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Ioptron SmartEQ PRO Portable GOTO GEM #3200
Posted 08 January 2013 - 09:55 PM
I have been thinking about buying this mount for AP with zenithStar and a dslr. Is it worth 500 bucks? Has any one had auto guided it to improve 0.5 arc second resolution?
Following are the advertised specs:
• 1.25" German equatorial mount
• Payload: 11 lb (5 kg) (excluding counterweight)
• Mount weight: 6.2 lb (2.8 kg)
• Dual-axis servomotor with optical encoder
• Drive motor with 9-speed setting for precise tracking
• Resolution: 0.5 arc second
• Go2NovaTM 8408 controller with Advanced GOTONOVA® GoTo Technology
• Over 59,000 celestial objects
• Low power consumption (8 AA batteries for 16 hours consecutive tracking)
• Vixen-type dovetail saddle
• 2 lb. counterweight included
• 3/8" threads to fit on camera mount
• Standard 1.25 inch heavy-duty stainless steel tripod
• Metal worm & gears
• Guiding Port
• Polar Scope included!
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Posted 08 January 2013 - 10:05 PM
IMHO the celestron CG5 ASGT for a very similar price is a safer choice for AP with a short refractor. unless the weight of the CG5 is a big issue..
Posted 09 January 2013 - 10:48 AM
Hope the info helps. Note that the mount will have to be modded a bit in the tripod area to eliminate flex..there are threads referring to that as well.
Clear skies,
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Paul, I wonder if you could post more images here??.. It would sure help. Thanks
Posted 16 January 2013 - 10:21 AM
Sure, here's an image of the California Nebula taken with 120 sec subs:
Thanks for the replies guys.
Paul, I wonder if you could post more images here??.. It would sure help. Thanks
California Nebula by Astronewb2011, on Flickr
Here's M101 at 120 secs:
M101..Borg 60mm by Astronewb2011, on Flickr
David_Wood has a stunning image of M42, 4, 10 minute subs, on the AF forum. I'll see if I can get his permission to post it up here for you.
Posted 16 January 2013 - 11:50 PM
Thanks for posting them!
Posted 17 January 2013 - 10:19 AM
Your welcome, and here's the single 10 minute image taken by David Wood and posted here with his permission:
They look wonderful!
Thanks for posting them!
Dave Woods M42 by Astronewb2011, on Flickr
Just an indication of what the little mount is capable of.
Clear skies,
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I know the Pro can use Vixen-style dovetails, but any suggestions as to what brand e,g. Astro-Tech? I want to mount a Canon DSLR. Thanks
For the most part...all Vixen dovetails will work, but you should choose a length to suit the camera/lens combo you are using. If you have a very long telephoto lens, a 7" may allow you to balance better than a 3" for example.
ADM makes a versatile dovetail, with slots and hole spacing to suit almost any setup.
Hope the info helps and clear skies..
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Best I've been able to get with it...
It does make for a compact setup, shown below on my Benro fold-flat camera tripod.
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Posted 18 November 2013 - 03:33 PM
Great shot of the Orion constellation, did you use your Nikon D5000 and what lens did you use to take that picture? I've got a D5100 and am curious as what the abilities this camera has just from being on a go-to mount.
Posted 18 November 2013 - 05:00 PM
The Orion constellation was actually taken with a Fujifilm IS Pro. It's a factory full spectrum DSLR built off the Nikon D200 body. The lens was a Nikon 35mm f1.8 prime set to f3.5 with a IDAS UV/IR filter in front. Additional 'filtering' came from dew - I threw in a couple of the dewed frames into the stack to grow the brighter stars. Probably not best practice...
For an unmodded D5100 expect nearly the same, with less Ha sensitivity.


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I have run into a problem where we have conference rooms that are restricted, that is, if someone wants to reserve the room he must first get permission from the room's owner. Now, it seems from the documentation that this is possible, by setting the Schedule Policy to 'No auto accept or decline' and setting an email address in the 'Forward calendar invitations to these addresses'. However, there isn't an accept or decline option for the location on the room's owner's iCal client, has anyone else run into this issue and what did you do?


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We recently learned about Andrea's Restaurant by reading an article in the latest edition of Edible Sarasota and it sounded like it would be right up our alley. We decided this past Friday to give it a try, and made our reservations accordingly. Let me say that you absolutely need reservations and you need to plan ahead to make them.
There are a couple of things that you need to know. First is that this is a small restaurant. There are only 10 tables. There is no bar. The staff is minimal -- this past Friday there were two waiters plus two busboys and Andrea, the chef/owner, working the front of the house. There is no hostess either; when you walk in the front door you are literally only a couple of feet away from two tables. But this is all okay; it gives the place a homey feeling to it.
The menu is short and changes frequently. I had looked over the menu online Friday morning but several of the items that I thought I might try were not on the menu Friday evening. We elected to go with the tasting menu, and were extremely pleased with the outcome.
Andrea's tagline is "The art of food and wine" and it fits perfectly. The food was absolutely amazing, and you can easily and quickly tell that there is a passion about it both in preparation and in presentation. Everything was absolutely fresh and of the highest quality.
As to the wine... well, do not go in expected to order by the glass. Yes, there are some limited choices here but frankly they were sub-par. Andrea has an extensive cellar, and a lot of mature wine in it, so the emphasis is on wines by the bottle. The wine list is heavy on Italian (yea!) but also carries a good mix of French, American and other new world selections. There is also a good mix of heavy hitter names (Ch. Margaux, Grange, etc.) as well as some eclectic wines as well. The only down side to the wine list? The prices are exorbitant. In purusing this list I noticed many bottles exceeding $300 with many over $500. There are some less expensive bottles on the list, but they are few and far between. The average price has to be over $100 a bottle. Yes, there are a lot of mature bottles listed (can you say 1952 Barolo?) but these prices are prohibative to many people. I would have liked to seen a broader mix of less expensive, younger wines.
So, what did we drink? Knowing that we were having the tasting menu and that we would only be having a single bottle of wine, we elected to go with a 2003 Grimaldi Barbera d'Alba Superiore. We expected that this would work with a range of dishes and it worked out perfectly. There was a lot of black fruit up front, mingled with a rustic earthiness and faint tannins on the finish. While it was drinking well, it easily could have aged another decade or so. Andrea himself brought the wine to the table, and laughingly told us that it was the last bottle! Glad we were only having one bottle then!
