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DORAVILLE, Ga. -- Authorities have identified the four people arrested on prostitution-related charges at a Doraville day spa Thursday.
The suspects: 33-year-old Eun Jong, 40-year-old Eun Ju Park, 41-year-old Lan Dai Congtang were all arrested for prostitution and 59-year-old Chin Li was arrested for running a brothel.
The women were apprehended at the Golden Touch Spa after a month-long investigation.
According to Doraville PIO Gene Callaway, investigators had been monitoring surveillance footage at the spa for about a month after obtaining search warrants.
Authorities say another male is being sought in connection with this investigation for running a brothel. Police expect more charges to come in the next few days.
Golden Touch Spa, which was located at 6817 Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Doraville, was immediately shut down after the arrests.

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- Create custom maps.
- Make as many farms as you can, and make them all 99% efficient.
- Join a server and meet new people!
- Make a skydiving station
- Build some awesome traps.
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- Kill the guide
- Explore caves
- Go to hell and kill some demons
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- Design traps
- Fill your entire world with water.
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- Fill your entire world with dirt.
- Find 9,001 ways to kill yourself (including forms of suicide and glitching)
- Remove every block in your world, and remove every bit of liquid.
- The only thing you can have is one floating dirt block.
- Build a never-ending pit
- Make a 99% safe hardmode-proof house.
- Make a statue of you.
- Play on HardCore (from copper to hallow)
- Create a fully trap world and host a server :3
- Download custom maps and play them all.
- To see how many times you can kill yourself in a minute. 42 times.
- Do a stylized playthrough. (eg: Use only magic, Use only tools as weapons, Use only guns, Use only thrown things, Use only bows/repeaters, Never make armor, Never make houses)
- Kill Skeletron With Grenades.
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- Make a Texture Pack
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- Do a hardcore speedrun WITHOUT npcs
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- create a grappling hook challenge map
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- Make your friends spawn on a pressure plate that's wired up to explosives and steal there money
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- Bury the guide in dirt.
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hi, i am download 2010 but i cant use ples give infamaction .
I am New on office 365 , i hv read all the blogs, but a little bit confused on how to deploy the Different different application to a particular user,Like i want to deploy a user only outlook and excl ,And for another one only excel. How can i do the same.Please update .I am available on Skype ; kanwar.vijay(India), if i found this product gud then will purchase it for my office!!!
Hello, I am not a Tech. I installed Office 365 in error. I am just a one man operation. I need someone to tell me how to delete office 365 and cancel my domain which is BFL49onmicrosoft.com
Don't pay your bill!
If you haven't paid for 365 then the trial will come to an end after thirty days. Just go into Control Panel on your computer and uninstall the programs that were downloaded.
I'm working in a small company and we don't have Exchange services. I wonder how can I synchronize Outlook 2010 and Outlook 365. I mean that when I delete some posts in my computer they would be deleted also in Outlook 2010. So far I have a test version but if this synchronizing goes well I'll by it.
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Yes deleting an email, contact or calender in Outlook, on your computer, will delete the same in all other areas (Outlook OMA and on a mobile device), the same is true if you did the same in OMA or on your phone/pda.
Conversely adding an item on one instance adds it everywhere else.
Thank you Tomg35. Sorry but my native language is not English. What do you mean with "OMA"? Anyway in 365 and in my Nokia Lumia 800 the deleted mails can still be seen.
Sorry Makarios,
OMA is Outlook Mobile Access which is a means to access your exchange account from a mobile device.
Please can you elaborate what you mean "deleted mail can still be seen"?
Is this in Outlook? If so you need to go into the settings to tick the option to empty the deleted items folder when Outlook closes (where this option is depends on your vesion of Outlook - To find it press either the help icon or press F1 when Outlook is open, and type in the search box something like empty deleted folder).
Sorry Tom .-)
So I mean that when I delete mails in my Outlook 2010 in my computer, they are not deleted in Outlook 365. So it means that I should delete then again in the cloud (365).
