression unless it is combined with psychological treatment.
After a referral to a counselor, psychiatrist, or psychologist, your oncologist will likely follow-up with you about your treatment for depression to gauge your satisfaction with your care and address any concerns you have about side effects. If your symptoms of depression have not decreased after eight weeks of treatment, or the length of time that you and your doctor decide is appropriate, talk with your doctor to discuss other treatment options or consider adding counseling if you have not already been seeing a counselor.
More Information
Managing Stress [10]
Side Effects [12]
American Society of Clinical Oncology Clinical Practice Guideline: Screening, Assessment, and Care of Anxiety and Depressive Symptoms in Adults with Cancer [13]
Additional Resources


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This looks great! I love the mini side cut. Great work. Rep.
I wasn't sure whether to put this in the buildings section or here, but as it doesn't include the castle plan on top, here is best I think.
This is from my L5R campaign and I've started making a digital version. The castle is built on top of some much older ruins. My players had to escape from it after being captured.
I've still got a lot to do so I've only got the basic layout done so far.
This looks great! I love the mini side cut. Great work. Rep.
I really like this design Larb, very well done. :-)
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Maybe just numerote or put a line to determine which drawn level correspond to which level in the down-left side view.
Your squares sometimes overlap on the walls, which is a bit strange. How did you trace them ?
Good-looking job, anyway.


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So today, I accepted a writing job at the largest Jewish paper outside New York. I know what you're thinking. You're not Jewish. Not religiously. No matter how bushy a beard you can grow. Correct, but I'll be reporting about a lot more than just Judaism—Jewish life, politics, history and most everything else.
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I'm grateful for the time I've had in Woodland Hills, for the opportunities Ron and Melissa have given me to grow, for the shepherding editing of Aron Miller, who brought me here. This unexpected offer brought a tough decision; I'll miss a lot of people. Brent Hopkins, my good buddy and role model here at the Daily News, had this nice farewell on the paper's union blog.
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WASHINGTON - Acting Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Steven T. Miller repeatedly failed to tell Congress that tea party groups were being inappropriately targeted, even after he had been briefed on the matter.
The IRS said Monday that Miller was first informed on May, 3, 2012, that applications for tax-exempt status by tea party groups were inappropriately singled out for extra, sometimes burdensome scrutiny.
At least twice after the briefing, Miller wrote letters to members of Congress to explain the process of reviewing applications for tax-exempt status without revealing that tea party groups had been targeted. On July 25, 2012, Miller testified before the House Ways and Means oversight subcommittee but again was not forthcoming on the issue - despite being asked about it.
At the hearing, Rep. Kenny Marchant, R-Texas, told Miller that some politically active tax-exempt groups in his district had complained about being harassed.
Marchant did not explicitly ask if tea party groups were being targeted. But he did ask how applications were handled.
Miller responded, "We did group those organizations together to ensure consistency, to ensure quality. We continue to work those cases," according to a transcript on the committee's website.
He added, "It is my hope that some of the noise that we heard earlier this year has abated as we continue to work through these cases."
Earlier, Rep. Charles Boustany, R-La., had raised concerns with the IRS about complaints that tea party groups were being harassed. Boustany specifically mentioned tea party groups in his inquiry.
But in a June 15, 2012, letter to Boustany, Miller gave a generic response. He said that when the IRS saw an increase in applications from groups that were involved in political activity, the agency "took steps to coordinate the handling of the case to ensure consistency."
He added that agents worked with tax law experts "to develop approaches and materials that could be helpful to the agents working the cases."
Miller did not mention that in 2011, those materials included a list of words to watch for, such as "tea party" and "patriot."
He also didn't disclose that in January 2012, the criteria for additional screening was updated to include references to the Constitution or the Bill of Rights.
"They repeatedly failed to disclose and be truthful about what they were doing," said Rep. Dave Camp, R-Mich., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.
Camp's committee is holding a hearing on the issue Friday and Miller is scheduled to testify.
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The Senate Finance Committee announced Monday that it will join a growing list of congressional committees investigating the matter.
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WHITE HALL, Md. (WUSA) -- A man is being treated for a gunshot wound to the shoulder after a police-involved shooting in Harford County, Md.
According to Maryland State Police, 52-year-old John E. Murphy of White Hall suffered a non-life threatening gunshot wound after pointing his shotgun at a trooper on Monday.
Troopers responded to a residence shortly after 1:30 p.m. on Tuesday after a woman reported that her boyfriend came to her home with a shotgun and said he wanted to be killed by police. After speaking with the woman outside the home to confirm information, troopers set up a perimeter. When Murphy left the back of the home, Maryland State Police say that he pointed a shotgun at a trooper, who was in full uniform.
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For the second time this season, DSU saw an opposing place kicker win a football game with a field goal in the final seconds. This time, it was sophomore Jamie Cacciatore with a 25-yarder to give the Cougars their first Great Northwest Athletic Conference outright title.
Dixie State saw a two-game win streak snapped to fall to 4-6 on the season and 4-5 in the GNAC despite not trailing until the 2:39 mark of the fourth quarter. The Cougars won their sixth straight, improving to 8-2/8-1 GNAC.
The defenses came to play early forcing punts while the first of two Tyler Thornton interceptions of Griff Robles (Spanish Fork, UT/Spanish Fork) kept the game scoreless after the first quarter.
Dixie State scored on its first drive of the second quarter. Robles and Joel Davis (Natchez, MS/Natchez) rushed the ball five times setting up successive completions to Joe Don Duncan (Corona, CA/Notre Dame). The second catch from 10 yards put the Red Storm up 6-0.
The next Azusa drive ended on a fumble, but the Cougars took back possession of the ball two plays later with a pick from Sean Barber. Eight plays later, Cacciatore connected from 19 yards with 2:16 left in the half to cut the DSU lead to 6-3 heading into halftime.
DSU marched down the field opening up the third quarter. Davis sparked the scoring drive with a 17 yard run. Mitch Frei (Santa Clara, UT/Snow Canyon) capped the possession with a 10-yard TD grab for a 13-3 lead. APU answered with another Cacciatore field goal to make the score 13-6 at the end of three quarters.
The Cougars tied the game early in the final quarter when Terrell Watson scored from five yards out. The score was his 18th rushing touchdown of the year, matching the single-season GNAC record. After the Red Storm ensuing possession stalled, APU took their first lead, 20-13. on a Ronald Douglas scoring run of three yards.
Two big plays from Frei – a 25-yard grab with one hand - and Davis – a 44-yard score on a screen pass knotted the game at 20-20 with 1:51 remaining in regulation.
APU used the final moments and three timeouts to set up Cacciatore for the game-winning field goal from 25 yards out.
Azusa Pacific narrowly outgained the Storm 414-399 overall. The APU advantage was on the ground was 143-136 and through the air it ended 271-263.
Robles was 19-of-32 on the night for 263 yards. He tossed three touchdowns and ran for another 74 yards on 17 carries. Davis rushed for 59 yards on 12 carries. Frei made six overall grabs for 86 yards. Junior safety Justin Ence (St. George, UT/Pineview) recorded a career-high 12 tackles and Jake Duncan (Corona, CA/Notre Dame) added nine stops in front of family and friends.
Dasmen Stewart completed 23-of-34 passes for 271 yards. Watson ended with 123 yards on the ground.
Dixie State closes the 2013 season next Saturday at 6 p.m. against Central Washington at Hansen Stadium. Prior to the game, the Red Storm will honor the senior class with an on-field celebration


