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Doom, gloom, and … yawn
Congress As President Obama issues dire warnings about Friday's sequester, lawmakers say their constituents are mostly unfazed | Edward Lee Pitts
WASHINGTON—The White House has been doing its best to make this a very stressful week for Americans.
President Barack Obama stood before shipbuilders in Newport News, Va., Tuesday warning how the automatic, across-the-board spending cuts set to begin Friday will cripple the defense industry.
Attorney General Eric Holder has predicted that after the cuts take place "the American people are going to be less safe."
The Obama administration even blamed the cuts, called the sequester, for the release this week of hundreds of illegal immigrants held in detention facilities.
"I'm supposed to have 34,000 detention beds for immigration," Secretary Homeland Security Janet Napolitano told reporters Monday. "How do I pay for those?"
In full campaign mode, the White House has pulled out all the stops in its quest to inject a sense of doom and gloom over the impending cuts that are worth $1.2 trillion over the next decade, including $85 billion this year. But several conservative lawmakers Wednesday said the White House's scare tactics are not resonating outside of the Capital Beltway.
"We had a grand total of three calls concerned about it yesterday," said Rep. Tim Huelskamp, a Republican who represents portions of 69 counties in western and central Kansas. "Folks are recognizing that Washington, D.C., is over-blowing and over-playing. I think most Americans are going to wake up Friday morning and yawn."
The furor is over $85 billion in reductions out of the federal government's $3.6 trillion annual federal budget. That $85 billion also represents a slice of the federal government's $1.1 trillion annual deficit.
Still, Huelskamp hopes some Americans will look at the cuts, amounting to 5 percent of nonmilitary programs (excluding most entitlements) and 8 percent of defense programs, and feel some encouragement that lawmakers are at least starting to tackle the nation's debt and deficit problems.
Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Idaho, said an educator in his state called him this week about a White House warning that the state would lose 50 teachers if lawmakers did not act to avert the sequester by Friday. But, according to Labrador, the educator was not fazed because he knew that the education system is operating under 2012 budget allotments.
"There is no possible way that we are going to lose any teachers right now," said Labrador, who added that potential losses of teachers a year from now provides education systems time to deal with the issue through budgeting and attrition. "For the president to go to the nation and say that we are going to lose teachers, lose cops, and we can't do anything about these naval vessels is pretty shameful."
One stop the president's political road show has not made: Capitol Hill. Republicans in Congress say Obama is welcome to provide alternatives to the sequester that keep the cuts but dole them out in less blunt ways. Last year the House passed two proposals that replaced the broad cuts with more targeted alternatives. Most congressional conservatives favor cuts that take a smaller slice out of the defense budget. But the Senate did not act on the legislation.
"It's a mile and a half up Pennsylvania Ave. from the White House to the Hill," said Rep. Jeff Duncan, R-S.C. "But yet [Obama] has traveled some 5,600 miles around the country to stand before different groups to try to beat the GOP up. I'd invite him to just travel a shorter distance, save fuel in Air Force One, save the taxpayer money, and get to work. There is more to governing than fancy speeches."
Obama did journey to the Capitol on Wednesday, but it was for a ceremony unveiling a new statue honoring civil rights icon Rosa Parks. Budget talks with Congress were not on the president's agenda.
Republican lawmakers say that the president, as the nation's chief executive, has the power to manage federal agencies in ways that ensure essential services are not hurt by the sequester. They argue that the White House's persistent warnings about potential repercussions, such as less security and longer lines at airports, reflects an unwillingness by the Obama administration to make tough governing decisions.
"The reason you hear the president talking about not being able to get food inspected is because that's exactly what he wants," said Mick Mulvaney, R-S.C. "He wants a crisis, and he wants to try and blame it on us. He is simply … going to chose to ignore this responsibility in order to lay political blame."
Rep. Matt Salmon, R-Ariz., points out that his state has faced a similar budget crisis over the last five years. Arizona state budget for 2013 is $8.6 billion, a sizeable reduction from previous years. In 2011 alone, Arizona lawmakers approved $1.1 billion in budget cuts.
"And there hasn't been blood in the streets and it hasn't been chaos," Salmon said. "The fact is all the governors across the country have had to manage through some very, very difficult times because they had to lead. They don't just pontificate and campaign. They have to make the trains run on time, and they have to take care of people."
The White House's scare tactics have not just offended Republican lawmakers. Journalist Bob Woodward of The Washington Post has called Obama's sequester strategy "a kind of madness." Woodward took particular exception to a Pentagon announcement this month that the USS Harry Truman would not deploy to the Persian Gulf due to sequestration.
"Under the Constitution, the president is commander in chief and employs the force," Woodward said Wednesday on MSNBC's Morning Joe. "And so we now have the president going out, because of this piece of paper and this agreement, [saying] I can't do what I need to do to protect the country. That's a kind of madness that I haven't seen in a long time."
Most conservative lawmakers believe the cuts will occur on Friday. They also believe that it won't be the end of the world. And they hope the White House will soon stop complaining about them and start managing them.
"It is beyond bluff," said Rep. Salmon. "This is real. It is going to happen. They need to deal with it."
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I was trying to import a second calendar using a iCal feed. But I imported that iCal feed into my main stuartf calendar. I do not know how to remove the feed. Now the iCal feed in populating my main Orion stuartf account.
Can the feed be removed from the server (back end) side/level? I have search the web for a answer and can't find anything. Can we remove and recreate the account? other options?Attachment 5330
(What I Did) - this is not what I wanted to do. (in red on the attached pic)
Importing your iCal calendar
Zimbra Desktop Help
(What I should have done) - this is what i wanted to happen (in blue in the attached pic)
To synchronize to a remote (Google) calendar, log into your Zimbra calendar:
1. Click the Calendar tab.
2. Click New Calendar on the toolbar.
3. In the Create New Calendar dialog box, enter the following:
Name: enter a name for this calendar
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Exclude this calendar when reporting free/busy times: check to exclude; uncheck to include
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URL: enter a valid iCal file URL for the remote (Google) calendar (See below)
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|Package Manager
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|Part of Emacs
el-get is a popular package manager for Emacs written by Dimitri Fontaine. El-get supports many different back ends. The differs with other package managers by not having a central repository for the archival of packages. Instead it uses recipe files which are simply contains pointers to the sources and installation methods.