This past Tuesday was the monthly tasting over at The Butcher's Block here in Sarasota. This is quickly becoming my favorite tasting in the area. The wines represent a broader range of price points, there is more focus on different wines and it is not nearly as crowded as other tastings.
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While there is no greater benefit than knowing that you are providing a student- athlete with the resources to further their education while pursuing his or her athletic dreams, Yosef Club members do receive tangible benefits as well. Some of these benefits include access to the Yosef Hospitality Clubroom and an invitation to attend a special social event as guests of Chancellor and Mrs. Kenneth E. Peacock. For a full list of benefits, refer to the chart.
The Yosef Club Hospitality Room
Yosef Club members at the Chancellor's level and above are invited to enjoy refreshments and festivities before home football games and select home basketball games. Members are issued hospitality passes for admission, and may bring 2 guests per membership card. At football games, the Yosef Club Hospitality Room is located in the Quinn Center next to Kidd Brewer Stadium. There refreshments will be served 2.5 hours prior to the game until 45 minutes prior to kickoff. At basketball games, the Yosef Club Hospitality Room is located on the court behind the basket on a raised platform. Chancellor's level and above members may enter the Holmes Convocation Center at the "Media Entrance" located between the NW and SW entrances with a ticket and Yosef Club Hospitality Room club card or may enter the building at a normal entrance and walk down to the hospitality room entrance.
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Yosef Club members at the Old Mountain Jug level and above will receive an invitation in the fall to attend a special social event with the Chancellor after a selected home game contest.
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In order to receive game day parking, Yosef Club members are required to be season ticket holders. Half season ticket holders are eligible for parking, but will only have parking privileges for the three games that they purchased through the half-season package. Post-season parking for half-season ticket holders will be made available in a festival parking deck, per request.
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Yosef Club Members, who are season ticket holders, are eligible for football game parking benefits. Parking spaces will be determined by your annual donation to the Yosef Club. Within your giving level, your personal point rank will determine your numbered space.
Parking assignments for the highest annual giving level start in the Stadium lot. Yosef Preferred Parking lots with numbered spaces are as follows and are highlighted on the adjoining color-coded map: Stadium, Justice, Duncan, Raley, Greenwood and University Drive lots.
Festival Parking lots are as follows and are highlighted on the adjoining color-coded map: Rivers Street Parking Deck and Library Parking Deck. Your assigned parking lot is determined by the total number of donors at each annual giving level. Priority for the Rivers Street Parking Deck will be given to donors at the $500 level and above while $250 level members will be assigned to the Library Parking Deck.
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Welcome to the etnies UK team Mark Baines
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Mark Baines needs no introduction; a stalwart of the UK & European skate scene and true professional, he's killing it now harder than ever, with a seemingly endless slew of recent coverage and video parts. We're proud to welcome Mark to the etnies family with yet another a brand new edit to kick-start the new year and ring in the changes.
How hard was it to film the section in this bitter winter?
With the part the only difficult thing was the weather and getting dry days. I don't mind the cold too much but the wind is the worst and we've had a lot of that lately. Once we got going and logging footage it wasn't too bad pulling it all together.
Is the collation of a video part or edit still a process you look forward too? And now with the emphasis on the web as opposed to print do you think that this is playing into 'your hands' to a certain extent?
I guess so yes! I love filming video parts, I always have. It's like you get the first few clips and can already see what you want to do. I do think it's a shame that video, although widely viewed via the internet, has become almost throw away and unappreciated, but you have to move with the times and I am as happy working on little projects like this one as I am putting together full parts… It's what I have always enjoyed doing.
There have been some major changes to your support structure recently... Were these easy decisions to make and how do you see your new paths evolving over the next year?
Yeah it's been a pretty crazy few months. It really made me look at my overall situation. I was on the full DVS team, but I felt like I was lost in the mix. Before that it felt like we had relevance even though we were on the Euro thing they had set up, but at least we knew our place kind of thing? Basically with leaving DVS and Blueprint focused and based in America I felt like it wasn't right for me and where I'm at currently. The decision to leave Blueprint was so tough because these are some of my oldest friends, but I had to do what was right for me. Being part of Fabric Skateboards, which is focused on the UK and Europe made sense. The one thing that always made Blueprint stand out was that it wasn't just another American company and I guess I still think of it in that way. This year I'm just carrying on skating as I always have, nothing changes. My problem is that I always said you should always aim to put out better parts than your previous one and once you're way off the mark then its time to have a rethink, I am still trying to put out better parts and I have that same drive so I just want to bring all that to etnies. Give me a project and I'm happy.
Why etnies?
If I'm honest I was wondering what I should do with regard to shoes. It's so tough when you are with a brand for over a decade, you don't really see yourself on anyone else. I spoke with Percy (UK etnies TM) about etnies, and after looking at the team and shoes I made the decision. It's going to be a good thing, etnies has always been the solid brand, supporting skateboarding and I'm pleased I now get a chance to be a part of that.
How do you see this year panning out? Have you any aims/plans/projects?
There's a couple trips I'm going on this year. I spoke with Haslam yesterday about a Cyprus trip which would be fun. Then we are doing etnies trips and a couple of Fabric trips and there's always stuff going on with WeSC. I am working on another little clip for Fabric right now, which needs to be done by the end of the month really to coincide with my board coming out. It's 80mph winds atm though so it's a little out of my hands. I am also doing the skate camp in the summer with WeSC and now etnies are backing it too. That's going to be really good fun. Just trying to be as productive as possible really, I enjoy producing video and shooting photos so that's always been a main focus for me and will continue to be.
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Two friends say they are extremely lucky after spending almost ten hours in the Albemarle Sound after their small sailboat capsized during a storm.
Bruce Wachob and Linda Barnes left from Albemarle Beach in Washington County around 3:30 p.m., planning to sail around for about an hour in their 12-foot Sunfish. But within a half hour the two say winds picked up, changed directions and they saw a dust storm in the distance. By 4:15 p.m. they decided to sail toward Edenton, but 15 minutes later waves had capsized their boat.