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Living in New York state and not traveling outside the region on a periodic basis leaves me disconnected from the rest of the world. A very wise person once told me that to understand what is happening in our lives, we must leave home from time to time. As he put it, "America begins west of the Hudson."
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Hello everyone,
since we upgraded our Zimbra Network Edition systems from 6.0.13 to 7.1.1, we face a lot of problems and have a lot of support to do. I'd like to know if there are other users out there who have the same or similar problems with 7.1.1.
Problem #1:
Neither login into their Webfrontends nor login with email clients (using IMAP/POP3) works for some users anymore, after they did one of the following operations:
- "Empty Trash" after right click on trash folder
- Connect via IMAP with Outlook 2011 from Mac OS
We could reproduce this behaviour by asking a client to connect again with Outlook 2011 via IMAP on Mac OS; so it seems that some client operations/requests are able to let the Zimbra mailbox service hang (at least for the account that tries to log in). Mailboxes of other users on the same machine seem to work normal.
So whenever a client reports us that he cannot login anymore, we have to do a "zmmailboxctl restart". After that, it works again. While the mailbox "hangs" for this user, no mails are sent to the mailbox. The mail queue for this user grows until mailbox is restarted.
Problem #2:
2 users reported a problem that was already posted here:
It first occurred directly after the update to 7.1.1.
Problem #3:
Zimbra Connector for Outlook lets Outlook 2007, 2010 & 2011 produce "Local failure notices" when syncing signatures. This seems to occur on localized versions of Outlook, because the folder name where Outlook stores signatures is different from folder name in the english version of Outlook. In spanish, it is named "Firmas", in german "Signaturen", in polish "Sygnatury". ZCO seems to try to store/delete signaturs always in a subdirectory named "Signatures" of the Windows user's directory.
Btw, this is not the first time we are facing problems that have to do with L10n/I18n. We already had problems with special characters like german "Umlaute" in Notebook, or wrong date formats in Calendar and Tasks entries for some languages (spanish, for example). It seems to me that changes in Zimbra Software are sometimes not very well tested with localized versions...
Problem #4:
A user has some contacts on his mobile phone (Nokia C5-00) with additional "short code selection" (in german "Kurzwahl") stored. He uses Zimbra iSync Connector to synchronize. At random times, iSync Connector reports that phone numbers for X modified contacts are deleted. Our customer wonders, how a stored "short code selection" is able to "trigger" the deletion of all phone numbers for those contacts.
Problem #5:
In german, "Cancel" is usually translated with "Abbrechen". Since Zimbra 7.1.1, in some places "Cancel" was translated with "Absagen". This is a totally bad translation which has not the meaning of "Cancel" - "Absagen" means "reject". In earlier versions of Zimbra, this was translated correctly...
Problem #6:
Some of our Domain Administrators had insufficient rights to do thinks like creating accounts or resources after the update to 7.1.1. In these cases, we had to set the "Administator role" and "Admin Views" again, and after saving the settings it worked again. So it seems that the update did not take care of every previously made setting here.
Problem #7:
Some of our Notebook documents were not migrated into the Briefcase. It seems that some documents with special characters (for example german "Umlaute") in the title were not migrated. A customer told us, he had a document called "Meine Passwörter" in his Notebook. As it exists in his Briefcase, it was migrated to 7.1.1. But when he clicks on the Document, he gets a
Problem accessing /firstname.lastname@example.com/Notebook/Meine%20Passw%F6rter. Reason:
Objekt nicht vorhanden
The question is: why were some documents (with special characters like german "Umlaute") migrated, whereas others were not, and why are there 404 errors when clicking some of those migrated documents?
Are these problems known, and are there solutions/workarounds for them?


