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I've just installed Zimbra on FC4 to evaluate it's suitability as a replacement for my aging installation of Netscape Messaging (4.15). The server in question supports about 30 people, at the moment we have approximately 10GB of mailstore.
First let me say am very impressed by the completeness and self-containedness of the product. Great job.
I've run into a major snag, though: Zimbra appears to ignore leading spaces in IMAP folder names. It appears to simply strip them, which confuses my mail client (Thunderbird) and has broken migration of my store (I'm using imapsync).
Here's an example set of IMAP commands that illustrate the issue:
Known issue? Easy fix?Code:0 create "x" 0 OK CREATE completed 0 create " x" 0 NO CREATE failed: mailbox already exists 0 create {2} + x 0 NO CREATE failed: mailbox already exists 0 create " y" 0 OK CREATE completed 0 select " y" 0 NO SELECT failed 0 select {2} + y 0 NO SELECT failed 0 select {1} + y * 0 EXISTS * 0 RECENT * OK [UIDVALIDITY 27706] * FLAGS (\ANSWERED \DELETED \DRAFT \FLAGGED \SEEN $FORWARDED $MDNSENT FORWARDED $JUNK $NOTJUNK JUNK JUNKRECORDED NONJUNK NOTJUNK) * OK [PERMANENTFLAGS (\ANSWERED \DELETED \DRAFT \FLAGGED \SEEN $FORWARDED $MDNSENT FORWARDED \*)] 0 OK [READ-WRITE] SELECT completed 0 list / * * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "/" "INBOX" * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "/" "x" * LIST (\HasNoChildren) "/" "y" 0 OK LIST completed
I also have a few smaller issues:
- server config changes appear to require a restart before they take effect (e.g. clear text login)
- startup time is quite long
- the store is basically flat. 2 issues here: the message->folder db takes extra disk space (my db/data is ~300MB so far, and I've only migrated 34k messages, about 1.6G). Also, a db corruption means the store structure is lost (not so in Cyrus or Netscape).
Thanks for reading,


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I have a CentOS 5 with Plesk already installed on it. I've disabled Plesk's mail services from plesk panel. I've installed ZCS 7.1.4. But i can't get the mailbox to work.
My DNS are setup properly and when i dig it, it returns proper response for query. I m assuming i have a problem with TOMCAT (I have tomcat5 installed on server). Is tomcat really necessary for Zimbra to work. Plus when i try to access webadmin of zimbra it just doesn't work. I can't change the HTTP or HTTPS listening port of the server when i do that i get an error message.Code:antispam Running antivirus Running ldap Running logger Running mailbox Stopped zmmailboxdctl is not running. mta Running snmp Running spell Running stats Running zmconfigd Running
Can anybody help me. I don't knw what to do. I've searched forum for 2 days and didn't get any proper result so i m posting here.Code:ERROR: service.FAILURE (system failure: ZimbraLdapContext) (cause: javax.naming.CommunicationException xxxx.com:389)


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Angkor Wat Temple Complex, Cambodia
Trees are Sentinels
Guarding, Nurturing, Protecting
Bastions of Dignity
Breathing life
Providing shelter
Asking for nothing
Sacrificing everything
– K. Earle
Trees are sanctuaries.
Whoever knows how to speak to them,
whoever knows how to listen to them, can learn the truth.
They do not preach learning and precepts,
they preach undeterred by particulars, the ancient law of life.
– Hermann Hesse, Wandering
Caretaker at Ta Prohm temple, Angkor, Cambodia
For me, trees have always been the most penetrating preachers.
Nothing is holier, nothing is more exemplary than a beautiful, strong tree.
– H. Hesse, ibid
If you would know strength and patience,
welcome the company of trees.
– Hal Borland
It is not so much for its beauty that the forest makes a
claim upon men's hearts, as for that subtle something,
that quality of air that emanation from old trees,
that so wonderfully changes and renews a weary spirit.
– Robert Louis Stevenson
I hear the wind among the trees
Playing the celestial symphonies;
I see the branches downward bent,
Like keys of some great instrument.
– Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
I never saw a discontented tree.
They grip the ground as though they liked it, and
though fast rooted they travel about as far as we do.
They go wandering forth in all directions with every wind,
going and coming like ourselves,
traveling with us around the
sun two million miles a day,
and through space heaven knows how
fast and far!
– John Muir
Planting trees early in spring,
we make a place for birds to sing in time to come.
How do we know? They are singing here now.
There is no other guarantee that singing will ever be.
– Wendell Berry
No wonder the hills and groves were God's first temples…
– John Muir
Trees, proud standing people
stretching fingertips to the sky, reaching, praying
glorious attention, breathing light.
timeless confidence
bending and firm
comforting …
– Wallace Stevens
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Rural Solutions, NexEra Energy Resources partner for Child Abuse Prevention Month
Pinwheels will be springing up in communities across northeast Colorado during April to observe Child Abuse Prevention Month. Rural Solutions and NextEra Energy Resources have teamed up to plant blue and silver Pinwheels for Prevention in the 10-county region of Colorado.
The pinwheels are reflective of the bright futures that all children deserve to have and are in observance of this April, which is National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
"Rural Solutions is thrilled to be partnering with Next Era Energy Resources to keep kids happy, healthy and safe," said Maranda Miller, interim executive director of Rural Solutions. "The pinwheels symbolize our commitment to help children thrive and achieve the bright futures they are meant to have."
There are five simple ways parents and adults can help grow strong families in their communities.
The first is to "Learn Skills to Help You Cope with Stress." Since challenging times impact every family, it's important to remember that hope and a positive attitude will help families overcome obstacles.
Next is to "Learn About Parenting and Child Development." Just as children go to school, it is vital parents take time to learn about child development. Learning comes in the form of reading books, taking a parenting class or conducting research online. This knowledge empowers parents with how to set realistic expectations and gives them tools to handle challenging parenting situations.
Third is to "Help Children Grow and Develop." Parents need to help their children develop emotional and social competence. These life skills help children identify their feelings, clearly communicate to other people and problem solve.
Perhaps the most important is to "Surround Yourself with a Support Network" made up of family and friends. Being a parent is tough, and no one can do it alone. Family and friends provide parents with breaks, support and advice. A good network prevents parents from becoming isolated and feeling overwhelmed.
Finally, "Seek Needed Support" with difficult issues and turn to teachers, early childhood care providers or doctors for advice. These child professionals can easily offer parents advice during times of need. Parents can also call the Parent Support Line at 1-800-CHILDREN to get information, find a listening ear or get referrals to needed resources.
As Child Abuse Prevention Month begins, everyone is encouraged to reach out and support parents and children.
Pinwheels for Prevention is the national signature campaign for PCA America and its 49 state chapters nationwide. The pinwheel represents efforts to change the way people think about prevention, focusing on community activities and public policies that prioritize prevention right from the start to make sure child abuse and neglect never occur.
For more information, please visit www.pinwheelsforprevention.org.
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In response to SoxFanInIL's comment:
The Red Wings. My wife's favorite team so i watch every one of their games anyway. Tremendous skill, excellent coaching and a classy bunch. Datsyuk is the most interesting player to watch in the league. Hard team not to like if you watch them.
But, I HATE that they are moving to the East. I've never had to worry about them giving the B's fits more than once a year, but now... ugh. And it's gonna cause tension in my house. I can't imagine what happens if they meet in the playoffs.
There won't be any issues if they meet in the playoffs. You'll just quit on the Bruins like you did last year.