At first the two didn't have life jackets, but Wachob was able to pull them from the overturned boat. The two said they hung on the side of the boat for about three hours during the storm with lightning, heavy rain and big waves hitting them. They say finally by dusk the winds had calmed down enough that they were able to climb on the bottom of the boat.
Wachob and Barnes didn't tell anyone of their outing, but fortunately a neighbor saw them leave and called authorities when the two did not return. Around 2:00 a.m. a Coast Guard MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew from Elizabeth City spotted the two and rescued them.
The two friends tell WITN News they plan to go out again on the sound in the Sunfish, but the next time will make sure someone knows of their plans as well as put cell phones in their dry bag and carry flashing strobe lights, just in case.
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The search for two missing boaters from Washington County has ended in a rescue, according to the Coast Guard.
Coast Guard crews rescued Bruce Wachob, 49, and Linda Barnes, 63, at 1:54 a.m after their sailboat capsized. The couple was found five miles northeast of where they initially launched their 12-foot Sunfish Monday around 4 p.m.
The couple's neighbor reported the two missing around 8 p.m.
Helicopter crews lifted Barnes from the water, while a rescue boat crew helped Wachob tow the boat to shore.
Barnes was taken to Air Station Elizabeth City with no medical concerns.
The NC Coast Guard is searching for a man and woman from Washington county, after they went out on a boat in the Albemarle Sound and never returned.
Officials with the North Carolina Coast Guard say that people saw Bruce Wachob, who is believed to be 49-years old, and 63-year-old Linda Barnes head out in a 12-foot Sunfish Monday afternoon near Albemarle Beach in Washington County.
The couple was last seen in the south side of the Albemarle Sound heading north toward the Edenton area.
The NC Coast Guard along with NC Wildlife are actively searching in the overnight hours by boat, and the Coast Guard plans to send out a helicopter after day breaks. Washington County and Chowan County officials are also working on the case.
The Coast Guard says they doesn't know where Wachob and Barnes were headed or what their intentions were.
The boat they are searching for has a green and white sail with a number 44 on it.


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The Woman Who Gave Us the First "Immortal Cells"
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot is the true story of a woman who died of cancer and how her cancerous cells lived (and live) on. It is also a story about the amazing and tragic impact this had on her family.
The author's detective work and efforts to gain the Lacks family trust and approval to bring Henrietta Lacks' life to print are also riveting.
Medical Ethics
The book touches briefly on ethical concerns. Are our cells "ours"? Should they be "for sale"? Is informed consent necessary in terms of what might happen to our cells/body parts as a result of medical care?
Interesting questions. What has happened in the past and what happens now regarding "our parts" is surprising and perhaps, unsettling.
The great fear of the medical establishment by some African-Americans is also portrayed in the book. This fear seems very justified as much medical experimentation was conducted upon African-Americans in the past.
So Many Medical Advances, Yet They Remain Out of Reach for Some
An unhappy component of this story is that Henrietta's children have no access to health coverage--especially sad given that their mother's cells have been instrumental in medical research, from the polio vaccine and cell cloning-technology to drug efficiency testing.
Another interesting discovery came in 1953 when Henrietta Lacks' cells provided the information needed to identify the actual number of chromosomes in human DNA.
If She Hasn't Helped You, She Has Certainly Helped Someone You Know
This is a great read. There is so much to think about and ponder while reading this book. The author paints a great picture of Henrietta Lacks as a human being.
I feel as if I know her in some way. Of course, my life (and everyone's) has been touched by her life. I finished this book with a feeling of gratitude.
Author Bio:
Mary Wilmes, Library Assistant at Half Moon Library, has lived in Half Moon Bay since 2000--raising a child, chickens and home-made bread. She enjoys finding unusual books as well as knitting, learning Spanish and playing guitar and piano when she is not reading non-fiction (history, science, medicine, autobiography, and fashion) and fiction.


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Royals agree to terms with Blake Wood, Manny Pina, Jeff Bianchi, Lorenzo Cain and Jarrod Dyson
The Royals have announced that the club has agreed to terms on 2011 Major League contracts with right-handed pitcher Blake Wood, catcher Manny Pina, infielder Jeff Bianchi, and outfielders Lorenzo Cain and Jarrod Dyson. Consistent with club policy, terms of the contracts were not disclosed.
The 25-year-old Wood spent the majority of the 2010 campaign in the Royals bullpen posting a 1-3 record with a 5.07 ERA in 51 appearances, all in relief. The Royals' third-round selection from 2006 compiled a 3.27 ERA in his final 22 outings.
The 24-year-old Cain was also part of the aforementioned December 19, 2010 trade with the Brewers. The outfielder played in 43 games for Milwaukee in 2010, batting .306 with 11 doubles and seven stolen bases in eight attempts.
Dyson, 26, was a September call-up by Kansas City last season, hitting .211 in 18 games with nine steals in 10 tries. A 50th-round selection in 2006, Dyson has swiped 140 bases in 173 attempts (81%) in his professional career.
The 23-year-old Pina spent most of the 2010 campaign with Northwest Arkansas (AA), hitting .259 with 16 doubles, seven home runs and 44 RBI in 74 games. He also appeared in 17 contests with Omaha (AAA). Acquired from the Texas Rangers with outfielder Tim Smith for pitcher Danny Gutierrez on September 3, 2009, Pina nabbed 35 of 83 attempted basestealers (42.2%) in 2010.
Bianchi, 24, missed the 2010 season after undergoing Tommy John surgery on his right elbow last March. The club's second-round pick in 2005 hit a combined .308 between Wilmington (High A) and Northwest Arkansas in 2009.


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Help Out: Jan. 13, 2013
Bowling for kids
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Bowl for the Kids' Sake, the annual fundraiser for Big Brothers Big Sisters, will take place from 1 to 4 p.m. Jan. 26 at Venture Lanes, near St. Albans.
The bowling event provides 20 percent of the agency's funding, which helps pay for bus trips, picnics, pool parties and educational activities for the 75 children served in Kanawha and Putnam counties.
Teams of up to five bowlers raise a minimum of $200 to bowl. Individual entry fee is $75. Sponsorships range from $500 to $4,000. Prizes are awarded to teams and individuals raising certain amounts.