El-get makes it possible to install scripts and extensions from many sources (git, emacswiki, elpa, url, file, …), to automatize their installation, write automatically all the 'require' and the other directives needed in ~/.emacs.d/el-get, byte-compile what should be, and to update and synchronize all the installed extensions. It works asynchronously, so you can carry on using emacs and wait for a notification.
Add the following into your ~/.emacs :
(add-to-list 'load-path "~/.emacs.d/el-get/el-get") (unless (require 'el-get nil t) (url-retrieve "https://raw.github.com/dimitri/el-get/master/el-get-install.el" (lambda (s) (end-of-buffer) (eval-print-last-sexp))))
and execute it : M-x eval-current-buffer.
This code will check if el-get is already installed, and if not will do so through git (so you need git : apt-get install git-core).
Now let's say you want to install emms for instance. Just type
M-x el-get-install RET emms RET
and wait for the notification. You can now use it right away.
It works either with small extensions or with huge ones, like org-mode.
If you don't want an extension any more : el-get-remove. Want to update ? el-get-update, and so on.
Basic Setup
Save and synchronize a list of extensions
You have to declare a list of extensions in your .emacs. Emacs will check at start-up if they are installed and if not, install them.
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(setq my:el-get-packages '(yasnippet org-mode anything emms dired-sort auto-dictionnary autopair color-theme dired+ google-maps org2blog rainbow-mode switch-window sr-speedbar typopunct )) (el-get 'sync my:el-get-packages)
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To see more of its functionalities, see the README file on github.
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|Grade schoolers get in the Christmas mood during program
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Christmas was clearly in the air Thursday night, Dec. 6 during the annual Elementary Christmas Program. Students in kindergarten and second- and fourth-grades performed numerous songs, jokes and skits to entertain the crowd.
Up first were the kindergarten classes. They sang One Little, Two Little, Three Little Snowflakes, See the Snowflakes Falling, This is my Candy Cane, Eight Reindeer, If I Could Fly Like a Snowflake, Jolly Jolly Santa, Snowman Jump and Santa Claus Rock. They wrapped their portion of the concert up with numerous Jingle Bells variations.
Members of the kindergarten class were all smiles during their performance last Thursday night. Pictured from left, front row, Dahira Castillo Marquez, Dakota Custard, Saul Hernandez and Evan Widler; and back row, Braxten Churchwell, Emma Marie Sprague, Gustavo Goytia, Morgan Vernon and Parker Steggs. —Enterprise photo
A fourth-grade special group took to the stage next. Kylie Purkeypile, Haley Van Overbeke, Rylee Schneller, Ashley Rahe, Emali Torres, Yovanna Iniguez, Amy Mackay, Blanca Martinez, Jacqui Gonzalez Burciaga, Riley Ferguson, Kayle Weatherly and Loren Jo Oberle teamed up to perform Little Star.
Taking the stage next were the second-graders. They began by singing Season of Bells. A Silly Holiday Song followed with jokesters Evan Jones, Caitlynn Deaver, JC Steggs, Cooper Goldenstein, Isaiah Rahe, Ethan Schneller, Jadon Frost, Alexie Metzger, Cesilia Iniguez, Max Dirks, Gehrig Thompson, Miranda Morales and Mariana Varela entertaining the crowd.
Second-graders belt out Season of Bells during last Thursday's Christmas program. Pictured from left, front row, Clover Adler, Heather Anderson and Adrian Moreno (partially hidden); middle row, Madysen Powell, Jimena Nuñez and Angel Carrasco; and back row, Ethan Schneller, JC Steggs and Isaiah Rahe. —Enterprise photo
Cancion De La Navidad followed with Ashton Robles, Marlon Turcios, Brendan Nelson, Isaiah Rahe, Brian Monreal Santiesteban and Ty Sandquist Dirks serving as the singers.
Next up was Christmas is Love with singers Clover Adler, Riann Worley, Dakota Weatherly and Heather Anderson.
Sock props were pulled out for The Christmas Sock Rock. The fun song was followed with I Want a Kitty For a Present. Serving as narrators were Daniela Fierro, Daniela Hernandez, Dylan Hielscher, Aspyn Kinnie, Adrian Bejarano, Kayden Porter Yearout, Marlon Turcios, Yadelie Castillo, Azury Chapparo Rangel, Edel Gonzalez, Kevin Hermosillo, Kyrah McConachie, Eric Dominguez, Jordan Martin, Jacquelyn Rojas, Piper McConachie, Manuel Gonzales, Jeffrey Espinoza, Brian Monreal Santiesteban, Adrian Moreno, Jimena Nuñez, Brendan Nelson, Ty Sandquist Dirks, Angel Carrasco, Juan Rojas Jr. and Ashton Robles.
Members of the second-grade class sing The Christmas Sock Rock Thursday, Dec. 6. Pictured from left, front row, Tamara Penzing, Summer Martin, Elby Kropp and Miranda Morales; middle row Cooper Goldenstein, Aspyn Kinnie, Kayden Porter Yearout, Brian Monreal Santiesteban, Marlon Turcios and Anastasia Drake; and back row, Elise Krogmeier, Jeffrey Espinoza, Cesilia Iniguez and Grace Roberts.
The entire class broke out kazoos for A Joyous Holiday for Joyous Instruments. Finally Tyla Knutson, Emma Thompson, Anastasia Drake, Jimena Nuñez, Tamara Penzing, Erin Andersen, Sabryn Burris, Elise Krogmeier, Grace Roberts, Summer Martin, Elby Kropp and Madysen Powell formed a group to sing Lullaby For Jesus.
Members of the fourth-grade class closed out last Thursday's program with The Reindeer Whisperer. Santa Claus, played by Ethan Andersen, was overheard by some of the elves, saying he was going to send the reindeer to California. The elves thought Santa was going to retire the reindeer and told this to Santa's nine reindeer.