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Before I entered work, the previos IT migrated from an old zimbra server several accounts to zimbra dektop 7.0.1.
While the mail seems to be imported more or less fine, the contacts info seems to get lost in the process. The import process seemed to run fine (I've tried to do the same myself with other accounts). After importing you would see the contacts listed, but once you would press the contacts tab, the contacts would dissapear. If I create a new contact it will show right on the list, but not he imported ones.
Still, changing between tabs, or using explicitally the search dialog would sometimes show the old imported contacts instead of the new ones.
So it seems that the contacts are improted but listing fails, maybe due to database inconsistencies at importing.
Is there a way to dump/edit the zimbra database to rescue the contact info?


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We gave Lucic a pass for a long time now. It's time to start talking about the 7 million dollar man.
I know he is hard to play against when he plays but this guy has been a no show for a while now. He gets all this credit when he spins his 7 foot body around and scores on a backhander but nothing gets said about him constantly standing still, not hitting (nearly enough), making crappy (lazy) break out passes, not hitting the net with all the shots he gets set up for and he shows no passion. I notice he shows passion (and you can see it in his face) when he plays good. This guy makes 7 million a year and is the captain of his team. Guys who make that much money need to be much more consistent and do way more on the ice as far as i am concerned.
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WHEELING - In rolling to 14 victories in 15 matches, Wheeling Central girls' soccer team has relied heavily on its four seniors - Kristen Jarrett, Beth Stayduhar, Mary Stahl and Aspen Matlock.
But make no mistake about it, the Maroon Knights go much deeper than just their upperclassmen.
Freshman Cate Calissie scored three of Central's first four goals in the opening 29 minutes of play, classmate Lindsey Baker added some fine defense, sophomore keeper Regan Blaha was perfect in goal with a shutout, and the four seniors played their usual parts as the Maroon Knights rolled, blanking visiting John Marshall 6-0 at Field 4 on Wednesday afternoon.
The victory was the second in as many days for Coach David Cross' squad, which dropped its first game of the season in last week's OVAC Cup quarterfinals. Central plays its third game in a row this evening when the Knights travel to New Martinsville to take on Magnolia.
While Coach Jesus Marin watched his Monarchs (5-8) control the ball, and a little bit of the tempo the opening 10 minutes of play, it did not last long and Calissie eventually took over.
The standout freshman sent her first shot over John Marshall back-up keeper Sissy George's head high into the top back corner of the net 15 minutes in on an assist from Baker for a 1-0 lead.
Two minutes later, Calissie recorded her second goal, taking a corner kick from Stayduhar in front of the net and banging it in for a two goal lead.
Stayduhar added one of her own at the 27 minute mark, taking a cross near the net and beating George to make it 3-0 before Calissie pulled off the early hat-trick, on a long pass from Stayduhar, with just over 10 minutes to play in the half for a 4-0 reading.
Bailey Clark scored with four minutes to go in the half before Stayduhar's second goal, to go with a pair of assists, capped the opening 40 minutes and the scoring at 6-0.
"Kate has done an outstanding job for us in the first half our last few games and (Wednesday) was no exception," Cross said. "She is just a terrific kid and a great talent. Add Lindsey Baker to that on defense and I am very excited about our freshmen and sophomores who are playing so well.
"The second half we were basically just playing defense, but we got everybody into the game for a good stretch of time. Everybody plays every game for us, but it is nice when they all get good playing time.
"The girls all played well together (Tuesday) and it carried over (Wednesday). The things I liked most was how the girls passed the ball and talked on both offense and defense."
Offensively Central got off 12 shots on goal while John Marshall was limited to just a pair. The Monarchs also lost starting keeper Autumn Schultz to a pre-game injury.
"Things just didn't start out good for us, we lost our starting keeper in pregame then they came out and scored some quick goals and put us in a whole," Marin said. "But Sissy George did a good job stepping up for us on short notice in goal.
"Wheeling Central is a very good team, one of the best in the Valley. And they are just so tough with only 14 girls on the roster. We played the best we could with the injuries we have.
"There are some mistakes we need to correct, but we will live to play another day."