To sign up, call 304-746-7900 or visit www.littlemomentsbigmagic.com.
The nonprofit Big Brothers Big Sisters, founded in 1904, matches volunteer mentors with at-risk youth.
Caregivers workshop
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- HospiceCare is offering a free workshop for caregivers from 1 to 3 p.m. Jan. 17 at its main office, 1606 Kanawha Blvd. W.
The workshop is designed to educate and to provide answers to those caring for an aging or terminally ill family member or friend, and have questions, dilemmas, uncertainty about their ability to provide appropriate care.
The workshop is being held in conjunction with the opening of HospiceCare's new PallitiveCare Center for Education and Consulting. Newly named director of palliative care Vickie Powell and community education coordinator Carol Matheny will lead the workshop.
Advance directives and community resources available for families and friends to provide better care to their loved ones will be discussed.
The PalliativeCare Center at HospiceCare serves families in Boone, Braxton, Clay, Fayette, Greenbrier, Jackson, Kanawha, Lincoln, Mason, Monroe, Nicholas, Pocahontas, Putnam, Roane, Summers and Webster counties.
For more information about the workshop or the center, contact Powell at 304-941-1950 or Matheny at 304-941-1951.
Cupcake War for camp
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The second annual Cupcake War to benefit Rock Camp 4 Girls Appalachia will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 26 at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore, 301 Piedmont Road.
All proceeds go to the free summer camp for 60 to 80 girls from West Virginia. Many of the campers are from foster homes or low-income backgrounds. Campers learn important life skills in addition to music skills.
Last year, more than 2,000 cupcakes were donated, raising $1,500 toward camp scholarships.
Bakers interested in entering the free competition should email email@example.com.
Shelter needs items
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The following items are need for Crossroads, the men's shelter in Charleston:
Coffee, milk, butter, cheese, canned goods, cereal and oatmeal.
Items may be dropped off anytime from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Crossroads, 503 Leon Sullivan Way.
The deadline for submissions to Help Out is noon Wednesday for the following Sunday. If you would like a response from the public, please provide the name and telephone number of a person who can be listed in the newspaper. Send information via email to firstname.lastname@example.com, by fax to 304-348-1233, or by regular mail to Help Out, The Charleston Gazette, 1001 Virginia St. E., Charleston, WV 25301.


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Best Kids Parties: Christmas in July
My Party: Mason & Madison (Chattanooga, TN)
We never thought we'd say it, but snow sounds pretty good right now! Take a cue from Kellie and bring a little winter to your summer: We had a Christmas in July birthday party! Who doesn't want to celebrate 2 of the best days of the year in one big party?
Who doesn't want to celebrate 2 of the best days of the year in one big party? It was a big hit to say the least, because my twins love Christmas. We needed something to cool us down with our hot, humid & hazy Summer days. So we turned the A/C down & decked the halls for the big day & celebrated the twins turning 3.
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A French fried Serbian Slide: First Nole, then NaturAna, and now Jelena Jankovic goes down in Paris 3-6, 6-0, 9-7 to Sorana Cirstea in the fourth round after serving for the match in the decider. Ick.
Of course, there was the usual drama of a JJ match - trainer calls, high kicks, towel dabbing - but in the end her fragile game and mind deserted her. The Serb was asked about these recent struggles and her current coaching situation in her post-match presser and she had an interesting response to the latter:
Q. You struggled a lot at the beginning of the season, and then it seems that it was much better, that you were improving maybe slowly, but you were improving. Do you think you are still far from your best, from the best you can do?
JELENA JANKOVIC: No, I need ‑‑ you know, I need my confidence back. I need this ‑‑ you know, when it's important points, important moment of the match, I need to, you know, go for my shots. I need to have that belief that they're going to go in.
But because I played quite poorly in the beginning of the year, my game was, you know, a catastrophe. It was really painful even to be on court. It's a little bit lack of confidence out there in the important moments, but hopefully this will change in the future.
I have to, you know, try to keep working and try to find my game for the, you know, for the future.
Q. Are you going to change your coach, or you're still working with your coach?
JELENA JANKOVIC: I don't know yet. I cannot tell you. You're asking me too much after the match. You know, I really don't know what I'm going to do.
Hmmm - she's clearly mulling over the idea of dumping her coach. I could see JJ doing it since her results have dipped dramatically this year. In any case, something needs to change.
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Allanblackia: a species of choice - interview with Pauline Buffle
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Pauline Buffle is a Programme Officer in the Global Forest and Climate Change Programme. She leads and manages several forest conservation projects, including the Allanblackia project.
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Ken Thompson wasnt the only chief executive of a big Tar Heel company forced out in the past year, and given the pain shareholders are feeling, more might go. Forty-eight of the 75 largest public companies based in North Carolina produced a negative total return for shareholders in their latest fiscal year. Many have continued to struggle, and some of those with positive returns ended their fiscal year before December, when the economy was stronger, and have lost value since.
Among the biggest earners, CEO pay moved in the same direction as company performance, according to information compiled by the Charlotte office of human-resources consultant Findley Davies Inc. Bank of America Corp. and Wachovia Corp. watched profits plummet and posted negative total returns. Pay for their CEOs fell, too. At BofA, Ken Lewis saw his bonus shrink 35%; overall pay, 7%. Thompsons bonus withered from $5.2 million in 2006 to zero. His overall pay fell 23%. And eventually, he lost his job. But right behind them was Mackey McDonald, who retired from apparel maker VF Corp. earlier this year. His cash income salary and bonus shot up 22% and total pay increased 16% while VFs total return fell 14%. Boosting cash pay in the face of negative total returns wasnt an anomaly. Almost half of the companies with CEOs on the job at least two fiscal years did so.
In some cases, the CEO might have hit internal benchmarks that helped keep the company profitable VFs net income rose 11% or avoid a bigger loss, yet the company was still punished by Wall Street because it was in a struggling industry or other external factors. There are an enormous amount of variables that go into these decisions, says Hank Federal, principal and market leader for Findley Davies Southeast practice. But when a shareholder receives this type of information, theyre not going to care about all the internal nuances. Theyre saying, I lost a dollar a share, and my board thought it proper to increase executive comp. And theyre not going to understand that.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- For the past week, we have been hearing from those who were there on the National Mall for the original March on Washington.