They should be deleted as Outlook 2010 syncs with 365. However I deleted an email on my smartphone this morning, I have just looked in the deleted folder in Outlook on my laptop and it's still there. I then looked on the 365 site and the email was still there.
I closed outlook, on my laptop, down and restarted it and the email had gone. It has also gone from 365.
If the email has definately been deleted out of Outlook on your computer then the only thing I can suggest is closing Outlook down (on your computer) and restart it. Then go into 365 and see if the deleted folder is empty.
If the email is still in your deleted folder on your computer and is in the same folder on 365 then check the deletion settings I mentioned above.
However if the emails are gone from Outlook on your computer but still in 365 then the folders are not synching (I presume all other folders are synching Ok?) and may be one of the forum moderators can help.
Thank you very much for your help. Anyway when I delete some mails on my laptop (Outlook 2010), they are not deleted in 365. I mean that they still exist in the Inbox. Naturally when I can see my posts in the cloud (365), I can see them also in my mobile phone (Lumia 800). I shutdown my laptop every day and open it every day (my Lumia is always open).
My work mail is also in the Internet but according to Outlook 2010 there will be only mails for one week.
All the mails I get go also to 365. I work in a small company and we don't have any Exchange Services.
By the way it's trange that replies to this forum goes to Outlook 365 but not to my work mail (although they should be tha same.
I think you have a couple of issues here that are outside my knowledge.
There is a synch issue between Outlook 2010 and 365 which is preventing the deletion of emails, there is only a weeks email in Outlook and replies not going to your work mail.
The only thing I can suggest is verify that your domain settings are correctly forwarding your mail to 365 - I'm on the trial at the moment and this is something I am going to have to sort out myself (evidently you cannot set this up whilst you are on the trial).
If the settings look Ok or you are unsure then create a new post (I'm surprised that we haven't had the intervention of a Moderator yet - May be because you raised your question under someone else's post) and I'm sure it will be sorted out.
Sorry I cannot be of any more help but this is new territory for me as well.
Good luck
Thank you very much for your patience Tom. In our office there is no domain just a modem (ADSL). My test 365 will be finished tomorrow 30 march. I think I don't by the product anyway yet. I'll try to get some information from the MS directly. I wonder also why here's no moderator.
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MCMECHEN - Taylor Cosper scored 29 points, and added six digs, and three aces as Paden City rolled in the first set, before hanging on to win the second.
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(LE MARS) -- A friendship that grew through bicycling has turned into a new business in downtown LeMars.
Less than a year ago Kevin Richards ran an idea by Mark Strub that has now become Bike Central on Central Avenue. Richards is the owner, who also owns the adjoining business- DeJager Plumbing. Strub manages the daily operations. He says that they are looking to fill a void in Le Mars.
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I approach fitness on a different level that a lot of you. I am 70 years old, a former college football player and lifelong hunter/outdoorsman. I had a very successful career and had little time for excersize. I let my weight get up to 300# at one time. I retired at 58 and moved to Colorado and started to really get a handle on my fitness. I saw my Dr, went to a local gym and hired a personal trainer so I could get started and set realistic goals. After several years my weight was down to 230 and I was working out every day. I concentrate on stretching/flexibility and cardio. Don't do much weight training as I am pretty muscular and don't need it. I spend about 1 1/2 hours a day 5 to 6 days a week at the gym. Up to I/2 hour stretching/flex (depends on how I feel), 1 hr on the treadmiull (I use hill climb mode) and finish with 10/15 mins on the eliptical trainer. During the summer (as a buildup to hunting season), I cut my gym time down to 45 mins 4 to 5 time/wk and do a lot of hiking and walking I don't do any running/jogging as I have e replacement knee and my Dr recommends against it. I usually walk 5 miles that has uphill/downhill. I live within 1/2 hour of some great mt hiking trails.