Santa Claus (Ethan Andersen), at right, makes a phone call while Mrs. Claus (Amy Mackay) looks on. Santa was calling to book a relaxing trip to California for the reindeer but his elves overheard and thought he was sending them to retire in California instead. Upon hearing the news from the elves, the reindeer refused to fly on Christmas Eve. —Enterprise photo
Hearing the news, the reindeer refused to fly on Christmas Eve to deliver presents.
After finding out the reindeer refuse to fly, Santa enlists the help of a reindeer whisperer named Cesar Salad, played by Aaron Sierra.
Mr. Salad is successful at getting the reindeer to fly. They come to find out that Santa and Mrs. Claus, played by Amy Mackay, were planning to send the reindeer to California after Christmas for a relaxing vacation and a chance to see their favorite show, Hoofin' with the Stars.
Cesar Salad (Aaron Sierra), aka The Reindeer Whisperer, announces that the reindeer agree to fly on Christmas Eve. —Enterprise photo
Jesse Vasa played Herbie the Elf who interrupted the performance time after time, telling the audience that he wanted to become a dentist.
Reindeer were played by Tate Dille, Alec Sprague, Ashley Rahe, Kylie Purkeypile, Michael Pell, Emily Anderson, Llaneli Barajas Duran, Rylee Schneller and Jacqui Gonzalez Burciaga.
Elves were Alecia Astorga, Giselle Prieto, Taylor Trumper, Yovana Iniguez, Yeidi Juarez, Haley Van Overbeke, Anthony Soriano, Eduardo Quintana, Erick Marroquin, Sebastian Cazares, Alondra Bencomo, Kayle Weatherly, Fantasia Ruybal, Perla Olivas, Ximena Chavez, Tawshania Ploshnik, Yaretzy Nuñez Ramirez, Rylan Worley, Riley Ferguson, Yeidy Mendoza Gonzalez, Emali Torres, Loren Jo Oberle, Nadia Monreal Santiesteban, Yoletzi Loya, Austin Durbin, Aaron Dominguez, Blanca Martinez, Alejandro Rojas, Chloie Metzger, Jareth Gardea and Edith Gonzelez.
Fourth-grade elf Yaretzy Nuñez Ramirez sings during the elementary
Singers were Yaretzy Nuñez Ramirez, Yeidi Juarez, Alecia Astorga, Fantasia Ruybal, Chloie Metzger, Perla Olivas, Ximena Nuñez Ramirez, Jesse Vasa, Ethan Andersen, Nadia Monreal Santiesteban, Tawshania Ploshnik, Sebastian Cazares, Giselle Prieto, Alec Sprague, Kylie Purkeypile and Emily Anderson.
For more photos, click here.
Holyoke Enterprise December 13, 2012


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U.S. soldiers with Delta Company, 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment (D 1-5), 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 1st Cavalry Division, conduct close quarters marksmanship training at Firebase Maholic, Bagram Air Field, Parwan province, Afghanistan, Aug. 11, 2013. D 1-5 conducted CQM in support of Operation Enduring Freedom. (U.S. Army photo by Spc. Alexander Naylor/Released)
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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - A St. Louis man classified as a prior and persistent offender has admitted stealing steel hooks used on trash dumpsters throughout the City of St. Louis.
36 year old Ladale Deangelow Lewis will be sentenced on January 31, 2013 after pleading guilty to a felony theft crime which was filed last May.
Investigators say Lewis and 19 year old Victoria Gibbs were caught with dozens of the hooks which are mounted on the trash bins to aid sanitation trucks to lift the huge dumpsters for emptying.
The steel hooks were a popular item to steal according to police since they could easily be disposed at area scrap metal yards for cash.
Lewis has been released to the supervision of the U.S. Marshals pending his sentencing hearing. the case against Gibbs is still pending in St. Louis Circuit Court.


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Will slow steaming become a non-issue?
February 01, 2011
While the Federal Maritime Commission (FMC) is moving forward with an investigation of slow steaming practices in the transpacific, some analysts question whether it will even be an issue after the upcoming Lunar New Year.
Both the National Industrial Transportation League (NITL) and the Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) have issued recent objections to the practice, noting that it offers no service advantages for shippers.
Since then, FMC Chairman Richard A. Lidinsky Jr. has taken a leading role in the inquiry. At the same time, he has given the Transpacific Stabilization Agreement (TSA) members permission to discuss slow steaming under antitrust immunity.
Given the recent crisis in Egypt, there is some chance the TSA will insist that there's never been a better time for "slow steaming" – a strategy that not only spares the environment, but also saves on fuel costs.
Furthermore, said analysts, this may all be a moot point if imports begin to slacken on the Eastbound trade late, said Jock O'Connell, Beacon Economics' International Trade Adviser.
"We can already see a big reduction in U.S. orders from multinationals sourcing from China," he said. "And after the Lunar New Year, we don't expect it to improve greatly."
Finally, with the recent introduction of Horizon Lines and other smaller liners in the trade, shippers do have an alternative to slow steaming cartel members.
As reported in LM last week, Horizon Lines announced it had instituted a 15-day transit schedule for containerized cargo shipped from Shanghai to Kansas City with its new International service.
Amid considerable fanfare, the company launched the Five-Star Express (FSX) trans-Pacific ocean service between China and the United States in December, and selected Kansas City as a key hub for its express ocean-rail intermodal package.
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flavoxate - oral, Urispas
GENERIC NAME: FLAVOXATE - ORAL (flay-VOX-ate)
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Medication Uses | How To Use | Side Effects | Precautions | Drug Interactions | Overdose | Notes | Missed Dose | Storage
USES: This medication is used to treat certain bladder/urinary tract symptoms. Flavoxate is a smooth-muscle relaxant. It works by relaxing the muscles in the bladder. Flavoxate helps to reduce leaking of urine, feelings of needing to urinate right away, frequent trips to the bathroom, and bladder pain. This medication does not treat the cause of your bladder symptoms (e.g., urinary tract/bladder/prostate infection or inflammation).
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Made this for a small family gathering - was the bomb!!! I am making this for Thanksgiving this year. Very rich, but awesome!!