Today, Reginald Tobias and Walter Robinson share their memories about a day and a speech that continue to inspire them.
When 17-year old Reginald Tobias turned on the TV in 1963 he saw some startling images. "There was so much going on in the South that we were despondent with all the assassinations and people being run over and hosed with heavy water and dogs biting them..." said Tobias.
He added, "I needed to go to the march."
Walter Robinson said, "You didn't get the jobs you should have gotten...and after fighting for the country, we were denied that."
That's why Walter Robinson, then a medical technician at the old Walter Reed Hospital marched FOR jobs and AGAINST bigotry in his own country. The WWII vet and member of the famed Buffalo Soldiers unit in the 92nd Infantry division, felt it was his duty.
I met Mr. Robinson, now 92, and his boss, Mr. Tobias, who is 67, on the job at the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. They've worked side by side for 13 years, members of the security staff. They didn't know each other back then, but they both remember that other August 28th as if it were yesterday.
"It was a hot day," remembered Robinson. "...We have to be up at V Street at around 8 or 9 o'clock. Then we started the march."
Robinson recalled, "On the way down there was singing. Everybody was very happy going down listening to the speech. It was very encouraging."
About the same time, Tobias, a student at Phelps Vocational was making his way down to the Lincoln Memorial on his bike. "...from 53rd and East Capitol all the way down to the Mall...me and 3 of my classmates, my best friends," shared Tobias.
He said, "We got to the backside of the Lincoln Memorial. It was there that I did see Dr. King, just the back of his head."
The teens were overwhelmed and startled at the size of the crowd.
Tobias remembered, "Seeing the crowd rocking back and forth singing 'We Shall Overcome Someday' and I was on the steps just waving. Such a fine time, I'll never forget. It was beautiful."
Then Dr. King gave his speech. "He had people actually weeping," said Robinson.
They left that evening feeling hopeful, with a promise of better days ahead. Those days came. They pray now for the next generations -- they'll be able to support and educate their families, and come together to help their underprivileged fellow Americans.
Wednesday afternoon, joining churches across the country, the bells at the Shrine will ring at 3 p.m., the exact time Dr. King began his "I Have A Dream" speech.


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WS 200 Introduction to Women's Studies. Three hours.
An interdisciplinary course examining the roles of women in patriarchal society, with emphasis on how factors such as race, class, gender, and sexuality contribute to the oppression of women and ways they can be challenged through feminist critical practices.
WS 205 Women's Autobiographies. Three hours.
Through an examination of women's autobiographical writings, the roles women have assumed in different cultures and periods are considered. Analytical techniques from the study of art, literature, and psychology are used to discover issues inherent in women's experiences.
WS 220 Mothers and Daughters. Three hours.
Prerequisite: WS 200 or permission of the instructor.
Investigation of the institution of motherhood, the forces shaping it, and the significance of mother-daughter relationships.
WS 234 Women and Religion (same as REL 234). Three hours.
WS 240 The Culture of Southern Black Women. Three hours.
The history and culture of black women in the South are examined through essays, creative writing, film, music, first-person narrative, and field research.
WS 300 Women in the Visual Arts. Three hours.
Women's creative expression in fine art and domestic arts and crafts is examined from historical and contemporary perspectives; slide lectures offer examples of women's art work. Consideration is also given to professional and social roles of women artists.
WS 310 Special Topics. Three hours.
Examination of selected issues in women's studies.
Changing topics: for example, women and work, women in the world, social inequality.
WS 330 Gender and Social Activism. Three hours.
Examination of the social, political, and legal movements in the United States and their influences on the status of women in society. The intersection of race, ethnicity, gender, class, and sexuality is explored as a mechanism to address the struggles, experiences, and successes of women. The relationship between theory and practice is realized through gender-based action projects.
WS 340 Women and Law. Three hours.
This seminar's major focus is the impact of law on the status and lives of women.
WS 402:403 Internship in Women's Studies. Three hours.
Prerequisites: WS 200, WS 430, and permission of the chair.
An opportunity for students to gain fieldwork experience in an organization or agency that focuses on women-related issues.
WS 410 Essential Readings and Writings in Women's Studies. Three hours.
Prerequisite: WS 200 or permission of the instructor.
Essential readings and writings for female equality. Assignments focus on the publications and activities of feminist pioneers from the Enlightenment through the suffragist/abolitionist movement and contemporary period.
WS 430 Women in Contemporary Society/Feminist Theory. Three hours.
Prerequisite: WS 200 or permission of the instructor.
Considers major economic, sociological, psychological, and philosophical approaches to the study of women. Emphasis is on the formulation of theories.
WS 440:441 Seminar in Women's Studies. Three hours.
Prerequisite: WS 200 or permission of the instructor.
Courses under this rubric are designed to meet a specific need and supplement regular offerings.
WS 450:451 Independent Study in Women's Studies. One to six hours.
Prerequisites: Permission of the director and arrangement in advance of the semester in which enrollment is planned.
Independent study on any subject pertaining to women, under the supervision of a professor in the chosen field and/or the program director.
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Prerequisite: WS 200 or permission of the instructor.
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Zack and Miri are two lifelong platonic friends who are deep in debt and enlist the help of their friends to make a porno movie for some quick cash. But as everybody starts "doing" everybody, Zack and Miri realize that they may have more feelings for each other than they previously thought.
The title really says it all doesnt it? Its a plot synopsis, a marketing plan, and a movie title all rolled into one. Who needs a movie poster? Just write the title on a piece with directed by Kevin Smith, and audiences will show up to see it. Well some audiences. Ok, certain audiences. Kevin Smiths audiences.
You either like Kevin Smith, hate Kevin Smith, or have no idea who Kevin Smith is. The guy has an established crowd who he can count on to show up for his movies, and outside of that the world at large just doesnt seem to get it. Hes kind of like the white Tyler Perry, and personally I wouldnt have it any other way.
Still, if Kevins ever going to have a breakout hit, Zack and Miri Make a Porno has a good chance to be it. Its the cast stupid. The movie stars Hollywood breakout headliners Seth Rogen and Elizabeth Banks in its story of two friends making amateur pornography. Dont expect to see Rogens penis though. At least I hope we wont see Rogens penis. Hey Kev, can we get some sort of guarantee on that?