My goal is to get down to 200#. Last fall to celebrate my 70th BD, I went on a wilderness elk trip that had a 33 mile 9+ hour horseback ride just to get to camp.I had a blast and kept up with all the guys 1/2 my age!. Everyone needs to tailor a workout program to fit THEM. Spend some of your $$$ to at least get started with a personal trainer and most of all, see your Dr first and tell him/her what you are planning to do.
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In order to stay fit I take a kettlebell class 3 times a week which focuses on strength, flexibility and endurance while using principles of P90x of muscle confusion. It is a total body workout and different each class. It also incorporates functional strength and not building muscle just for looks. I also eat well and don't go a day without my juiceplus. I try to eat a diet of mainly fruits vegetables and lean meats while also striving to achieve a diet high in fiber. I will also run ,swim, hike and do other workouts 1 to 2 times a week.


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|CDA applicator exam goes high-tech
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Colorado Department of Agriculture is proud to announce that two new online services are now available to those needing a Private Pesticide Applicator (PPA) license.
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Those wishing to receive a PPA license may choose between a mail-in test and a new online exam. The online version is available at www.cppatesting.com. Those taking the test may exit and re-enter the exam at any time during a 30 day period. The manual can also be downloaded and printed for future reference.
"Last year, over 2,200 people took the Private Pesticide Applicator License test and we are thrilled to be able to offer a flexible, convenient, and secure alternative to the mail-in exam," said Laura Pottorff, CDA's pesticide applicator coordinator.
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The second feature now available is an online payment option for the test and license. Fees include $20 for the exam and $75 for a three year license. After the initial exam with CDA, licensees may renew online for $75. PPA fees may be paid at www.colorado.gov/ag/dpi.
All persons in the state who use pesticides are regulated by the Colorado Department of Agriculture. The goals of the Pesticide Applicator Program are to ensure that private and commercial pesticide applicators have the requisite knowledge to handle and apply pesticides, and to ensure that pesticides are applied in a manner which reduces unnecessary associated hazards. To meet the goals of the program, the Department conducts exams, issues licenses, and requires technician training and continuing education.
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Blog: Learning and sharing at the 7th GEF International Waters Conference
Blog by Stefano Barchiesi. As participants of the 7th GEF International Waters Conference started arriving in Barbados for the 4-day event, I got a better feeling of why we had been asked to support the pre-conference technical workshop on the economics of ecosystems. …
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Countdown to COP19: Building resilience in times of change [video]
In less than a month, it is that time of the year again for the annual UN Climate Change conference. In the lead up to this international event, IUCN Water will promote a selection of videos on what climate change can mean in the field, and what is being done about it in rural communities across the globe. …
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Planning the first IPBES harvest
How could 100+ IPBES State Members effectively participate in the forthcoming Platform's activities 2014-2018? IUCN recommends improving the current plan with priority given to capacity-building activities, setting up science-policy dialogues at national level, specifying burning conservation issues to tackle and harnessing the work of IUCN to the greatest extent. …
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Today, we celebrate the outstanding efforts of park rangers around the globe on the occasion of World Ranger Day. Thanks to their bravery and dedication, nature's most inspiring places stand a chance in the face of menacing threats, such as illegal poaching or forest clearing. …
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Blog: Climate change adaptation in practice
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Bridging science and policy with the BiodivERsA network
Successful conservation requires sound priority setting and decision-making based on the best available science. Science-policy interfaces are social processes, which encompass relations between scientists and other actors in the policy process, and which allow for exchanges, co-evolution, and joint construction of knowledge with the aim of enriching decision-making at different scales. …
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World Water Day, by Mark Smith
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IUCN's BRIDGE project, which stands for 'Building River Dialogue and Governance', is holding a Global Learning workshop in Lima, Peru, gathering key actors from the 9 river basins where BRIDGE is active. Regional coordinators from Asia and South and Central America have joined, bringing crucial viewpoints on project progress and understanding of the political, social and economic contexts of their countries and basins. … | Spanish
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This week, IUCN and the International Water Association (IWA) host an online consultation session on Infrastructure Solutions for the Water-Energy-Food Security Nexus. As part of the UN's 'The World We Want' initiative, the consultation platform allows everyone to have their say on development issues post 2015, from 11-17 March with a particular focus on water, energy and food. …
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IUCN supports Cook Islands to create the world's largest marine park
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Future development of the computer vision technology used by Blue River Technology's precise field robotics technology will enable automated thinning of different varieties of lettuce including red leafed lettuce.