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KLEM Local Schedule (week of May 30)
MONDAY RESULTS – May 30
(#10-3A)Bishop Heelan 11 Le Mars 8
(SIOUX CITY) -- Tenth-ranked (3A) Bishop Heelan held off a late-game rally by the Le Mars Lady Bulldogs to take their Memorial Day softball match-up 11-8. The Crusaders scored eight runs in the first inning. Erin Kommes took the loss after getting roughed up for 14 hits and ten earned runs. Kommes, Jordan Heidebrink and Ashley Phelan had two hits and two RBI's each to lead the offense Madison Heidebrink's two-run single in the sixth drew Le Mars to within three runs before the rally was halted by Heelan. Le Mars falls to 1-and-2 with the loss.
TUESDAY RESULTS – May 31
(boys tennis)
Dubuque Wahlert beat Le Mars 5-1 in the semifinals, handing the Bulldogs their first loss in 15 matches. ( In singles play, Mike Ahlers lost 4-6, 7-5, 2-6, Kent Hasselquist lost 4-6, 3-6, Eric Havey lost 2-6, 1-6, Keegan Driggs lost 0-6, 1-6, Kolin Brooks won 6-1, 7-5 and Aaron Ruden lost 5-7, 1-6. The doubles matches were not completed)
3rd place match - Boone 5 Le Mars (14-and-2) 3 (In singles play, Mike Ahglers lost 1-6, 0-6, Kent Hasselquist lost 1-6, 1-6, Eric Havey lost 0-6, 2-6, Keegan Driggs won 3-6, 6-1, 1-0 tie-breaker, Kolin Brooks won 6-2, 6-3, and Aaron Ruden won 6-2, 6-1. In doubles play, Ahlers & Hasselquist lost 6-2, 1-6, 0-1 tie-breaker, and Havey & Driggs lost 1-6, 0-6. The number three doubles match was not finished)
(girls golf)
1A STATE MEET AT ANKENY (Hinton is second 29 shots behind the leader Bishop Garrigan after day one & West Sioux is 6th. Individually, Gehlen's Mollie Nemmers is tied for 8th after an opening day 88. Hinton's Katie Clausen shot an 89, Sierra Hazekamp a 91, Emily Knop a 95, Morgan Mehrer a 98, Ashton Moody a 103 and Ali Kallsen a 107. Caitlin Kelhower and Marlee Ericson led West Sioux with 95's.)
2A STATE MEET AT ANKENY (Alta/Aurelia is 8th in team play after day one & Amanda Raak of Sioux Center is 38th after an opening day 102 in individual play.)
3A STATE MEET AT ADEL (M-O-C/Floyd Valley is 5th and Spirit Lake/Okoboji 6th in team play.)
4A STATE MEET AT ADEL (Carlee Oakley of Sioux City North is 10th in individual play after an opening day 85.)
Remsen St. Mary's 5 Gehlen Catholic 1, 9 innings
(LE MARS) -- Remsen St. Mary's erupted for four runs in the top of the ninth inning to snap a 1-all tie and the Hawks beat Gehlen 5-1 in summer softball action at the Riverview Complex Tuesday night. The go-ahead run scored on an error and then Emma Krier unloaded a two-run triple over the right fielder's head for the Hawks. Miranda Staab chased Krier home with a sacrifice fly. Gehlen had tied the game in the bottom of the sixth on Amber Timmins grounder that got through the right side of the St. Mary's infield to drive Steph Rohe home from third. Staab got the win with a three-hitter for the Hawks while Timmins took the loss despite striking out nine. Gehlen falls to 3-and-3 for the season and 1-and-2 in the War Eagle Conference and St. Mary's evens their record at 2-and-2.
(#9-1A) Remsen St. Mary's 8 Gehlen Catholic 3
(LE MARS) -- Number-nine Remsen St. Mary's scored five runs in the second inning off freshman lefty Blake Wiltgen and the Hawks went on to post an 8-3 War Eagle Conference baseball victory over Gehlen Catholic Tuesday night in Le Mars. The Hawks took advantage of ten walks by two Gehlen pitchers. Billy Steichen, who got the pitching win for St. Mary's, had three hits and Cody Colling collected three hits for the Hawks. Mitch Christoffel led Gehlen's offense with two hits while Angel Changolla drove in a pair of runs. Gehlen is 1-and-2 for the season and in the W-E-C while St. Mary's is 1-and-1.
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Reds 16 Marlins 8
Orioles 19 Giants 12
Foxes 18 Hawks 9
White Sox 13 Angels 3
Pirates 6 Dodgers 4
Yankees 6 Rockies 1
Cubs 7 Mets 6
Braves 10 A's 9
WEDNESDAY RESULTS – June 1
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Bishop Garrigan won the team title with Hinton finishing second & West Sioux sixth in team play. Individually, Emily Knop and Katie Clausen of Hinton tied for ninth with 177's, Gehlen's Mollie Nemmers finished 16th with a two-day total of 183 on rounds of 88/95, Marlee Ericson of West Sioux was 20th with a 186. Courtney Hummel of West Sioux and Hinton's Morgan Mehrer and Sierra Hazekamp tied for 25th with 189's, Katie Kelhower of West Sioux shot a 193, Ali Kallsen of Hinton had a 201 and Ashton Moody of Hinton shot a two-day total of 207.
Pleasantville won the team title with Alta-Aurelia finishing eighth. In indvidual play, Alta-Aurelia's Jordan Henningson finished fourth, three shots off the lead with a 163. Amanda Raak of Sioux Center was 34th with a 197.
Charles City won the team title with M-O-C/Floyd Valley finishing sixth and Spirit Lake Park seventh. Indvidually, Maureen Owens of Spirit Lake was ninth with a 177 and Jessica Locker of M-O-C.Floyd Valley took 15th with a 181.
Cedar Falls won the team title and Sioux City North's Carlee Oakley finished ninth with a 170.
Le Mars 4 (#10-2A)Estherville/Lincoln Central 1
Gehlen Catholic at Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn - POSTPONED
(ESTHERVILLE) -- Le Mars rallied for four runs in the top of the seventh inning to erase a 1-0 deficit and the Lady Bulldogs upset number-ten Estherville/Lincoln Central 4-1 Wednesday night in the Lakes Conference opener for both teams. Ashley Phelan's RBI-triple tied the game and Mary Kate Eckstaine's hit brought Phelan home for the go-ahead run. Eckstaine scored on an error and Emily Ellefson's sac-fly brought home the final run. Jordan Heidebrink threw a four-hitter to get the pitching win as Le Mars improves to 2-and-2 on the season and 1-and-0 in Lakes Conference play.
Le Mars 6 Estherville/Lincoln Central 3
Gehlen Catholic at Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn - POSTPONED TO JUNE 9th
(ESTHERVILLE) -- Austin Homan had a pair of RBI hits to back a complete game effort on the mound by Judd Herzberg as Le Mars picked up their first win of the season with a 6-3 victory at Estherville/Lincoln Central Wednesday night. E-L-C cut into a 4-0 deficit with three runs in the bottom of the sixth to draw to within one at 4-3. The Bulldogs answered with two more runs in the top of the seventh with Herzberg collecting a RBI single and then scoring on a wild pitch. Herzberg scattered seven hits and struckout eleven batters. Le Mars improves to 1-and-2 for the season and 1-and-0 in the Lakes Conference.
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lightning halted play and postponed the late games to future dates
THURSDAY RESULTS – June 2
Western Christian 8 Le Mars 6
Gehlen Catholic 3 Spalding Catholic 0
(LE MARS) -- Western Christian turned back a seventh inning threat Thursday night to beat Le Mars 8-6 in Lakes Conference softball action at the Bulldog Complex. The Lady Bulldogs, looking for their second seventh inning rally in as many nights, scored on Ashley Phelan's single and had runners at second and third with one out before Western's Abby Horstman got a strike out and a come-backer to end the threat. Le Mars scored four runs in the third to erase a 3-0 deficit with Jordan Heidebrink's two-run double and RBI singles by Erin Kommes and Phelan giving the Lady Bulldogs their lone lead of the night. Abby Veldman's two-run homer in the fourth put the Wolfpack in front to stay. Horstman added a two-run single in the sixth to extend the lead to 8-5. Le Mars falls to 2-and-3 for the season and 1-and-1 in the Lakes Conference.
(LE MARS) -- Amber Timmins threw a two-hit shutout and struck out 15 to guide Gehlen Catholic past Spalding Cathoilic 3-0 Thursday night in War Eagle Conference softball at the Riverview Complex. Brittany Krienert and Shannon Smith had two hits each. Gehlen improves to 4-and-3 for the season and 2-and-2 in the W-E-C.
Le Mars 9 Western Christian 6
(LE MARS) -- Le Mars used a six-run fourth inning to rally from a 2-1 deficit to a 7-2 lead and the Bulldogs held off Western Christian to beat the defending Lakes Conference champion Wolfpack 9-6 Thursday night in baseball play at the Bulldog Complex. A passed ball, a two-run, error, a sacrifice fly by Judd Herzberg and RBI singles by Eric Havey and Jeremy Bohlke provided the fourth inning scoring for Le Mars. Kendall Candor led the Bulldog offense with three hits. Zach Reuter earned the pitching win with Austin Homan collecting a save with two innings of shutout relief. Le Mars improves to 2-and-2 for the season and 2-and-0 in the Lakes Conference.
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Marlins 14 Cards 12
Giants 12 Reds 4
Panthers 8 Falcons 7
Dodgers 6 White Sox 4
Mets 11 A's 6
Pirates 13 Rockies 3
Angels 6 Yankees 5
Braves 11 Cubs 2
FRIDAY RESULTS – June 3
Sioux City West Earlybird Tournament
Le Mars 4 Hinton 2
Le Mars 14 Kingsley-Pierson 0, 3 innings
(SIOUX CITY) -- Le Mars rallied for four runs in the sixth and seventh innings to beat number-three (1A) Hinton 4-2 Friday morning in the Sioux City West Earlybird Tournament. Ashley Phelan tripled home a run in the sixth and then Le Mars added three more runs in the seventh to erase a 2-1 deficit. Molly Renken threw a two-hitter with eight strike outs for Le Mars.
In the second of the day, Le Mars got a three-inning perfect game from Erin Kommes as the Lady Bulldogs beat Kingsley-Pierson 14-0 in three innings. Le Mars had ten hits with Ashley Phelan and Emily Ellefson driving in three runs each. Le Mars is now 4-and-3 for the season.
Spalding Catholic 6 Gehlen Catholic 5
Glenwood 8 Le Mars 7
(LE MARS) -- Spalding was down to their final strike in the top of the seventh inning Friday trailing 5-4 against Gehlen at the Riverview Complex. A wild pitch and an error allowed the Spartans to literally snatch victory from the jaws of defeat for a 6-5 War Eagle Conference victory. Michael Grady dashed home with the tying run on the wild pitch and when the return throw from the backstop to home plate got loose on the infield, a second runner scored from second base with the go-ahead run. Tyler Konz then shut out Gehlen in the bottom of the seventh to earn the win in relief. Gehlen had two runners thrown out at the plate earlier in the game and twice left the bases loaded. Devin Groenhagen drove in three runs for the Jays on a double and single to help Gehlen take a 5-2 lead after four innings. Spalding scored twice in both the sixth and seventh innings to come-from-behind, earning their first win of the season. Gehlen falls to 1-and-3.
(LE MARS) -- Top-rated Glenwood took advantage of four walks and a hit-batsman to score four runs in the seventh inning to escape an upset bid by Le Mars, 8-7. The Bulldogs nearly stole the game back in the bottom of the seventh, scoring twice before leaving the bases loaded. Iowa recruit Trevor Kauffman of Glenwood had a home run and a triple while Judd Herzberg had a pair of doubles for Le Mars. Austin Homan drove in three runs for the Bulldogs. Le Mars falls to 2-and-3 for the season.
(little league at the West Floyd Complex) (make-up games from May 25th)
Cards 15 Reds 9
Foxes 11 Hawks 10
Panthers 10 Falcons 5
Broncos 13 Chargers 2
Eagles 7 Lions 3
Spartans 13 Rockets 7
SATURDAY RESULTS – June 4
Sioux City West Earlybird Tournament
Le Mars 17 Sioux City West 0
Sioux City East 9 Le Mars 4
C-Y-O Tournament at Carroll
Gehlen Catholic 5 Fort Dodge St. Edmond 4
Remsen St. Mary's 3 Gehlen Catholic 2 (semifinals)
Spalding Catholic 5 Gehlen Catholic 2 (third place game)
(SIOUX CITY) -- Jordan Heidebrink tossed a one-hit shutout and also had two hits with a pair of RBI's to lead Le Mars to a 17-0 win over Sioux City West Saturday at the Sioux City West Earlybird softball tournament. Madison Heidebrink had a pair of triples and drove in two runs and Emily Ellefson had a two-run double.
In the second game of the day, Sioux City East built a 9-0 lead enroute to a 9-4 victory over the Lady Bulldogs. Taylor Michaelson led East with three hits and Emily Keilman had three RBI's. Emily Ellefson had a RBI triple for Le Mars and Erin Kommes drove in a run with a hit. Molly Renken took the loss. The split leaves Le Mars at 5-and-4 for the season.
(CARROLL) -- Gehlen went 1-and-2 Saturday at the C-Y-O softball tournament in Carroll. The Lady Jays opened with a 5-4 win over Fort Dodge St. Edmond as Amber Timmins threw a six-hitter and Bailey Wiltgen collected two hits. Remsen St. Mary's beat Gehlen 3-2 in the semifinals. Abigail Krienert led the offense with three hits while Amber Timmins took the loss in relief of starter Alison Schnepf. Spalding Catholic beat Gehlen 5-2 in the third place game. Amber Timmins was named to the all-tournament team after walking just four batters in 16 innings of pitching. The Lady Jays are now 5-and-5 for the season.
C-Y-O Tournament at Carroll
Storm Lake St. Mary's 4 Gehlen Catholic 0
(CARROLL) -- Storm Lake St. Mary's captaloized on six walks to turn back Gehlen Catholic 4-0 in the quarterfinals of the C-Y-O baseball tournament Saturday in Carroll. Freshman Blake Wiltgen limited the Panthers to four hits and struck out five but continues to struggle with control. He has now walked 15 batters in his three starts in the 2011 season. Mitch Christoffel had two of Gehlen's six hits. The Jays take a 1-and-4 record into the consolation semifinals at 1 pm Sunday.
(little league at West Floyd Park) (make-ups from June 1)
Orioles 14 Cards 12
Lions 12 Rockets 5
Chargers 11 Eagles 10
Broncos 12 Spartans 5
Lions 15 Chargers 10
SUNDAY SCHEDULE – June 5
C-Y-O Tournament in Carroll
Gehlen Catholic 14 Spalding Catholic 6, nine innings
Remsen St. Mary's 7 Gehlen Catholic 5 (5th place game)
(CARROLL) -- Gehlen finished sixth in this year's C-Y-O tournament in Carroll Sunday, winning over Spalding Catholic 14-6 in nine innings before dropping a 7-5 decision to Remsen St. Mary's. In win over Spalding, the game was almost a carbon copy of Friday night's War Eagle Conference game between the two. The Jays took a 5-2 lead into the seventh inning before the Spartans scored three runs to tie it, leaving the go-ahead run on base. Gehlen then scored nine runs in the ninth inning to win it. Devin Groenhagen pitched all nine innings for Gehlen and also drove in two runs with a pair of hits. Michael Whitehead had three hits and three RBI's for the Jays. Billy Steichen belted a two-run homer run and made a key defensive play in the seventh inning to halt a Gehlen rally as Remsen St. Mary's beat Gehlen Catholic 7-5 in the fifth place game. Steichen's homer in the fifth put the Hawks ahead 5-4. Gehlen tied the game in the sixth inning before St. Mary's scored twice in the sixth inning to decide the outcome. Michael Whitehead took the loss, allowing only six hits but walking seven. Devin Groenhagen had three hits for the Jays. The split Sunday left the Jays at 2-and-5 for the season.
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We offer a 4-day TRIAL PERIOD (US and Canada only)
Flute World stocks many different top brands and models of C flutes, piccolos, alto and bass flutes. Every instrument we sell is play tested and adjusted by our professional staff prior to shipment. We will be pleased to assist you in selecting the flute which best suits you, whether you are a beginner, intermediate or a professional player. All instruments are sold with hard shell cases and cleaning rods.
We believe in keeping our prices low, but consistent with high quality service. We promise each customer a fair price corresponding to the manufacturer's price. However, due to conditions beyond our control, (manufacturer's increases and policies, foreign currency fluctuations, etc.) prices are subject to change without notice.
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NCC's Best, the business arm of North Central College's Enactus (formerly SIFE), will hold its Week 10 NCC's Best Fair Trade Open House from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday, Nov. 15-16, inside the 116 S. Brainard House.
Both holiday and every-occasion shoppers are welcome to stop by, browse and purchase products from an inventory of organic, certified green, certified fair trade and direct-trade items, including coffee and various crafts produced in Central American and African countries.
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Toronto, ON (Sports Network) - It might already be too late for the suddenly
hot Washington Wizards.
Bradley Beal had 20 points and six rebounds in the Wizards' 90-84 win over the
Toronto Raptors.
The Wizards, who began the year 0-12, have won seven of their last nine games
and 14-of-22 overall. Washington improved to 18-37 on the campaign.
John Wall added 10 points, seven assists and five rebounds in the win.
DeMar DeRozan netted 25 points to lead Toronto, which had won six of their
last seven tilts coming in.
Rudy Gay was just 1-of-11 from the floor, turned the ball over five times and
netted seven points in defeat.
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Magnetotellurics is a method for estimating the resistivity profile of the Earth's subsurface using the natural electromagnetic source provided by the ionosphere.
This model was defined by Zhdanov et al. in a study published in 1997. In this article, various scientific groups compared software performance on the same models. This is the model called COMMEMI-3D-2, which has become one of the benchmarks for the modeling of magnetotellurics.
This model solves for two frequencies. More frequencies can be added to the study, but for lower frequencies the domain should be made larger by increasing the values of the parameters Lx and Ly.