This was excellent! Just for personal preference, I used half brown and half white sugar in the crust, but otherwise followed the recipe as directed. A 9x13 pan works fine and the foil lining suggestion made cutting and cleanup very easy.
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A simple misunderstanding led to a very serious reaction from a Beaver County, Pennsylvania School earlier this week.
All the schools in the county were advised to lock down for about 20 minutes while police searched for a 19-year-old Ambridge Area High School student whose voicemail greeting, the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" song, was taken as a gun threat.
The line from the Will Smith song, "shooting some b-ball outside of the school," was taken to say, "shooting some people outside of the school."
A receptionist had called the student's phone to remind him of an eye doctor appointment. Upon hearing the voicemail, she quickly called police. Schools were advised to commence lock-down procedures, and the student was quickly apprehended and placed in custody.
After explaining the situation, police determined that the voicemail was, in fact, the student rapping the intro to the hit '90s TV series.
Ambridge Area Superintendent Erv Weischedel gave a positive spin on the situation, reports TimesOnline.com. "It gave us a wonderful chance to review our emergency procedures," he said. "It was a good drill that went very, very well."
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Fire contained at spa, facility temporarily closed
Published: Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 4:42 p.m.
A small fire in the sauna area at a local health club erupted Thursday but was quickly contained.
Fred Schweitz, the owner of Too Your Health Spa at 3643 NE 8th Place, said no one was in the sauna, but people working out in the 13,000-square-foot facility smelled smoke near the 100-square-foot room and alerted employees, who called 911.
Ocala Fire Rescue officials said they received the call at 2:01 p.m. and arrived within a minute, with the fire contained at 2:32 p.m. According to the agency, the cause was electrical.
An electrician made repairs and the venue reopened Thursday afternoon.
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I'm trying to use the asterisk zimlet, but it doesn't really do anything. Deploying went well, I configured the zimlet with the IP of my asterisk-server and the IP of the zimbra-server (is that correct?) but when I'm using the zimlet simply nothing really happens. A little window is popping up, informing me that it is dialing, but nothing else.
The zimbra.log shows also nothing about the zimlet.
What is supposed to happen? Should the zimbra server send SIP-INVITES to asterisk?
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Instruction and learning opportunities in our program are outstanding! Our program values a broad-based and ethically centered education that prepares students for a profession, democratic citizenry, and a productive personal life.
An acquired understanding of communication theory, research, and practice are central to the department's mission. Effective communication has limitless applications across computer-mediated and face-to-face professional and personal contexts.
The School of Humanities offers a B.A. degree and minor in Communication. Students may choose one of four concentrations to complete the degree: Communication Advocacy, Digital Media, Journalism, and Public Relations. (see degree requirements)
Co-curricular opportunities in digital media and student performances organizations enhance classroom instruction. The department's internship program places advanced students in positions outside the university, where they contribute substantive service to the community and professions.
The department also offers an interdisciplinary Master of Arts degree program. (see degree requirements)
ULM communication professor pens book chapter on reality television
ULM public relations society to hold food and wine fundraiser
ULM comm students produce television programs for new Hawk TV
New grant boosts ULM communications department; funds first 3D animation course
ULM professor's photograph collection "Waterline" part of "Art With a View"
ULM Communication hosted traveling scholar
Nationally renowned debate duo to traded barbs at ULM
ULM's Thameling collaborates on paper accepted at regional conference
KXUL Radio - 91X, as it is known, is the 8,500-watt student-staffed FM radio station operated within the department. 91X is on the air with its modern rock format 24 hours each day, throughout the year. Students of all majors and classes are invited to join the 91X staff of volunteers. A limited number of work-study positions are available for the more experienced on-air staff members of the station, and for the station's student managers.
HawkTV - Communication students at ULM produce a television series specifically focused on ULM news and events. The programs featured vary, but are student-driven creations.


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I posted this on another thread, but I thought I would included a topic in the Wyoming thread
i am not a big point restriction guy. we shot a mulie b/w sundance and upton once that was almost 28" wide and 24" tall..............2x2. It was the biggest 2x2 i had ever seen, and a trophy in anyones book. and genetically, should be culled. having to pass on that buck to me is just wrong. So I would avoid point restrictions
I think there are a few changes that can be made to hunting / mule deer in wyoming. Take region C.......it encompasses several Units (17,18,19,20, 21....mayeb some others).......yet with 1 Region C tag, I can hunt all those units. what happens, is the larger more accessible public areas get hammered.....really really bad. and every forkie gets shot. so you have bad over-crowding and small buck size. solution...........get rid of general and region tags, and go unit specific for the entire state, resident or nonresident. You apply for a.......Unit 20 tag, you hunt unit 20. and that is it. set quotas per unit. take into account amount of private land vs public. this would spread out hunters and help with buck recruitment.
secondly, wyoming has a HUGE problem with private land vs public land access. I can think of 2 larger public tracts in Region C that it is virtually impossible to get to without a helicopter due to crossing private lands to get to them. yet.....those roads were put in with taxpayer dollars, maintained by taxpayer dollars......yet access is restricted by "private entities".......this is killing hunting. and frankly, it is not right or fair. My federal tax dollars pay for public property just as much as a resident from wyoming does, if it is federal lands. I would pass a law REQUIRING public access to and from public parcels larger than........who knows how large a tract say 2 square miles.....across private lands with no tresspass fee. You could require guns to be in a case......you cannot step out of the vehicle on those lands.......or something. But having landlocked public lands is a travesty. And it ruins hunting in other areas. It concentrates hunter density and kills off too many deer. Access issues have to be looked at.
I know many people might not agree with me, but I think if you worked on access and micromanaged units, you would see a huge increase in the mule deer population and buck size.
and.....I am not bashing landowners. Its the law, and if I was a landowner, I would do the same. The problem is the way the laws read. Change the laws to make public lands easier to access.
what say you guys???


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Arcade Fire frontman Win Butler has apologised to a store owner over the band's graffiti campaign to promote new album "Reflektor."
The Canadian rockers are set to release their fourth record next month and the album's logo has been spotted mysteriously spray-painted on walls in cities across the U.S. and in London.