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The food gap is becoming one of the world's biggest challenges. According to the United Nations, farmers must grow 70 percent more food by 2050 to feed the world's population. Founded in 2011, Blue River Technology is a small business in Mountain View, Calif., that's helping solve this challenge. The company merges robotics, computer vision and machine learning to change the way food is grown and to lift yields from every acre of farmland. Blue River's first technology, called "LettuceBot 1," is a robot that intelligently and precisely thins lettuce fields.
Lee Redden, a National Science Foundation (NSF) principal investigator and a founder of Blue River, is leading a research team that's developing robots that use computer vision to recognize and identify the needs of plants and take appropriate action in real time, even in rugged agricultural conditions. For example, the robots can determine whether a crop needs thinning, then spray a killing agent with precision to rid excess plants and thin the field.
Funding from NSF's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program (grant IIP 11-43463) played a key role in building a team and these machines. Blue River is now operating its precise field robotics as a commercial service and is beginning to develop new concepts that serve its vision: Advanced technology for better agriculture.
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FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS, Ill. (KSDK) - The Madison County State's Attorney's Office charged a 49-year-old Fairview Heights man for allegedly pointing a rifle at his wife during an argument at their home.
According to Detective James Mason, a spokesman for the Fairview Heights Police Department, officers were responded to a domestic disturbance call at 10 p.m. on Tuesday, April 16 in the 9000 block of Summit Drive.
When police arrived at the scene, officers made contact with a woman, who told them her husband was in the back bedroom with a gun, Mason said. The woman said her husband pointed a .22-caliber rifle at her during an argument and was preventing her from getting help.
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Teens must learn that they shouldn't drink
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Who's responsible for this? Bad parents? Good parents who just don't know how to deal with the issue? Poor policing? Evil advertisements? Uninvolved college officials? Peers who think that minding their own business is more important than intervening in a friend's destructive behavior? Or the teen experimenters themselves, for not acting more responsibly?
How about all of the above?
There is help available. The Long Island Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence has developed a set of guidelines known as THINK:
T: Talk about it. It's never too soon to talk to your child about the risks of underage drinking. Be prepared to listen, because your kids may know a lot more than you think. They are submersed in media and a culture that focus on alcohol. Be their voice of reason. A simple conversation can give them the tools to say no.
H: Have awareness. Did you know that 67 percent of young people who try alcohol before they turn 15 will also try an illicit drug? Or that, according to an alcohol advertising analysis conducted at SUNY-Potsdam, alcohol use is depicted on prime-time TV shows five times per hour? Know your facts, and share them with your children. Hit home, be real, and show them how they are susceptible to underage drinking.
I: Involvement. As a parent, be involved in your children's social life. Know their friends, and monitor their social media outlets, such as Facebook and their cell phones. Being aware of their activity online and their cell phone conversations can help you limit their involvement in behavior like drinking. Also, monitor what they're watching on television, listening to and reading. This can lead to an open-door relationship in which your child isn't afraid to talk to you about drinking.
N: No means no. Teach your children to be comfortable saying no. Help them to develop confidence and personal boundaries, and increase the likelihood that they'll turn down a drink. Help them develop a sense of right and wrong from an early age. Set ground rules and stick to them, so your children will be aware of the consequences if they drink.