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Gary Pinkel and the Mizzou Tigers have done a really good job of keeping the best kids from the area in state for the Class of 2013. The one that got away, may have been the most talented. About ten months ago, Ezekiel Elliot made a pledge to Ohio State.
Back in November, a source told USATodayHSS.com that the door may not be totally closed for Mizzou. The source said Elliott, whose parents both went to Mizzou, would probably listen but was concerned with the backlash from the Ohio State fan base, if he did indeed look around.
Elliott made his official visit to Mizzou this past weekend and according to his father, it couldn't have went better. The highlight for Elliott was the "M-I-Z, E-Z-E" chant at the basketball game.
Mizzou is trying to sell Elliott on the Jeremy Maclin story. Maclin was originally committed to Oklahoma before flipping to Missouri and we all know how that turned out.
While Elliott was at Missouri this weekend, another big time running back named Dontre Wilson was visiting Columbus. A source told USATodayHSS.com that Wilson's visit has caused a little tension between Elliott and Ohio State.
The new offensive coordinator for Mizzou has also thrown a wrinkle in to Elliott's decision. Mizzou has told Elliott that Josh Henson's offense will be more tailored to the running back than in years past.
Stacy Elliott, Ezekiel's father, says his son's head is spinning and he is slept the entire car ride home.
If he were to flip, we expect the decision to come before National Signing Day on February 6th.