Penis or not, Seth Rogens kind of a big deal, and Elizabeth Banks is on the verge of being a big deal herself. Its also a pretty big deal for Kevin Smith, a guy whos movies usually star his friends, and not bankable Hollywood talent. Maybe thatll be enough to wake audiences up to his genius. And make no mistake, genius is what he is. If you werent already convinced by Chasing Amy, then Clerks II solidified it. What other filmmaker could make a sweet, romantic movie with donkey sex? Ok, maybe Judd Apatow, but even he has the good sense not to show the burro.
Maybe Seth and Elizabeth wont be enough to get the average moviegoer out though. Who knows? Not long ago USA Today printed the ridiculous assertion that moviegoers wont watch something with porno in the title. Maybe theyre right. Or maybe they simply werent aware that the entire internet was built on peoples undying love of sex and nudity. Pornography is pretty popular, and I doubt its popularity will suddenly die down because Kevin Smith puts the word porno in his movie title. Even Kevin Smith doesnt have the power to kill mankinds lust for new barely legal videos.
Not that Smith would ever make an actual porno. Porn may be in the title, but like all of Smiths movie Zack and Miri will likely only use nudity, and his trademark dick and fart jokes to say something deeper. Of the film Smith says, What's weird about it is, it's dirty. But it's so incredibly sweet. Sounds like a Judd Apatow movie again, doesnt it? Except Smith was doing Apatow long before Apatow was Apatow. He just doesnt get the credit. Kevin knows dirty and sweet, and Zack and Miri Make a Porno should be something pretty special.
Zack And Miri Make A Porno Release Date
In Theaters October 31, 2008
Zack And Miri Make A Porno Credits
Starring: Seth Rogen (Zack), Elizabeth Banks (Miri), Jason Mewes, Traci Lords, Jeff Anderson, Katie Morgan, Rick Mabe, Tom Savini, Craig Robinson
Written by: Kevin Smith
Directed by: Kevin Smith
Produced by: Scott Mosier
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: The Weinstein Company
External Info: Zack And Miri Make A Porno Official Website
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - The Atlanta Braves and free-agent outfielder
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Our partner asked us about an year ago to set up a local domain with internal mailing, with domain like foo.local and mailing server mail.foo.local. The domain controller is a windows server, authentication on zimbra is done by active directory. The system was working very well and we are satisfied with zimbra.
This week they asked us to extend this setup so all the users can send emails to external addresses as well. We could add a second alias domain, but having two addresses can be a bit useless and confusing for the users in the internal mailing. Changing (renaming) the domain might pose problems i do not anticipate yet.
How should I go about this?


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|Dragon golfers pick up 2 second-place finishes
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Holyoke golfers had quite the successful week, earning second-place finishes at both the Friday, Aug. 23 Burlington Invite and the Monday, Aug. 26 Yuma Invitational.
Gage Garnas steered HHS into a top-three finish for the first time this season by carding a 79 at Burlington, tying him for the tournament lead with Conner Blach of Yuma. Through Colorado high school golf tiebreak rules, Garnas was declared the winner.
Tristan Sullivan and Daniel Swisher each shot a 107 in the round to give Holyoke a team score of 293. Gabriel Marner also competed with the varsity squad, finishing the day with a score of 114.
"I think that we're going in the right direction," coach Garrett Gordon said. "The young guys are playing better and Gage (Garnas) is playing really well and kind of holding the team together."
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BRASELTON, Ga. -- A Braselton woman is reeling after her neighbors watched burglars posing as repo men steal almost everything in her house-all in broad daylight.
Ariella Guzman is living and working in Atlanta while her Braselton home is on the market. She left it furnished hoping it would sell faster.
"What bothers me is how brash and bold they were. It was 2:00 in the afternoon when they took the things and they loaded up three truckloads," Guzman said. "They came back in again and again and nobody thought anything different of it."
Neighbors weren't home Tuesday, but they told police they saw the burglars visit the home on four different occasions. The two men took pictures, and posted a fake foreclosure sticker on the front door. When they returned, they loaded their pickup truck with everything from flat screens to a dining room set to Christmas decorations and family portraits. Neighbors who asked what was going on were shown a fake work order.
"With authority they basically told my neighbor to mind his own business because they were from the bank and they were doing their jobs," Guzman said.
There were no signs of forced entry into the home, and police think the men may have visited the house through a realtor and left a window unlocked. They are planning to dust for fingerprints, and hoping to find something before talking to the neighbors. They say the complexity of the scheme means the men will be hard to catch.
Guzman is hoping someone else will hear her story and think twice if they see men removing personal items from a home. She said the hardest thing about the whole experience was explaining what happened to her kids, who lost all their toys.
"I had to explain to them that there are bad people in the world and they do bad things," Guzman said. "But there are good people in the world that do good things too."


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Parkinson's Action Network South Carolina State Director, Adrienne O'Neill, is a powerful force in her state's Parkinson's community. Not only does she advocate for strong federal policy on behalf of people with Parkinson's, she works with her local area hospital to educate everyone from the CEO to the nurses and doctors about Parkinson's disease, and the care it requires.
We interviewed O'Neill and learned about how she developed a strong working relationship with her Representative in Congress, and how she hopes to work more closely with her Senators.
Q: Adrienne, tell us how you came to be a part of the Parkinson's community in South Carolina.
Adrienne O'Neill: I moved from Rhode Island to Hilton Head, South Carolina in the summer of 2005 with my husband Larry. Though we intended to retire, in 2007 I found myself working for Island Hospice in Hilton Head as a Chaplain. That same year, I began to feel "something coming over me." I was exhausted all the time, my arm ached (I thought it was from playing golf) and I began to notice a slight change in my gait. Of course, I know now that it was the early symptoms of Parkinson's disease, but it wasn't until December of 2009, after visiting numerous physicians, that I was diagnosed with Parkinson's. It wasn't a surprising diagnosis since both my mother and my grandfather had Parkinson's.