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I love the colors for this map! I like the rhumblines I think they add to the style of this map. Although I do think that this map would look even better with a good border. I love this style though, a really fantastic map!
Hello everyone! Working on a personal piece here intended for a game i'm attempting to create. I created the land mass loosely based on plate tectonics and land form observation of earth. Watched some documentaries on netflix so now im an expert right?... The realm borders follow natural land marks such as rivers and mountains which i also plan on doing a map version of.
i'm hoping to get some feed back on the style and suggestions for improvement. I plan on giving it a nice border next and adding more ship symbols. I dont want it to look too crowded though so let me know if i go overboard please.
Question: is it wrong to put rhumblines around a continental map? i love the look of a map with rhumblines.
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I love the colors for this map! I like the rhumblines I think they add to the style of this map. Although I do think that this map would look even better with a good border. I love this style though, a really fantastic map!
Really nice. I think you should warp the projection of the continent on the globe though, at the moment it's identical to the main map to my eyes.
I don't have any problem with rhumb lines on continental maps, though I always wonder if they're accurate (on all maps, not just continental ones). This page has a good explanation (though I've only skimmed through it), interestingly it looks like they should only be straight on a mercator projection.
That is one excellent link Raptori. I have a clear understanding of how they work on different projections now. Thanks for sharing it.
I took your advice and warped the continent on the stereographic projection so now the main map should have a more realistic mercatorial (is that a word) feel to it and the rhumb lines would make sense to any would be navigator.
NEXT: i think i may need to scale the land mass down so it wont be overlapping the border. I also want to spice up the border a bit more and add a compass rose.
Any suggestions for improvement?
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I'd leave that overlap in - it's done all the time in cartography, and frankly I think it looks cool.
At this point I'd be careful not to overload the map. If you put a compass rose in, I'd keep it fairly small and maybe try and stick it in that bottom left corner to balance out the stuff on the right.
I agree with Diamond, but just wanted to say that this is looking beautiful so far.
I really like what you're doing here Slylok!
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I think that, if you are going to keep the boundary overlap, you may want to have it overlap in more than one spot. That way, it looks intentional and stylistic, rather than "the continent was too high, so I erased this little bit and hoped no one will notice." I really love the color scheme you have going on, as well as the decoration around the globe. The books, candle, and skull really add to the aesthetic of the map. Great job, Slylok!
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Looking nice so far!
I like it so far. As for further improvement suggestions you requested, well I don't know if you planned to put some geographical features (mountains, rivers etc.), I would definitely do it. Then cities and maybe places of interest.


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I know a lot of CF-er's here live up in the Twin Cities. I looking for two restaurant suggestions: 1 somewhere to treat housers for dinner and 2. somewhere to watch the UEFA championship (cheering for Barca)
Looking for suggestions on the Minneapolis side of the river and the closer to St. Louis Park the better.
For football (soccer) go to Brit's Pub in downtown Mpls.
For great steak (on the expensive side) go to Manny's in downtown Mpls.
Hell's Kitchen is also very good food (Walleye BLT is great) and cool atmosphere, reasonably priced, and they have live music at night. It's located close to Manny's.
While it is a chain, if you've never been to a Brazilian stake house, I highly recommend Fogo de Chao in downtown Minneapolis. It's expensive, but it is well worth the price. Also, I will second the recommendation for Manny's. Expensive, but fantastic.
For the UEFA game, in addition to Brit's Pub, you can also check out the Local in downtown. It's an Irish bar which set the world record for most bottles of Jameson sold in a year. The bar literally is stocked with rows of Jameson. It's quite amusing to see. It's where I watched the UEFA championship last year.
Hell's Kitchen is great for breakfast.
Tried out Ike's downtown a couple of weeks ago and it was just ok. Burgers and such.
I miss Benchwarmer Bob's.
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Brit's might be the only bar that specializes in showing soccer. But you might have to be there really early as it will be jam-packed for the finals.