It is not clear who has been responsible for the campaign, but Butler has now written a personal note to a shop owner in Austin, Texas after the man complained his wife spent hours cleaning one of the graffiti logos from their storefront.
In the letter, published on Austinist.com, he writes, "I'm really sorry that you and your wife had to put up with that. The logos were supposed to be put up with water soluble paint or chalk so they would come off in the rain. Somewhere down the line someone must have got confused and used paint… It is sometimes hard to control all these tiny details when you are doing something on such a large scale."


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However, after three interviews, the council took no action on hiring someone.
The police chief position became vacant when former Police Chief Joseph Roberts resigned abruptly on Jan. 30. Roberts gave no reason for his resignation.
The council also interviewed candidates for workers and a clerk for the municipal court, in closed sessions.
In open session, the council hired Rene Ramirez and Bryan Gonzales as city workers, and Raquel Flores as the city's municipal clerk.
Former municipal clerk Debbie LaPore resigned to accept another position.
The council also approved the resignation letter of William Meacham, a city worker.
In other business, the council approved a resolution affirming review of the Woodsboro Planning Study and using it as a guide for future policy decisions. The planning study was prepared by GrantWorks Inc. and is required by the Texas Department of Agriculture.
The study was paid for by a Texas Community Development Block Grant.
The council also approved having its city attorney draw up an ordinance regulating recreational vehicle parks. One provision would be a $150 deposit per lot.
The council also approved the purchase of 150 tons of caliche at $28.50 a ton from Martin Marietta.
The council also approved the $1,650 purchase of a check valve assembly for the lift station from PEECO.


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Here is the original AnthroCart – mobile, strong, modular. These small computer desks (24" or 36") hold 150 pounds! Add shelves above and below to accommodate all of your equipment. Choose from a long list of accessory options to configure a cart that works perfectly for you. Customize this cart to make it your own!
Available in 24" and 36" wide, small AnthroCarts fit a complete workstation in your tightest space. Each cart comes standard with one large and small shelf. With shelves that can be set to any height, and a compact footprint, it's a perfect small workstation. Also available in larger sizes up to 72" wide
Shelves are made with 1" thick industrial grade high density particle board so they're incredibly strong. The combination of sturdy shelves, 16 gauge steel tube legs and patented shelf support mechanism means AnthroCarts can hold up to 150 pounds of your equipment!
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Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me.
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Jelena Jankovic - Marbella
JJ finally earned her first title of the season and 10th of her career after defeating Carlos Suarez Navarro 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in the inaugural Marbella tourney. The former top lady baller had lost her opening round matches at Indian Wells + Miami and struggled through her matches at the Andalucia Tennis Experience but still managed to grab the title.
It seems the clay-court is where JJ can get her confidence as was the case in 2006 when she lost 10-straight matches before making the quarterfinals in Rome. I'd say her season has just begun. But question: is that trophy melting?
Caroline Wozniacki - Ponte Vedra
The Danish teenager also grabbed her first title of the season and fourth of her career by crushing Canada's Aleksandra Wozniack 6-1, 6-2 at the former Amelia Island tourney. And Wozzi gets a glass jar. WTF is up with these trophies?
Lleyton Hewitt - Houston
The Aussie hothead defeated American Wayne Odesnik 6-2, 7-5 to win his first title in two years and first clay-court championship in ten years. After undergoing hip surgery last season, I thought he'd struggle to even win matches never mind the entire tourney so this is a good sign. Granted, Lleyton didn't face any of the big boys but winning is winning and can only help his confidence. Plus, he gets a real trophy unlike some others we won't mention.
Juan Carlos Ferrero - Casablanca
In another surprise, JC won his first title since October 2003 when he defeated Florent Serra 6-4, 7-5 in Casablanca. It was his first trip back to the tourney since his debut as a 19-year old and he made it a good one. Okay JC - can we stop the retirement talk now? Nice trophy too, BTW. Ah, I see - I guess the boys get the good ones while the ladies get screwed. Sweet.
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Design wise, this new brand Huawei 3.5G hotspot MiFi E583C looks great. With speeds of 7.2 Mbps upstream and downstream 5.67Mbps a possibility, it is also very fast, depending on the signal course.
This WiFi wireless modem rooter Huawei E583C hotspot sends out a Wi-Fi signal to give you internet connection whenever you need it. With your own mobile Wi-Fi connection (known as MiFi®) so you can connect different Wi-Fi enabled devices at once and get fast internet speeds with no wires, no hassles and no need for a public Wi-Fi hotspot. So, enjoy surfing on the Internet world via 3G network with your iPad, iPhone, notebooks, Xbox, digital cameras and other WiFi devices.
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I bought this device to deal with a problem when staying in hotels where the 3G reception was poor when using a USB dongle. I also wanted it so I could connect other devices.
I had a bit of trouble at first getting it to work as I did not realize I needed to set the APN settings to work with Vodafone UK. Anyway one quick google later (APN Vodafone) and there was the link detailing what I needed to set them to on twayf.com blog. Thanks for the great information.
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Agree with previous positive comments. Its a really useful mifi router with excellent connectivity without the need to install anything. Mine is locked to 3 but no complaints about reception or charges. No hesitation in recommending it.
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This hotspot router bridges the gap and sends the mobile 3g connection over wifi. Unlike plug-in dongles there is no need to worry about USB drivers so any wifi device should work with it, including the iPad and Linux netbooks. It can be shared with 5 wifi devices with wifi encryption protocols. I won't be travelling without it.
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Whatever device you need to get online with; iphone, ipad, xbox, or laptop, this pocket modem gives you the freedom to stay connected wherever you are. A great piece of mobile connection.
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- Review by Steve
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A really useful wifi router. Just plug in my SIM card and it just work straight off without any fuss! I've stayed at hotels and use this for setting up my own wifi and it's often faster than what the hotel can provide. (Posted on 7/2/11)


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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - It wouldn't have hurt to at least reach the
first day of summer before the Heisman Trophy odds came rolling out.
Oh, that's right, with everything today, from Twitter to texting, we need to
know about anything as quickly as possible. Knowing about something yesterday
doesn't seem to be enough.