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Million Mustache March Lobbies for Tax Breaks, 'Stache Awareness
From across the nation they came, carrying signs and banners and little combs. It was the Million Mustache March. On April 1, they gathered at the Capitol to petition their lawmakers for a $250 tax credit to cover facial hair-related expenses.


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Analysis Shows Economic Benefits of Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) has produced a total of $1.6 billion in economic value to the ten RGGI member states between 2009 and 2011, according to an Analysis Group report. By implementing a cap-and-trade program for electricity sector greenhouse gas emissions, RGGI reduced fossil fuel use for electricity and heating, keeping an extra $765 million in fuel expenditures within the region and creating 16,000 new "job years" in RGGI member states. "RGGI generates greater economic growth in every one of the 10 states that participate in RGGI than would occur without a carbon price," said Susan Tierney, a managing principal of the Analysis Group and a report co-author (ClimateWire story – November 15, 2011).
Since 2009, power plant owners have bought allowances at auction to cover their carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. The proceeds of the sales have cumulatively equaled approximately $912 million, and RGGI states have invested this money into their local economies. The Analysis Group report lists energy efficiency measures, community-based renewable power projects, assistance to low-income customers, education and job training programs, and contributions to state general funds as the various recipients of the $912 million in revenue.
The report states that consumers will experience electricity bill increases in the short term. Over time, however, households, businesses, government users, and others will enjoy a net gain of $1.1 billion between 2009 and 2021 due to investments in energy efficiency programs that reduce overall electricity consumption. Power plant owners are expected to lose $1.6 billion in revenue on a net present value basis between 2009 and 2021, and RGGI will afford a competitive advantage to power plants with lower emissions.
New Jersey, which in May 2011 announced its intention to leave RGGI by the end of the year, received approximately $118 million (around 13 percent) in proceeds from allowance sales and benefited from $151 million in economic value added between 2009 and 2011. Approximately $75 million was placed into the state's general fund, while around $27 million was devoted to renewable energy investment.


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The Writers Guild Awards honor outstanding writing in film, television, new media, videogames, news, radio and promotional writing, and graphic animation. The awards will be presented jointly in all competitive categories during simultaneous ceremonies on Sunday, February 17, 2013, in New York at the B.B. King Blues Club and in Los Angeles at the JW Marriott L.A. LIVE. For more information, please visit www.wga.org or www.wgaeast.org.
For media inquiries about the 2013 Writers Guild Awards Los Angeles show, please contact Gregg Mitchell in the WGAW Communications Department at: (323) 782-4651 or email: Gregg Mitchell.
For media inquiries about the 2013 Writers Guild Awards New York show, please contact Jay Strell at Sunshine Sachs at (212) 691-2800 or email: Jay Strell; or visit online at: www.wgaeast.org.
The Writers Guild of America, East (WGAE) and Writers Guild of America, West (WGAW) are labor unions representing writers in motion pictures, television, cable, digital media, and broadcast news. The Guilds negotiate and administer contracts that protect the creative and economic rights of their members; conduct programs, seminars, and events on issues of interest to writers; and present writers' views to various bodies of government. For more information on the Writers Guild of America, East, visit www.wgaeast.org. For more information on the Writers Guild of America, West, visit www.wga.org.


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Bojangles' Assistant Manager job in Moody, Al
- Company
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- Assistant Manager
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- Earn $28,300-$37,000 plus monthly bonus program
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- 2301 Moody Parkway
Moody, Al 35004
Assistant Manager
If you have one year or more experience as an Assistant Unit Director (Assistant Manager) in the restaurant industry, and are looking for a company that offers its employees opportunities to continue to grow, receive additional training and opportunities to advance--while serving the best Biscuits, Chicken and Legendary Iced Tea in the industry--APPLY NOW!
Earn $28,300-$37,000 plus monthly bonus program!
Our Assistant Unit Director (Assistant Manager) assists our Unit Director and provides leadership and coaching to employees generating an atmosphere where people strive to exceed the expectations of the customer. Leading by example, motivating crew members, taking initiative, delivering outstanding customer service and holding others and self accountable are a must for this position.
Bojangles' Restaurants, Inc. is proud to be an equal opportunity employer providing a drug-free workplace.
Thank you for your interest in Bojangles'! While this location may or may not be hiring at this time, we continuously accept applications to ensure that we are able to quickly identify and select the most qualified applicant(s) once a position becomes available. All applications we receive remain active for 6 months to be considered for all potential opportunities that may arise. Please click the "Apply Now" button and continue to the Bojangles' Restaurants, Inc. website to complete the application process for opportunities in your area.
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PADI Diving Society is celebrating 15 years of Total Submersion 14-21 June 2014. Get ready for the ultimate dive adventure and your chance to experience one of the industry's longest running dive events.
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Recommendations and Awards
"Monique has deep knowledge of the cosmetic surgery industry and now she's taking it to a new level with her new social media marketing venture. She's a founding member of the International Social Media Association. Monique focuses her knowledge and creativity on the cosmetic surgery industry. She's made a big difference for our practice, helping us tell our story in the new world of social media. It's also fun (and good business) to watch the impact as she engages and excites our large base of happy patients. La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre has always been a market leader and we're doing it again with Monique's guidance!" Top qualities: Great Results , Expert , Creative - Marie Olesen, Chief Executive Officer, La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre
"I've been in the business more than 30 years and don't know anyone more knowledgeable about cosmetic practice operations and marketing. She's also my main source for social networking technology strategy and support. I can recommend her without qualification."
- Jeffrey J. Denning, Management Consultant, Practice Performance Group
We are honored that our account with La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre took home the award for Best Social Media in Business at the 2010 #influenceSD awards. This San Diego based awards event was created to unite champions in new media. The awards celebrate success in social media and the people behind the campaigns and content.
One of the Facebook Fan pages that is managed by Cosmetic Social Media has caught the eye of the distinguished AP Site (AlertPresence)! La Jolla Cosmetic Surgery Centre's Fan Page was recognized on February 8, 2010 as one of the Five Best Facebook Medical Practice Fan Pages. You can check it out here: http://ow.ly/15dgX