I second with Fogo de Chao. It's all you can eat restaurant - go to www.fogodechao.com and you can judge it yourself.
Ruth's Chris and Oceannaire are also good options. Both are in downtown MSP.
Chino Latino: Chino Latino - Uptown - Minneapolis, MN (uptown)
Fun place to go to with pretty good food and atmosphere.
Best meal I've had in the Twin Cities was a real Jucy Luicy at Matt's with a side of fries and a Grain Belt.
In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
I'd say Chino Latino if you want a fun environment. If you want very good food, hit Zelo in downtown, or Bar La Grassa.
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I'd say Chino Latino if you want a fun environment. If you want very good food, hit Zelo in downtown, or Bar La Grassa.
You can call ahead and get Roasted Guinea Pig at Chino Latino:
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+1 for Matts for lunch.
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Brit's is definitely the place to be for UEFA, but you would need to get their early and probably wait inline. I'm not even a big soccer fan, but that place can get absolutely nuts and is a lot of fun.
As for restaurants, there are a ton of options. Check out the urban spoon link below if you wan to do some research, read reviews, see restaurants by locations (i.e. St. Louis Park).
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*If you're willing to pay for a good meal, Manny's is a great steakhouse and has been a staple in Mpls. for a long time.
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For football (soccer) go to Brit's Pub in downtown Mpls.
Just say soccer.
Broder's Pasta Bar on Penn, and 50th. Great food, fresh pasta, reasonable.
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I not sure what I've done here, but my mrtg graphs arn't updating. This is most deffinetly not a major problem, however, I think this was caused by me playing around with the server name last week.
So the history, I was testing the server last week, and I realized that zimbra was redirecting to the server's name when I login through webmail. So at first I was playing around with the settings to rename the server (mail2.*.*) so that even if there was a redirect there would still be a FQDN there. Then I found out about taking out the redirect so I did that, and changed the server name back (I'll call it . However, since then the mrtg graphs have not worked, and when I run libexec/zmgengraphs it is generating graphs for both host names.
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By Mike Bush
St. Louis (KSDK)- On the road of faith, Robert Thurman believes in going the extra mile.
"I feel blessed just to have the privilege of communicating on behalf of God. To open up his word, " he explained.
Thurman is the pastor at Grace Bible Fellowship in St. Louis. Though he's been here less than a year, he seems to have found a home.
"His heart, his mind, his spirit. We have already started to meld and knit together, " says church elder Joseph Graf.
"Although I've been in church my whole life, I learn something new every Sunday, " added congregant Donna Reinhart.
Thurman's journey to St. Louis was a long one. In fact, it's a journey he's still making every week.
"I'm here in North Carolina, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, " explained Thurman.
The Pastor actually lives in Gibsonville, North Carolina. Every Wednesday evening, he says good-bye to his wife and young son gets in his car and drives to work. In St. Louis!
"The guys at the place where I change my oil know me by name, " he laughs.
He accepted the St. Louis job last year with the hope of quickly selling his home but that didn't happen.
"I thought I might do this for four or five weeks and it's been 7 months, " he grimaced.
If you're doing the math, that's about an 800 mile commute. Each way. The Pastor says he's put 45,000 miles on his used BMW just since Christmas.
"Most people think that Im crazy and you know sometimes I wonder, " says Thurman.
All those hours in the car gives you time for solitude and prayer. You not only watch what happens as the country rolls by but you sometimes wonder, what just happened.
"Coming home in a snow storm on the West Virginia turnpike, " he recalled, "I saw a large animal, as large as any big deer or cow but I have no idea what animal that was."
Pastor Thurman believes he was called to St. Louis, so he and his family must pass this test of patience
"As you get older, really to be effective you plant roots somewhere and stay a long, long time, " says Thurman.
If nothing else, he seems to be sending a message of dedication to his congregation.
"Look at what Rob's doing. Look at how he's stepped up to the plate to serve, what more can I do?, " says Graf.