I need it now. And if I don't know it now, somebody else will and I can't let
that happen (this way of thinking drives me crazy each and every day, but it's
the world we live in and it's not going away).
Along that same vein of earlier is OK (more than OK?) came who might win the
Heisman Trophy - which will be presented, by the way, in December, which, I
believe, is not summer.
It begs the question, why even play the season? Or, did last season even end?
Before we go on, please let me get one thing straight. I love college football,
especially the Ivy League because they still get it, and can't wait for late
August for it to start.
But Heisman talk in June? Oh, brother.
What's next? How about the odds of who will win the Heisman in 2014.
From what I've heard, we'll have to wait until next week for those.
And here's where I give in. Since they're out, and people are talking about
them, let's try to forecast six months into the future to see who's in New
York getting the trophy.
Let's start with the guy who won it last year, Johnny Manziel of Texas A&M -
the favorite to do it again.
Johnny Football is electrifying and nobody will get more attention than he
will, win or lose. He seems to be enjoying his celebrity status, the guy is in
the news seemingly every other day, but the bottom line is the bottom line.
His Aggies are going to be terrific on offense and if Manziel is just very
good, not even great, it will be hard to supplant him in New York. Of course,
we had only one repeat Heisman winner - Ohio State's Archie Griffin in 1974 and
'75, but Manziel looks like the exception.
Staying with quarterbacks, I really like (as do NFL scouts) Louisville's Teddy
Bridgewater. He has the arm and the legs that coaches drool over and he's also
humble (Bridgewater asked the Louisville sports information people not to
promote him as a Heisman candidate).
What he doesn't have is a dynamic team. The Cardinals need to be undefeated for
a long time for Bridgewater to stay near the top of the list.
Over at Ohio State, quarterback Braxton Miller will get plenty of hype from the
Buckeyes supporters and his team will be in the top five. That's a good
combination if you're trying to win the Heisman.
What? We've written 500 words about college football and haven't mentioned
Alabama yet? Shame on us, we've had to have broken some law.
Now we will. Tide running back T.J. Yeldon is a monster. Big, fast, nasty and
running behind an Alabama line that continually delivers players to the NFL.
Yeldon is going to have a big year, but he'll be hurt by the fact that his
quarterback, A.J. McCarron, also is really good and will take votes away from
him. A nice problem for a team to have, two Heisman candidates lining up for
you every Saturday.
And, finally, a dark horse (kind of) on the other side of the ball to possibly
have a shot at winning the big trophy is South Carolina defensive end Jadeveon
You'll hear his name first from Roger Goodell at the NFL Draft in May (yes,
May) and maybe you'll hear it in December, too.
Clowney plays in the best conference - the SEC - he's the best defensive player
going and the 'Ol Ball Coach will sing his praises each week.
Plus, he owns the highlight hit of highlight hits, the one in which he crunched
Michigan's Vincent Smith in the Outback Bowl and then recovered the fumble.
We've all seen the hit a thousand times and it never gets old (except for
Smith, I'd imagine).
It will hurt Clowney that the Heisman Trophy figure is holding a ball, and
offensive guys always win, but maybe this year will be different.
All we have to do now is wait half a year to find out.
The Sports Network


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Steep drawdown for Marine war force
Camp Pendleton general to transfer most bases to Afghans
U.S. Marines deployed to what has been the most violent province of Afghanistan for coalition forces are deep into a fighting withdrawal, handing over control of their battle space to Afghan forces at a faster pace than the one set for the country as a whole.
At the NATO summit in Chicago that concluded Monday, the alliance affirmed its commitment to seeing Afghans lead the combat mission by the middle of 2013. In Helmand province, that transition for U.S. forces to a supporting role is expected to be more or less complete by this fall, according to Maj. Gen. Charles M. Gurganus, the Camp Pendleton Marine in charge of international forces in southwestern Afghanistan.
"That is a little faster than we anticipated," but given the strong performance of the Afghan army in particular, "we think they're ready to step out on that limb," Gurganus said Friday, speaking to San Diego media for the first time since he and the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force in Afghanistan took command of the region in March.
Gurganus has about 70 Marine installations under his domain. By autumn he expects to have 32. The previous commander of the region, Maj. Gen. John Toolan, oversaw upwards of 250 Marine bases before he began closing or transferring many of them to the Afghans early this year as the drawdown whittled his battle force.
Marines and sailors from several Camp Pendleton battalions and aviators from the 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing headquartered at Miramar are among the Marine force of about 15,800 now deployed in Helmand Province. Last year there were about 20,000 Marines in southwestern Afghanistan — the high-water mark after the surge of troops sent into the country in 2010 doubled the Marine force.
Perhaps fewer than 7,000 Marines will remain by the fall, commanders have said.
The swift drawdown in Helmand province is proceeding despite ongoing combat in some hot spots.
The volatile arc of northern Helmand province that includes Sangin, Kajaki and Musa Qalah has calmed considerably. Heavy fighting has continued, however, in the central district of Nahr-e Saraj surrounding Gereshk – now the most violent area in all of Afghanistan, Gurganus said.
British forces fighting there continue to face a high number of significant attacks by the enemy each week. But Afghan President Hamid Karzai announced recently that Nahr-e Saraj would be among the third round of areas transferred to Afghan control in coming months.
U.S. Gen. John Allen, commander of the international force in Afghanistan, has said he wants some violent areas to transition to the control of Afghan security forces while there is still a significant number of U.S. troops to backstop them.
After relinquishing security control, U.S. Marines will continue to train and advise Afghan forces, provide close air support and evacuate casualties, but they will no longer be responsible for planning and executing most combat patrols.
The handoff after building up indigenous army forces and then the police is a familiar one for the Marine Corps, which faced a similar transition after tamping down a violent insurgency in Al Anbar Province, Iraq.
Gurganus led a regimental combat team in Anbar in 2005 and was the ground combat commander for the 2nd Marine Expeditionary Force in Iraq in 2007. A more diffuse tribal structure in Afghanistan has complicated the process, he said, forcing a village by village approach.