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1969 Dodge Charger - Coolest Kid In SchoolWritten on July 1, 2008 Young Guns Club
Will Jones comes from the small town (population of just over 350 people) of Reserve, New Mexico, and he owns one of the coolest cars in the area. It wasn't always this way, though. Before he was fortunate enough to own this way-cool '69 Charger, he had to deal with a 300,000-mile '65 LeMans. While the LeMans is a great car in its own right, Will yearned for a Mopar.
When Will was 15, he and his father went on a deer hunting trip and drove through the small town of Bonita Lake, near Ruidoso, New Mexico, roughly 235 miles away. While on this trip, they spotted a '69 Charger. Will was captivated by the white B-Body sitting underneath a tree in someone's yard. Sadly, there wasn't time to pull over and talk to the owner. The two continued on their journey, but Will couldn't shake the Charger out of his mind.
When the pair returned home, Will continued to lobby his parents to purchase the car until they finally agreed to the idea . . . but they didn't even know if the car was for sale. When Will finally talked with the owner, he found him ready and willing to sell. The owner said, "Sure, it's for sale. How much will you give me for it?" They negotiated a price and talked about the car a little more.
The Charger was originally purchased by the man's grandfather as a special order car in 1968. It was equipped with a 383 two-barrel, a column-shift 727 automatic transmission, and was painted Alpine White. Inside, there were metallic blue vinyl seats with no console, A/C, power windows, cruise control, and an AM radio. With only 74,000 miles on the clock, the car was in excellent shape.
Will sold his LeMans and some other items on eBay, and took up a summer job working construction. When all was said and done, he had the cash he needed to pick up the car. It ran and was drivable . . . or so they thought. While on the way home, it started getting late, so they decided to stay at a nearby relative's house. That night they took the car out for a little spin, and the master cylinder failed. They narrowly missed hitting another car, but were able to limp it back to their relative's house. The next morning, they stopped by a local Checker Auto Parts and bought a new master cylinder for $15. They installed it, and, thankfully, the rest of the trip home was uneventful.
Since the body was in such good condition, Will has focused mainly on the engine. He installed an Edelbrock 600-cfm carburetor, a Performer RPM intake, a roller timing chain, transistorized ignition feeding MSD wires, and a 21/2-inch dual exhaust with ceramic-coated Hooker headers. The stock heads were removed with help from his uncle. They were ported and polished, but Will discovered every valve was cracked. It appeared the original owner had a little too much fun with high rpm. They were all replaced with stainless steel valves and hardened seats so he could run unleaded fuel. Other upgrades include a set of 17x9-inch American Racing Torq-Thrust II wheels wearing 255/40-17 BFG rubber. He also replaced the factory steering wheel with one from Grant and has redone the entire A/C system.
As if having the coolest car in town wasn't enough, he also had the coolest car in high school. Will has found himself an excellent Mopar to jump into this addicting hobby.
He would like to thank his father, uncle, and brother for their assistance in allowing the project to take shape. He now attends New Mexico State University and lives in Las Cruces, New Mexico. We're sure he still has the coolest car in school.
Restoration Specialties & Supply of Windber, Pennsylvania, is one of the world's largest and well-known mail-order suppliers of finishing hardware, clips, screws, fasteners, and weatherstripping for cars, trucks, street rods, and muscle machines. Started in 1974 as a small antique auto parts supplier, Restoration Specialties & Supply manufactures and markets a large variety of replacement window channel and belt weatherstrip kits under the brand name Topcat Whiskers. They also manufacture and carry a full line of weatherstrip packages for the Mopar enthusiast. For more information, to order a catalog, or place an order, call 814/467-9842, or visit their web site, www.restorationspecialties.com.
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Do you want to see your Mopar here? Do you want to be immortalized as a Mopar Muscle Young Gun? Is your car the nastiest thing on four wheels at your high school or college? Then send in your entry to firstname.lastname@example.com, or to Mopar Muscle, Young Guns, 9036 Brittany Way, Tampa, FL 33619. Here's all you need to do: Send us some photos of you and your car, a description of your car, what you have done to it, and future plans for it. Be sure to include contact information and current e-mail address. Good luck!


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Philosophy Hope In A Jar was originally formulated for use in the medical industry and has been recommended by physicians for years for the purpose of attaining a more youthful complexion. Philosophy Hope In A Jar enables the skin to renew itself, revealing a brighter, smoother, healthier surface. When skin looks that great, makeup is no longer necessary.
Philosophy Hope In A Jar is the hero product of the line and the first of such products to be introduced by Philosophy. The cream contains beta glucan which improves the natural defenses of the skin and helps to correct and prevent damage. The formula gently exfoliates the dead skin cells on the surface to uncover a smoother complexion. While Philosophy Hope In A Jar provides much needed moisture, it does not feel greasy or heavy on the skin.
Philosophy Hope In A Jar For Sensitive Skin was formulated with the same age-defying ingredients as the original Philosophy Hope In A Jar but in a gentler version, suitable for dry, over-reactive and thin skins. The cream is very soothing and can provide comfort to skin that has been traumatized by over-exposure to the sun or cosmetic procedures.
Philosophy Hope In A Bottle For Congested Skin was developed especially for oily, blemish prone skin types that want all of the benefits of the original Philosophy Hope In A Jar but also want a product that will help prevent and treat breakouts while providing relief for redness that often goes hand in hand with acne. Philosophy Hope In A Bottle For Congested Skin contains salicylic acid to go deep into the pores, clearing excess oil, dirt and debris. The skin is left smoother, clearer and healthier looking.


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Florida's 2005 "Stand Your Ground" law, which says a citizen doesn't have to retreat before using deadly force against an attacker, could throw a legal wrinkle into the case of a neighborhood watch captain who shot to death an unarmed black teenager.
Police in the central Florida town of Sanford have said that 28-year-old George Zimmerman says he shot 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in self-defense during a confrontation in a gated community. Police have described Zimmerman as white; his family says he is Hispanic and not racist.
Police did not arrest Zimmerman after the shooting, but State Attorney Norm Wolfinger announced Tuesday the case will go before a Seminole County grand jury.
Legal experts, gun-rights advocates and gun-control groups contacted by msnbc.com offered varying opinions on whether Zimmerman can avoid criminal charges under Stand Your Ground.
Richard Hornsby, an Orlando-based criminal defense attorney, says he thinks the grand jury is likely to indict Zimmerman for manslaughter, a second-degree felony punishable by up to 15 years in prison. Less likely is a more serious charge of second-degree murder, a crime that implies intent and that is punishable by up to life in prison, he said.
"This case isn't even a close call to me. This is a case of a guy trying to be a vigilante," Hornsby said. "It wasn't like he was trying to avoid trouble. He brought a firearm to a fistfight."
"My gut feeling he will ultimately be charged with some type of manslaughter charge," agreed Philip Sweeting, retired deputy police chief for the Boca Raton Police Department and a law enforcement consultant who has testified in court cases as an expert in police shootings and use of force.
"My gut reaction was this was an accidental discharge," Sweeting added. "If you put yourself in the shooter's position and you're wrestling with this kid and a gun goes off, what are you going to tell the cops?"
If indicted, Zimmerman can raise the Stand Your Ground defense under the 2005 law signed by Gov. Jeb Bush. That legislation, derisively called the "Shoot First" law by its critics, gives Floridians the right to use deadly force to defend themselves in public places without first trying to escape. The National Rifle Association lobbied hard for the bill, saying it would allow citizens to better protect themselves from violent crime.
Hornsby says the 2005 bill allows Zimmerman's lawyers to argue to a judge – before any trial -- that the case should be dismissed on grounds he was permitted to defend himself. If the case isn't dismissed, they could argue self-defense at trial.
Daniel Vice, senior attorney with the gun-control group Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, contends "Stand Your Ground," combined with Florida laws allowing people to carry guns in public, have made it difficult to pursue criminal charges against people who shoot others and then say it was self-defense.
"All you have to say is that you reasonably believed you were threatened, and the only person who can dispute that is the person you have just killed," Vice says.
"It's very hard to bring these types of cases because the 'Shoot First' law combined with public carrying of loaded guns protects people who engage someone and shoot to kill."
According to a 2010 review by the St. Petersburg Times, reports of justifiable homicide tripled after the law went into effect. It has been invoked in at least 93 cases with 65 deaths, used to excuse violence in deadly neighbor arguments, bar fights, road rage and even a gang shootout, the newspaper reported.
Gun-rights advocates say the facts to date are scarce and "Stand Your Ground" may or may not apply in this case.
According to transcripts of the 911 calls, a police dispatcher tells Zimmerman he doesn't need to follow the teen, but Zimmerman apparently does anyway. So is he or the teen the one who feels threatened?
"The question again is whether he (Zimmerman) acted reasonably or not. At this point it doesn't look good for him, but I don't know what the heck happened and quite frankly no one else does either," says Jon H. Gutmacher, an Orlando attorney, NRA-certified instructor and author of "Florida Firearms: Law, Use & Ownership."
"When you're talking about law and whether things were legal and illegal, you can't guess. You're supposed to react to facts. The facts have been kept from the public and the press."
Added Dave Workman, director of communications for the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms: "There's a misunderstanding about what Stand Your Ground laws really do. No Stand Your Ground law translates to a broad permission for the use of lethal force when it's not warranted."
He added: "A lot of people have left the starting gate before they really know what has happened. A rush to judgment is never a good thing."