After Sunday services in St. Louis, it's time for Pastor Thurman to get in the car and head back to North Carolina. Another long trip made just a little shorter knowing that in whatever direction he goes, he's always heading home.


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This web-based professional development tool (outside source) orients and introduces educators to the Prekindergarten Guidelines. The training includes video examples of child behaviors in five domains (social and emotional development, language and communication, emergent literacy: reading and writing, and math), and provides instructional strategies teachers can use to support students. Also included are examples of integrated instruction with video examples of classroom interactions where several outcomes from the guidelines are combined.
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The agency commissioned a companion document to the Texas Prekindergarten Guidelines known as the Early Childhood Outcomes and Prekindergarten Guidelines Alignment (PDF, 3.37MB). This document is designed to align each Prekindergarten Guideline to one or more of the three Early Childhood Outcomes, and provide educators and families with discussion prompts to explain how each outcome relates to the Guideline. This document also provides modifications and adaptations for children with special needs.
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- Service dashboards that enable audiences from executives and business operations to IT managers to see the service and gain insight into service health, integrity (security and storage), and business activity.
- Unified management of service requests and problems spanning business and IT that enable work orders to be automatically routed to the right support staff.
- Asset management that supports both enterprise and IT assets across all asset classes with a single process model and a single data model.
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Akron holds longest streak
AKRON, Ohio - The nation's hottest college basketball team has much bigger plans. Akron wants to make some March madness of its own.
With a 14-game winning streak, a shot-swatting 7-foot center and NBA superstar LeBron James as one of their biggest supporters, the Zips intend to make a deep run in this year's NCAA tournament. They're on their way, which is what coach Keith Dambrot had in mind when he returned to coach at his alma mater nine years ago.
Bruins trade Thomas to N.Y.
NEW YORK - Veteran goalie Tim Thomas, who has said he won't play this season, was traded by the Boston Bruins to the New York Islanders on Thursday for a conditional second-round draft choice either next year or in 2015.
Thomas chose to take this season off following the NHL lockout and was suspended by the Bruins after he didn't report to training camp last month. The 38-year-old goalie is in the final season of a four-year deal that counts for $5 million against the salary cap.
The Islanders have plenty of room to fit Thomas' salary on their cap, and this deal provides financial flexibility for the Bruins.
Browns complete coaching staff
CLEVELAND - Browns coach Rob Chudzinski has rounded out his staff by hiring five more assistants.
John Settle, who spent the past two seasons working with Chudzinski in Carolina, will coach Cleveland's running backs. He takes over for Gary Brown, relieved after four seasons with the Browns. Settle coached the Panthers' backs.
In addition to Settle, the Browns hired Chris DiSanto (assistant strength and conditioning), Ken Flajole (inside linebackers), Steve Gera (special assistant to the head coach) and Derik Keyes (assistant strength and conditioning).
Without Vonn, U.S. still hopeful
SCHLADMING, Austria - Exactly a year from the Sochi Olympics, there's no Lindsey Vonn or Bode Miller competing in the downhill at the world championships.
They're out of action, but the U.S. Ski Team still has plenty of skiers capable of winning medals - on both the men's and women's teams.
Start with Julia Mancuso. She already won a bronze in super-G, could be a threat in Friday's super-combined and seeks her first podium of the season in Sunday's women's downhill.
Steven Nyman, from Sundance, Utah, grew up mowing Robert Redford's lawn. He won the classic downhill in December in Val Gardena, Italy, after years of injuries. He appears in top form for the men's downhill Saturday.
Penske to test Allmendinger
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - AJ Allmendinger will test an IndyCar for Penske Racing later this month to see if he can run the Indianapolis 500 for the storied organization.
Allmendinger lost his job with Penske in August when his suspension for failing a random drug test was upheld by NASCAR. He completed in the "Road to Recovery" program and was reinstated in September.