"The other thing we didn't do in Iraq, we didn't necessarily withdraw while we were still in the middle of a fight," he added. "Now we're reducing forces while kinetics (or combat actions) are still going on. In addition to that we are also recovering equipment."


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|I'm Just Cookin'
|Written by Darci Tomky
|Wednesday, 20 March 2013 14:09
Oh the cookies you will cook
Dr. Seuss' birthday was March 2, so this recipe is dedicated to him. (If I was feeling more clever today I would make this entire column rhyme in classic Dr. Seuss style, but that's just not going to happen today.)
These Rainbow Pinwheel Cookies are nicknamed Dr. Seuss cookies because they resemble the colorful "Oh the Places You will Go" book cover.
Or at least they are supposed to. My cookies didn't quite look like those from the recipe posted by Shelly Ruybalid on souder sstudios.com, but after some rave reviews at my church potluck last weekend, I thought I'd share the recipe with you anyway.
With a super easy sugar cookie mix, some neon food coloring and some sprinkles, you can have a fun spring treat for the kids this weekend. I think they look more like tie dye than Dr. Seuss, but I'm pretty sure the kids will eat them regardless. The kids can probably even help you mix 'em, swirl 'em and twirl 'em!
Rainbow Pinwheel Cookies
1 17.5-ounce bag Betty Crocker sugar cookie mix, mixed according to package directions (or your favorite sugar cookie dough recipe)
Liquid food coloring, as desired (McCormick Neon shades work well)
Rainbow sprinkles, if desired
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Divide dough evenly into five bowls and color each with a different color liquid food coloring. Roll each color of dough into grape-sized balls. Combine a ball of each color and quickly roll into a larger ball. It will look like a little beach ball. Then roll that ball between your hands and the counter until you have a cylinder about 12 inches long. Starting from one end, roll the dough into a coil, twisting the cylinder as you go. Roll edges of the cookie in sprinkles. Bake the cookies for 10 to 11 minutes or until done. Yields approximately 3 dozen cookies.
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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for a suspect in a Saturday morning robbery near a N. Church St. gas station.
Officer responded to the Great Stops on N. Church St. around 2:45 a.m. on a robbery call.
The victim told police he was walking on Ransom Road toward the Kangaroo gas station when the suspect approached him. The man pulled out a gun and pointed it at the victim's stomach, according to police.
The suspect then took the victim's money and ran from the scene toward N. Church St.
Police say the suspect was wearing a black New York Yankees jacket and blue jeans.
The victim was not hurt in the robbery.
Police are still investigating.
If you know anything about this robbery, call Crime Stoppers at 336-373-1000.
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HAVELOCK � Havelock Police narrowed their search for a Havelock man Tuesday after his car was found with the keys still in the ignition.
A silver alert was issued Tuesday morning for Steven Daniel Tompkins, 28, a native of Havelock, who was last seen on Donnell Avenue. Tompkins is believed to suffer from some form of dementia or other cognitive impairment, according to information from the N.C. Center for Missing Persons.
Police located Tompkins� 2003 Nissan Maxima on Tuesday morning parked on the side of Railroad Street with the keys still in the ignition, according to Havelock city spokeswoman Diane Miller.
The location is directly adjacent to a portion of the Croatan National Forest.
Havelock Police and Havelock Fire and Rescue personnel used four-wheel ATVs looking for Tompkins along clear lines and trail in the forest. They were assisted by Morehead City Police K-9 units and aerial searchers aboard the Pedro search and rescue helicopter from Cherry Point.
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Towards an Open Datacenter with an Interoperable Network Part I – Why Standardize ?
Standards have played a pivotal role throughout history. Just ask my 9th grade daughter. This story is going to sound like a digression, but bear with me…like most stories, there's an important morale at the end that will save money for your IT organization.
This past week, my daughter learned that the economic unification of China between 247 – 221 BC was due, in part, to the standardization of weights and measures, including the length of ox cart axles (which facilitated transport of goods on the road systems ). The history of technology contains many examples like this one, showing how standards are beneficial. They promote buying confidence by helping to future-proof purchases (no need to worry that your new ox cart won't fit on the roads). They encourage competition and commoditization, which lowers capital expense (if all the ox carts are the same size, then I can buy the lowest priced cart that fits my needs). And they promote innovation, interoperability and avoid confusion in the marketplace (does it matter if my ox cart is red or blue, as long as it fits on the road? Probably not. But if I can build a cart with the same axel width that can hold twice as much produce, then I've created meaningful innovation and differentiated myself from the other ox carts).
In the same way, a standardized approach to more modern commodities, like data center switches, makes sense too. Much has been written about how we can standardize on parts of the solution that have long development times, like silicon ASICs, and differentiate through those aspects which have faster turnaround, like software.
But what about the benefits of buying all your ox carts from the same place? Doesn't this mean you can get lower prices from buying in bulk and having a good relationship with a single ox cart provider? Won't you have to train your mechanics to only fix one kind of ox cart, using a common set of tools, and thus save training expenses? Surprisingly, the answer is no to all of these questions, according to a study conducted by Gartner Group for major networking equipment vendors at a large number of customer deployments. For example, this study found that working with a single vendor actually costs a premium of up to 20% over multi-sourced environments, since that vendor isn't constrained by competitive pricing. Since the tools to fix different types of ox carts (and network switches) are mostly common regardless of brand, there isn't a need to increase staff or training.
In fact, according to this study, CIOs who don't re-evaluate their single vendor networking choices aren't living up to their fiduciary responsibilities. So check out this report for more details, and next time I'll tell you how to distinguish between true industry standard networking implementations, and those who just want to take you for a ride in their ox cart.
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The Estancia Rincon Chico is a ranch founded in 1897 located on the Patagonian Sea Coast. The property has 31 square miles and 9 miles of beaches, and is dedicated to the conservation of the marine & land wildlife, sheep farming, and eco lodging. The southwest corner of the Atlantic Ocean known as the Patagonian Sea, covers the so-called "Large Marine Ecosystem Patagonian shelfâ€, is one of the richest marine areas on Earth harboring populations of right whales, elephant seals, sea lions, orcas, penguins, and numerous species of birds and fish.