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Deserving of his late father's pride
George Liang doesn't remember his dad.
He was 18 months old when Chen Liang was gunned down in a San Diego State classroom.
But there are reminders of the man Chen was. Like his acoustic guitar, which both of his sons learned to play. Or his smile, which often reappears on George's face.
Earlier this month, George flashed his dad's trademark grin at the Hall of Champions as he signed a nonbinding letter of intent to play football for USD (the Toreros do not offer football scholarships), putting him on track to become the first Division I football player from Del Norte High in 4S Ranch.
George's 3.75 grade-point average and 2130 SAT score earned him a spot on the U-T San Diego All-Academic Team. Before choosing USD, he was recruited by Brown, Harvard and other Ivy League schools.
As a two-way starter at linebacker and running back, he was the 2012 Valley League Defensive Player of the Year.
The three-time all-league player also has been a team captain and, off the field, an ASB officer.
"I don't know if he's proud of me or not," George said of his dad. "That's something I always try to do, make my mom proud, because I think if I make my mom proud, I'd probably make my dad proud also."
Stolen away
At age 16, Chen Liang enrolled in college in China. At 22, he moved to the U.S. and, four years later, received his Ph.D. in engineering from Virginia Tech. In 1994, he became one of the youngest faculty members at SDSU, his career trajectory seemingly boundless.
Then, on Aug. 15, 1996, a graduate student named Frederick Davidson pulled out a handgun during a review panel for his master's thesis and shot three engineering professors, including Preston Lowrey and Constantinos Lyrintzis.
Chen, the youngest victim, was 32.
April Bai, his widow, had planned a family Disneyland trip the day after the panel, buying four tickets in advance. They remain unused, stashed away in some obscure box.
"I remember a pastor coming to my home," April said. "I was really upset. I thought, 'What did I do to deserve this?' My husband was such a nice person.
"I even thought, 'There is no God. If there is, he's not a fair God.' "
His own person
Jesse Liang is now a junior bioengineering major at UCLA. He remembers playing with his dad, often riding atop his shoulders, but most of all he remembers the day Chen didn't come home.
That early void caused Jesse to mature faster than his peers. It also caused him to be especially protective of George, who had no memories of their dad.
"It just caused a lot of confusion in the sense that he didn't really have a father figure," said Jesse, who played tennis at Mt. Carmel High. "The best substitute he could have was trying to imitate me, so a lot of the things I did, he did."
Yet it soon became clear that George was different. While Jesse particularly excelled in school, George embraced sports. With April working full-time as a scientist to support the family, she began relying on neighbors to shuttle George between after-school activities. Usually, they involved a ball and a field or court.
"He played a lot of stuff," April said, "and everything he played he was good at."
Even as relatives urged George to focus on school — his dad would have wanted that, they would say — Chen's younger son continued pursuing sports. He was named MVP of Del Norte's first freshman football team and, until he dropped basketball and volleyball this school year, played on three varsity squads.


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Opus Glass Teacup, Clear, 7 fl oz
This 7-fl oz glass teacup with coaster may look delicate, but it can handle the heat. Made of durable, heat-resistant borosilicate glass, it's the perfect blend of form and function. Get a whole set of these classic tea cups and make it a tea party. Dishwasher and microwave safe.
Did You Know?
Used to make scientific lab glass, borosilicate glass (medical grade glass) is stronger than traditional glass and can be used for everything from drinkware to cookware.
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Researchers are always finding new treatments for pituitary tumors and improving current treatments. Pituitary tumors are almost never fatal.
The treatment choices for each person depend on whether the tumor is cancerous or benign. Almost all pituitary tumors are benign adenomas. The doctor will then consider if it is a microadenoma or a macroadenoma, whether it is functional (produces hormones), and what kinds of hormones it produces to help decide treatment. A doctor also considers the person's age and general health when making recommendations about treatment.
Many people want to learn all they can about their disease and their treatment choices so that they can take an active part in decisions about their care. They are likely to have many questions and concerns about their treatment options.
The doctor is the best person to answer questions about treatment, such as what the treatment choices are, how well it might work, and what the risks and side effects may be. Most patients also want to know how they will have to change their normal activities.
For most types of cancer, the stage tells how much and how far the disease has spread. This information can help guide doctors and patients in making treatment decisions. Pituitary tumors have no standard system of staging because they are almost always noncancerous. Cancer of the pituitary gland is too rare for a staging system to be developed.
In most cases, pituitary tumors are treated by surgery, radiation therapy, or by using drugs that block the tumor's ability to produce hormones.
Surgery. The goal of surgery is to remove the entire tumor from the pituitary gland. This is possible with most microadenomas, but may be less likely with macroadenomas. Sometimes the entire pituitary gland will have to be removed. Medications can then do the work that the pituitary gland used to do.
Radiation. The goal of radiation therapy is to kill the tumor using X-rays. This treatment is often used when a pituitary tumor cannot entirely be removed in surgery or when it comes back after surgery.
Medications to block hormone overproduction. The goal of this therapy is to stop the tumors from overproducing hormones that affect other parts of the body. In some kinds of pituitary tumors, using medication to stop hormone production may be the only necessary treatment.
Doctors are always finding new ways to treat pituitary tumors. These new methods are tested in clinical trials. Before beginning treatment, a person should ask his or her doctor if there are any clinical trials he or she should consider.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Do you love music? Do you love watching your favorite artists LIVE, on stage? WUSA9 and 94.7 Fresh FM want to send you and a friend to Los Angeles to see the 55th Annual Grammy Awards. (Scroll down to enter).
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We could reach a milestone today in the high-profile trial over Oracle's allegations that Google illegally used its Java technology to build Android software. A verdict is expected today after the jury ended last week in unanimous agreement on all but one of the issues being covered in this first ... Full Article »
After weeks of speculation, Samsung finally revealed the Galaxy S III at its London event yesterday. Measuring just 8.6mm thick and weighing in at only 133 grams, the Galaxy S III has a 4.8-inch HD Super AMOLED PenTile display and is powered by an Exynos 4 Quad processor. The Galaxy S III is the lat ... Full Article »
As the Samsung Unpacked event nears, the device manufacturer leaves more breadcrumbs for us to follow. The latest is an Android app found on Google Play. Called Samsung mobile UNPACKED 2012, the app features various details about the event, including the device they'll be launching, the Galaxy S3. ... Full Article »
Kicking off at the start of the week, the Oracle vs. Google court case over Java brought CEOs Larry Ellison and Larry Page to the stand, and has now turned the courtroom into a classroom. On day four of the court case, both Oracle and Google offered their explanations of Java and its APIs. It was Ma ... Full Article »
Google updated its Chrome Beta Android app yesterday with some handy new features. Though it's only compatible with smartphones and tablets running Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, the new update offers the ability to view the desktop version of any website instantly. Users can also add bookmarks t ... Full Article »
Google's legal spat with Oracle is now underway, with the two Silicon Valley powerhouses battling over an idea rather than a patent violation. At the core of the dispute is the matter of whether or not a company can legally copyright a computer programming language, especially Java, which has been ... Full Article »
Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich may have been released last year, but it's taking its sweet time making its rounds across the gamut of Android devices on the market. It's become standard operating procedure for Android OS releases, which tend to start out slow as manufacturers and carriers shift ... Full Article »
Android is on the rise, doing its part to topple the Windows PC market, which is expected to see a sharp decline in 2016 according to the latest IDC report. With the PC era losing dominance between 2011 and 2016, mobile devices from Android and Apple will fill that void. Android devices using ARM ch ... Full Article »
Android tablets are set to take over the iPad by 2015, says a new report from IDC. Apple's iPad may be today's current leader, but the sheer number of Android tablet-makers means Google's OS will eventually win out. Following a pattern similar to the smartphone market, Apple's tablet shares ... Full Article »
Google's revenue was lower than expected during the final quarter of 2011, but some of the company's other initiatives continue to grow and show promise. One of those initiatives is Android, Google's mobile operating system that's become a global, unstoppable force. Google CEO Larry Page revea ... Full Article »