He's not landed a full-time job yet in any series.
Allmendinger would likely run the April race at Barber to prepare for Indianapolis.


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Stockdale and Leggo is a large progressive Real Estate Group established in 1936. With over 90 offices throughout Australia we are specialists in the management of residential, commercial and industrial property.
Our professional management approach and expertise ensures that you can be assured that your property is in good hands.
Our professional management approach includes:
Regular Inspections; We will ensure that your property is inspected in accordance with legislative constraints and a detailed report is provided following each inspection. We welcome our landlords to participate in the inspection.
Regular Rent Reviews; to ensure you gain maximum return on your investment the rent will be reviewed regularly by your property manager to ensure it is in line with market trends.
Reliable Accounting; our offices use state of the art computer software applications which ensure they perform all accounting matters relating to your property efficiently.
Direct Credit Option; to ensure prompt disbursement of your rental proceeds our offices will transfer funds direct into your nominated financial institution account
Level of Communication to meet your requirements; you have the option of selecting from either regular and thorough communication on all matters or you may choose to be only contacted when your property manager requires your approval on a matter in which he/she can not act on your behalf.
Rental Arrears; to minimise any possible loss to you, our Property Managers follow a strict process to recover late or unpaid rent. All steps taken are in accordance with the requirements of the relevant legislation and you are kept informed throughout each step.
Keeping your property in good repair; we give prompt attention to all repairs and maintenance matters and our tradespeople are assessed on their qualifications and insurances before being appointed to carry out any work.
Marketing your property to the world
www.stockdaleleggo.com.au is visited by more than 7,500 people daily, ensuring more potential tenants know about your property. My Personal Agent is a service available to tenants on our website searching for the right property; potential tenants enter their property requirements and then receive emails of properties meeting their criteria. Stockdale & Leggo offices also subscribe to other leading real estate websites.
Quality Tenant Selection
Stockdale & Leggo Property Managers will only process tenancy application forms which are complete, signed and submitted. Prospective tenants will be interviewed, all their references checked and tenancy database checks can also be performed. Each potential tenant will be carefully assessed as to their ability to maintain rental payments and keep the property in a clean and tidy condition.
Stockdale & Leggo Accredited Property Managers
With a strong focus on property management across our network, Stockdale & Leggo run an accreditation program for it's many Property Managers. The accreditation criteria focuses on continual professional development of our Property Managers to ensure landlords are well advised and trusting their properties to the best in the business.
Stockdale & Leggo Property Management Committee
A team of Property Managers, Office Principals and Corporate specialist staff meet quarterly to discuss all matters of Property Management to ensure the service provided by Stockdale & Leggo offices to it's clients is always of the highest standard and continues to be at the forefront.
Stockdale & Leggo Transcard
To assist in ensuring your tenants pay on time our offices provide several means of paying rent including 24/7 phone and internet payment services.
Stockdale & Leggo Direct
This service is free to all Stockdale & Leggo tenants. This service not only assists in taking some of the stress out of moving house but it also ensures utilities are connected correctly, in the correct name and on time for move in day.
Reviewing your Portfolio
For the majority of people, the purchase of an investment property is one of the major decisions of their lives. It often takes months and sometimes years of thorough investigation, not only on the choice of type and location of property but also the financing of the investment, the taxation advantages, the legal requirements and the best way to maximise the investment. Real Estate values have fluctuated somewhat over recent years and this may mean your portfolio is in need of review. Stockdale & Leggo experienced and trained sales staff can assist you with the "What, How and When" of property investment.
Promotional Strategies
Successful leasing can be a "numbers game". The more applications we can generate, the more quickly we can nominate a suitable tenant. Our promotional strategy is aimed at achieving the best exposure of your property to the most quality tenants as possible. Our Property promotion strategy includes; internet advertising, mailing lists, rental lists, relocation companies, corporate contracts, newspaper advertising, window displays and signboards.