Having led support groups for Hospice (a job I had to, unfortunately, leave) I realized that my husband and I would benefit from a support group. It was there that I learned about 23andMe and was tested for the LRRK2 gene mutation and found out that, indeed, I carried the gene mutation. In the early 1990s when my mother was diagnosed, she was told it was "just a coincidence" that she and her father had Parkinson's. I am so grateful to my support group because through them I learned so much about the disease and the available resources.
Q: What drew you to Parkinson's advocacy and working with PAN?
AO: Together with other support group members, I began attending Parkinson's conferences, and met PAN's Georgia State Director James Trussell (recipient of PAN's 2010 Milly Kondracke Award for Outstanding Advocacy) at the Southeastern Parkinson's Conference in Atlanta. Meeting James was a pivotal moment for me. He told me about the work PAN does and suggested that I look online to learn more about the organization. I had just volunteered to lead a support group and wasn't sure I could fit another responsibility on my plate. But once I learned about PAN's advocacy work, I was in! Last February, I attended my first PAN Forum as a Congressional Coordinator and visited the offices of our Senators and Representatives from South Carolina. Putting to use the skills I learned at the Forum, I was able to articulate important issues and concerns of the Parkinson's community to the staff of five Members of Congress from South Carolina.
Q: How do you help educate the public about Parkinson's disease?
AO: Through my work with the Hilton Head/Bluffton Support Group, I focus a lot of my time on the proper care and treatment of Parkinson's patients. I have worked with nurses and other hospital staff members to educate about Parkinson's disease. I am working now to create a team of people with Parkinson's and care partners that will go to our local hospitals and nursing homes to educate staff. I have put together several "leave behinds" that detail what to be attentive to when caring for someone with PD. Also, I have recently been asked to join a steering committee at St. Joseph's Candler Hospital in Savannah, Georgia, that will work to better serve those with movement disorders.
Q: What are some of the biggest challenges you have faced as an advocate?
AO: My biggest challenge was meeting Representative Joe Wilson (R-SC). I was scheduled to meet him during the PAN Forum but he was called away for a vote at the last minute. It was my good fortune, however, to have a very positive and meaningful meeting with his Deputy Chief of Staff, Melissa Chandler. We discussed issues facing Parkinson's research funding, the National Neurological Diseases Surveillance System Act, as well as the Parkinson's Caucus. Melissa was so open to hearing what I and two others from South Carolina had to say about PD and she reported to Representative Wilson the essence of our meeting. I have continued to stay in communication with her since, and as a result of these efforts, Representative Wilson has become a member of the Parkinson's Caucus and has become a Co-Sponsor of the Surveillance System Act. I received a note thanking me for calling these issues to his attention.
While I had good meetings with staff members for Senator Lindsay Graham (R-SC) and Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) at the PAN Forum, meeting them and having a relationship with them such as I have accomplished with Representative Wilson is still a work in progress.
Q: Let's talk about your working relationship with Representative Wilson – how has that evolved over the past few months?
AO: When Congress recessed in August, I called Representative Wilson's local Beaufort County office to see if we could meet with him while he was back in our district. While we weren't able to meet with him in August, his schedule showed he would be in Beaufort, SC for a breakfast on a Friday morning in September. So, my husband and I got on the road bright and early the day of the breakfast, and when we arrived at the restaurant it was almost empty. I asked the waitress if Congressman Wilson had been there and she said, "He's upstairs having breakfast, would you like to go up and speak with him?" We went upstairs and he stood up to welcome us. I introduced myself as a member of the Beaufort County Parkinson's community and as a Congressional Coordinator for the Parkinson's Action Network. I thanked him for the work he has been doing for people with Parkinson's, and he shared with me that he has a good friend with Parkinson's and that his staffer I'd met with in February, Melissa, also has a personal connection to the disease.
He asked that we join him and about nine others for breakfast, which we did! It was an
excellent meeting, and I had several opportunities to speak. After the breakfast, several folks came up to me to talk about Parkinson's. I was astonished; the meeting couldn't have been better! He was delightful and I was very pleased to have finally met him personally. I followed up with a note to Melissa telling her about the meeting and to let her know that I would be sending a thank-you note along with an informational packet the folks at PAN put together for advocates to use as a follow-up to meetings like this.
Q: Have you found email to be a better way to reach out to your elected officials, or is it still important to make phone calls?
AO: I do think it's important to still make phone calls. I have spoken with Melissa in Representative Wilson's office three or four times on the phone since our initial meeting in February. However, I also have had very good responses to my emails. I don't want to be a pest, so I only call when PAN has asked me to do so or if I have something really important to say.
Q: What advice do you have for people with Parkinson's who want to become more involved in the community?
AO: Joining a support group as an initial introduction to the Parkinson's community is an important first step. There, you learn how others are coping with the disease and where the true need lies. So many people with Parkinson's unfortunately don't talk about their PD until they absolutely have to. Because of this, the community has a false sense of the number of people afflicted as well as what their needs actually are. A good first step is telling people that you are a person with Parkinson's and to talk with those you know at social functions, church events, and any other community involvement you may have.
Tell them about the need for research funding, the lack of facilities for the treatment of movement disorders in many communities, and the misunderstanding of the disease even in the medical community. Be an advocate and you will be surprised at the number of people who have a connection to Parkinson's and who are open to hearing what you have to say. You might even meet folks who can help make a difference. I like to tell people, "So much has been accomplished in the treatment of cancer, heart disease, HIV, and other diseases. We need more NIH research dollars to go toward Parkinson's research for better treatments, tests, and a cure!"
We need to raise awareness of this need both locally and nationally! I heard a woman at the PAN Forum stand up before the whole audience and say, "When you become an advocate you cease being a victim." I think she's so right. Since I have become an advocate, I have become tremendously empowered and energized!
Adrienne, on behalf of everyone at PAN and the Parkinson's community, thank you for everything you do!


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Auditions are upcoming for "Los Altos Live!," the fifth annual talent show featuring local performers of all ages. Auditions are scheduled noon to 4 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, April 6 and 7, in Room 803 at Los Altos High. The event itself is scheduled 7:30 p.m. April 20 at Los Altos High School's Eagle Theater, 201 Almond Ave. Performers must fill out this form to participate. Bring it with you to the audition. Parents or legal guardians must sign for child performers.