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28 Weeks Later
|Release Date: May 11, 2007
|Running Time: 99 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $28,637,507.00
|Genre: Horror, Sci-Fi, Sequel, Thriller
Jeremy Renner
Harold Perrineau
Robert Carlyle
Rose Byrne
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Summary:Six months have passed since the rage virus has annihilated the British Isles. The U.S. Army declares that the war against infection has been won, and that the reconstruction of the country can begin. As the first wave of refugees return, a family is reunited--but one of them unwittingly carries a terrible secret. The virus is not yet dead, and this time--showing no outward symptoms--it is more dangerous than ever.


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Remembering The "Flood of '93"
Story and memories courtesy of Tom Kroeschell, Director of Programming for Cyclones.tv
It has been two decades since flood waters overwhelmed Hilton Coliseum (water into the balcony) and the Hilton Parking lots (and much more) but some of the sights stick with you, even 20 years later. I was late into my seventh year at Iowa State at the time and here is my recollection of the memorable events of July 8-9, 1993.
Though raised in the Midwest I had no conception of what a "Flash Flood" was. I learned in dramatic fashion.
The drama actually started to play out the night of July 8 when a major storm with wind damage rolled through Story County. The sirens went off and our family of three (myself, wife Beth and infant Liza) hunkered down in the basement of our house on Ash Avenue. We turned the radio to KASI in Ames. We listened to Rich Fellingham on 1430 as he took calls from around Story County after the storm had passed.
One call went like this as a young male caller reported:
"We have flooding here in Nevada and the streets haven't drained out yet…then, suddenly I turned around and I SAW BIGFOOT."
The next caller also related storm damage and he too ended his report with a Bigfoot sighting.
On one hand, I laughed because this caught me off guard. But on the flip side here was Rich trying to do a very needed service for those of us in Ames and these guys were mocking it.
I had no idea what was coming down from northern Iowa.The next morning dawned sunny.
Our communications office back then was located in a trailer on the west side of the Olsen Building (long before the Jacobson Building and the Bergstrom Football Complex). Just after 8 a.m. someone came and told us to move our cars. The flood waters were coming. It really happened in a flash. By 8:30 a.m. the water was starting to cover the trailer's steps and the Hilton parking lot was a lake, deep enough to accommodate a boat.
From the Olsen Building, I had no idea that flood waters were rapidly filling Hilton Coliseum. As an office, seeing was believing. Beth Haag of our operation (now a lecturer in the Greenlee School of Journalism and Mass Communications) and Jeff Shoultz of our marketing department (current General Manager of Cyclone Sports Properties), assisted in rescuing our computer files from the trailer in case the water came in the trailer (it didn't). I can remember our Director of Athletics, Gene Smith, who had only been on the job one week, shaking his head as he waded to his car.
One final memory.
ESPN called me and wanted to do an sports angle, any angle at all, to run nationally about the flood. In addition to Jack Trice Stadium being surrounded by water and Hilton devastated, they desperately wanted to interview some players. Eventually I found two players who lost everything they had in their apartment. ESPN then interviewed Cyclone head football coach Jim Walden about the floods. I was uncomfortable about the whole effort, because football was immaterial compared to the extent of the disaster.
Walden was asked about the players dealing with the loss of all that was in their apartment. His reply was spot on.
"You're right, they lost all they had, two pairs of boxer shorts and several pizza boxes."
According to the players, it was an accurate assessment.
But there were thousands of central Iowans devastated people who lost their homes. Des Moines did not have drinking water.
Since then, I have always felt vulnerable to the rising tides of Squaw Creek spurred on by heavy rain north of Ames.
The times had changed, but the work to dig out after this flood (and the flood of 2010) was daunting. My co-workers at Cyclones.tv, Tyler Rutherford and Dani Varley (not you John Walters), were in elementary school in 1993. For no other reason than that, it takes just a moment to get them up to speed on what happened 20 years ago.
- Tom Kroeschell, Director of Programming, Cyclones.tv


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The Yellow Jacket Men's Basketball Team left this past Monday to Billings, Montana for a rematch against Rocky Mountain College. Both teams met this past Friday night in Spearfish, SD at the Donald E. Young Center when Rocky Mountain won 88-76 behind a strong performance from senior guard Chase Sukut. The Yellow Jackets entered the game Tuesday 3-1 on the season.
In the first half Rocky Mountain came out strong looking to jump on the Yellow Jackets taking an early lead 15-6. BHSU battled back to eventually take a three point lead going into halftime 33-30. RMC started the second half on a 9-0 run to take the lead 39-33. The Jackets regained the lead with less than two minutes remaining on a layup by sophomore guard Clay Pottorff to make the score 60-59. Pottorff and sophomore Cain Atkinson would eventually each add a pair of free throws to make the final 64-59 outscoring the Bears 8-0 in the final two minutes. The Yellow Jackets were led by a strong inside performance by sophomore Will John Johnson with 19 points and 15 rebounds. Cain Atkinson had 15 points and did a great job on Sukut holding him to only 13 points. Clay Pottorff added 12 points.
The 4-1 Yellow Jackets will now have some time off before they return to action on November 28th & 29th in the South Dakota Mines Classic. They will take on Peru State University and Haskell College. Please check the schedule for game times.


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Los Angeles, CA (SportsNetwork.com) - Isaiah Thomas scored a game-high 27
points and DeMarcus Cousins added 20 points and seven rebounds to lead
the Sacramento Kings past the Los Angeles Clippers, 110-100, in the final
preseason matchup for both teams.
Marcus Thornton scored 17 points, John Salmons added 12 and Greivis Vasquez
chipped in with 12 assists for the Kings, who will host the Denver Nuggets in
their season opener on Wednesday.
Chris Paul scored 23 points and Jamal Crawford finished with 17 despite going
4-for-13 from the field for the Clippers, who will kickoff the season against
the Lakers Tuesday.
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