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I see lot of how-to's out there about doing a one time migration from 32 to 64 bit. However, I'm interested in something more gradual. I have a multiserver setup that looks as follows:
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- memcached
- mta
- snmp
- stats
- zmconfigd
- Mailstore
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Each of these servers is running Ubuntu Server 8.04.4. Obviously it is time to upgrade, but I'd prefer to not do a single night migration, so I'm wondering if anyone has written up directions that would allow me to build myself an Ubuntu 12.04.1 64 bit server, and then install the same version of Zimbra. I should be able to run mailbox on the new server, and use the web UI to migrate my accounts to the new server.
The next steps (and where I am the haziest on how this would be accomplished) would be to migrate the LDAP from the old mailstore to the new mail store, and then retire the old server.
At this point I would have a 32 bit MTA, and a 64 bit LDAP & Mailbox server. The last step would be to build a new MTA that is 64bit, and retire the old MTA.
Has anyone ever done it this way before? Are there directions out there for it?


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The future of the Hampshire Wizkid VLE
The existing Hampshire County Council contract to run the Studywiz (Wizkid) VLE in Hampshire schools expires in August 2013 with no further option to extend. Furthermore, Hampshire IT cannot engage in any subsequent VLE aggregated spend on behalf of Hampshire schools without breaching European procurement law.
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Thought you guys should be watching this -- it involves a previous opponent and a future opponent this year. Toledo seems to be keeping things under control, but was trailing 7-2 early in the 2nd quarter when I flipped the game on. Saw them score a TD and get to a 9-7 lead.
Go Sssssssssyclones!
KU has a nifty little RB, sure wouldn't mind having him.
Hey! It's all ball bearings nowadays.
Hopefully we'll see those kinds of moves from Josh Johnson sometime this year.
Amen, can I get a witness?
Wow....what a great interception by the Toledo safety.
Nicely played -- glad to see we're not the only Big 12 team struggling with Toledo.
Nice to see that we aren't the only time that has trouble covering their "tecmo bowl" tight end.
Mangeno might want to look into that between krispy cream snacks.
Hopkins would have made that catch against us....I guarantee it.
OMG!!! What a play!!
Are u Sh$#@#$ me???
Someone tell ISU's O - coordinator , good things happen when you throw down field
WOW. A TD throw on a 4th and 15. Great throw!!
Toledo would win the Big 10/11 this year?!?!
ps which coach will live longer? Mangino or Todelo's coach. They are both big boyz.
We should pit a sumo-wrestling match between those two.
Or just put some cupcakes in the middle of the field.
And the guts to go for 2 after the TD and nail it with a wide-open pass!!
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