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Topic: SOLVED == iradadmin to iradadmin pro upgrade problems
I currently have iRedAdmin 0.1.6 working
I am upgrading to iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2
I have CentOS 6.0
I am using iRedMail-0.7.3
steps I followed.
#mv iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2.tar.bz2 /var/www/
#cd /var/www/
# tar xjf iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2.tar.bz2
# rm -i /var/www/iredadmin
# ln -s iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2 iredadmin
# cp -p iRedAdmin-0.1.6/settings.ini iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2/
# chown -R iredadmin:iredadmin iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2
# chmod -R 0555 iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2
# chmod -R 0400 iRedAdmin-Pro-LDAP-1.6.2/settings.ini
#service httpd restart
connected with my web browser and it still just went to the open-source version and not the pro
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Hi, to give you a little backround on my Zimbra installation I got the 60-day trial in March of this year and was never able to get it working at all. Even though I never got it working my company decided to purchase Zimbra within that 60-day trial. I accidentally got it working after about 2 months of playing with it which I have to say now was pure luck. 2 weeks ago my IT Director wanted to change the public IP of the server, which sounded easy at the time. It stopped working after changing the public IP. I sought help here posting lines and lines of code and wasn't able to receive an answer, support will not help me because they don't support BIND which is what I assume I am having trouble with. Which all brings me to today...
I'm finding the documentation not very straight foward, for instance the wiki article "Making BIND and Zimbra Work" is somewhat helpful but after step one it no longer applies to my installation I think. I end up with what I think is called BIND-Chroot(?) I've never really used Linux until now so I'm not familiar with much I can manage to find my way around the GUI though. With the BIND that I get after typing yum install bind-devel none of the files are where the wiki says they are. Additionally there is no "localhost" zone in the Sample Named.conf file. It seems to me that it calls on the Zonesrfc.1912 file for it's zones which then looks up the paticular files (i.e. mydomain.com.zone) which are located in /etc/named/.
Is there a straight foward guide to either obtaining the version of BIND that is widely used and reffered to in the documentation or geared towards BIND-Chroot? (I've even tried the Ubuntu wiki that's been posted a few times here) Also is there a more straight foward split-DNS guide?
I don't understand the named.conf file at all, it doesn't have any of the things that are mentioned on the forums or documentation. It looks like it's a different file, can someone post a complete named.conf file that I can copy (if that will even work?) My named.conf file is located somewhere like /usr/share/docs/bind-9.3.4/sample/named.conf and I just copy that to /etc/ and/or to /var/named/chroot/var/named/etc
Any help at all to get this thing working would help.


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SHOWGIRL - MOTHER OF SEVEN - GRANDMOTHER OF TEN Palm Springs Follies' Glenda Guilfoyle Relishes All Roles
Palm Springs, California (April 14, 2008) The names define Glenda Guilfoyle and her being.She reels them off in sequential order: "Stacy, Stephanie, Karin, Sean, Curt and the twins, Victoria and Vanessa." The oldest, Stacy, is 47 and a burgeoning fine artist of Hawaiian motifs.They are the seven children of the classic septuagenarian hoofer who performs in the chorus line of "long-legged lovelies" for the long-running Fabulous Palm Springs Follies.But wait. Add to her progeny ten grandchildren, from ages 20 to infancy, and again Glenda proudly recites and without a hitch: "Corey, Courtney, Brett, Connor, Maci, Ross, Shane, Kaitlyn, Gabrielle and, the newest one, Lilyana." She displays a sweater that she knitted for the baby. Between shows.While...
Heather James Art and Antiquities to Host Private VIP Cocktail Party to Celebrate American Cancer Society's American Cancer Society's DESERT SPIRIT XIX HONOREES MICHAEL AND STEPHANIE LANDES WHO: Michael Landes, president of Eisenhower Medical Center Foundation and a prostate cancer survivor, and his wife Stephanie, a breast cancer survivor, will onored at a VIP reception for sponsors, chefs, and restaurant owners participating in the upcoming American Cancer Society's Desert Spirit XIX, the Desert's Premiere Food and Entertainment Event, on Sunday, April 27, 2008.WHAT: The VIP reception, which is by invitation only, will be sponsored by the Heather James Gallery on El Paseo in Palm Desert. Special guests are Desert Spirit XIX Presenting Sponsor Eisenhower Medical Center, Host...
Local company to open Pacific Branch Office in May PALM DESERT, CA - KDI Elements, a full-service design, fabrication and installation company located in Palm Desert, CA is expanding its business to Hawaii. The company will be opening its Pacific Branch Office in Honolulu, Hawaii on May 1, 2008. The KDI Elements Pacific Branch office will mirror the same high quality of products, services, and customer support that are currently offered in their local Desert Branch. They will feature a state-of-the-art Design Center showcasing their products and services staffed with professional design consultants. Services offered will include slab fabrication and installation, tile and stone materials and installation, wood and bamboo materials and installation and carpet material and installation....
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Palm Springs Food & Wine Festival Delights California Gourmets
Hundreds gathered in the Spa Casino's Cascade Room Friday, April 11, as VIPs sampled chefs' offerings and sipped examples of Chateau Montelena's vintages. One of Montelena's vintages was a 1998 Chardonny. That year's late harvest and cooler vintage resulted in a fruit-flavor intensity. It is spicier than average, somewhat close to a Riesling. The color is golden with a hint of apple green. It is a delight to the eye, nose, and palate. Montelena also presented its 2004 Cabernet Sauvignon. Winemaker Bo Barrett says 2004 was a difficult year — the exceptionally hot and dry weather forced a very short harvest. The result was a wine of rich, deep color and a balanced flavor. In fact, both The Wine Advocate and International Wine Cellar rate this Cabernet Sauvignon...
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Unfortunately it doesn't start for me properly in Stella..
I feel that ZylonBane's rendering from this post was closest:
If that could be tweaked a bit, it's the one that reminds me most of the 8-bit version of the game..
OK, then how about this?
I've tweaked ZylonBane's version a bit, and while it's not perfectly in tune, it seems like a happy medium.
Here it is, complete with the intro.
By the way, I mainly know the 7800 version. Is the 8-bit melody different?