So as to live different moments in life intensely you need to devote enough time to them. Stay with Estancia Rincon Chico and be waken by the song of the larks, discover the reddish shades at dust, enjoy the longest rainbow you have ever seen and a unique sky full of stars.
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Johnny Appleseed Museum's Holiday High Tea
URBANA, Ohio (November 20, 2012) - The Johnny Appleseed Education Center and Museum will host a Holiday High Tea in the historic Barclay/Bailey Halls on Saturday, December 15 and Sunday, December 16. The full "high" tea will be served at 2:00, 3:15, and 4:30 p.m. both days. Picture sitting among white linens, beautiful silver, pine, and poinsettias, listening to lovely music provided by Janet Ebert & Friends and The Champaign County Dulcimer club, enjoying scones, tiny sandwiches, pastries, and all the hot tea you can drink! Tickets are $15 each and must be pre-paid. They may be purchased by calling the Museum office at 937-484-1368 or stopping by Tuesday through Friday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. or Saturday from noon to 4 p.m.
What is a "high tea"? Tea itself has a long history, beginning about the 17th century in France. In 1600, Queen Elizabeth granted permission for the charter of the East India Company to begin trading relationships in the Far East, tea trade began in the1670s. By the 18th century, tea was on sale by more than 500 coffee houses in London. According to legend, one of Queen Victoria's ladies-in-waiting, the Duchess of Bedford, is credited as the creator of afternoon teatime. Because the noon meal had become skimpier, the Duchess suffered from a "sinking feeling" at about four o'clock in the afternoon. The Duchess had her servants sneak her a pot of tea and a few breadstuffs. This developed into a full menu of small cakes, bread and butter sandwiches, assorted sweets and, of course, tea. The Duchess continued this practice and she began inviting friends to join her.
There are three basic types of tea: Cream Tea with tea, scones, jam and cream; Light Tea with tea, scones and sweets; and Full or High Tea with tea, savories, scones, dessert, and sweets served. This event will serve the High Tea with sandwiches, delicious tea, scones, and dessert.


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When I view my Documents tab on my production system I see my pages as a bullet list instead of a nice formatted table with Document name, Actions, Modified by, etc etc
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Classic Cruisers - 1956 Ford F-100Written by on October 22, 2013 Owned by Dave Larson, Seattle, WA
Dave Larson of Seattle sent us images of his "old-school green machine" so we could share 'em with the rest of our readers. Dave's been a full-on gearhead since he was a youngster. His dad was a Ford mechanic and hot rod hobbyist and had taken Dave under his wing teaching him the basics of mechanics, fabrication, and restoration.
At 16 Dave built his first hot rod, a 1947 Ford coupe, and continued from there building a long list of cars and trucks along the way. Dave's green machine is the big-window 1956 F-100 he'd wanted for years before coming across a viable candidate for rodstoration.
Dave tore the pickup right down to its bare frame and redid and upgraded the modifications the truck had received from prior owners over the years. The F-100 sports a Chrysler subframe and steering, a Jag IRS setup, a fresh 400ci small-block Chevy, a huge amount of bodywork and paint, and a fresh interior makeover. Though it took a long time and a lot of elbow grease Dave says it was all worth it in the end and he's having a ball cruising the Seattle area as much as he possibly can.
At 16 Dave built his first hot rod, a 1947 Ford coupe, and continued from there building a long list of cars and trucks along the way.
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- Glue boards are used to identify and monitor the type of pests present, as well as the size of the infestation and direction of travel.
- Traps and baiting systems will be used to control infestations. Chemical sprays will normally only be used when other control strategies have proven to be ineffective.
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my enterprise has about 5 thousand users throughout the world, and we are seriously evaluating zimbra. is it possible to have the following setup.
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No matter how specific you were with your Christmas wish list, you're bound to open something tomorrow that you know will stay hidden in the back of your closet forever. The mom jeans from your well meaning aunt, the cat sweatshirt from your cousin who insist you love cats. Whatever unwanted pieces of clothing you get, however, they're probably more stylish then these furry monstrosities.
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|Tax bills will vary due to property valuations
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 24 October 2013 18:18
■ Editor's note: This is the third in a series examining the assessed valuation of ag land in Chase County and what rising valuation means in determining local tax levies.
By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
This year's increase in property valuations for agricultural land in Chase County of slightly more than 22 percent will result in a higher tax bill for those land holders.
In Chase County, the two school districts have increased their tax askings over last year. Wauneta-Palisade Schools asked for $374,084 while Chase County Schools requested $394,324.
The Upper Republican Natural Resources District increased their tax request by more than $850,000 to cover expenses related to the augmentation projects. Their tax asking gets spread across Chase, Perkins and Dundy Counties.
With those tax increases and an increase in rural property valuations, rural property owners will bear a bigger share of the tax load.
Even with ag land valued at 72 percent of market value, ag land owners will still feel the pinch. The rising prices being paid for land is also calculated into the tax valuations for that class of land.
For instance, a center pivot in the Wauneta-Palisade school and Wauneta fire districts that had a market value of $800,000 in 2012 had a tax valuation of $576,000 (72 percent of market value).
In 2013, the market value of that pivot increased 22 percent to $976,000, resulting in a tax valuation of $704,000.
Based on the tax askings for 2012, the tax bill would have been $8,882. Even though this year's tax levy went down from $1.542 to $1.529 per $100 of valuation, that landowner will see an increase in taxes due to a higher valuation to $10,764, or an increase of 21 percent.
For a homeowner in Wauneta, property values fell 1.34 percent in 2013 compared to 2012. In Imperial valuations increased 8.1 percent.
However, because there is more overall valuation in the county thanks to rising ag land prices, the total tax burden is spread out more. However, ag land absorbs a bigger share of the burden.
For instance, a home with a tax valuation of $150,000 in Wauneta in 2012 decreased in tax value by 1.34 percent to $147,990.
In 2012, the property tax for that home would have been $3,022.37. But because of the larger increase in rural valuations spreading out the tax burden, and the reduced valuation in Wauneta, the taxes go down to $2,969, or about a decrease of 1.7 percent.
This year's tax levy chart appears at the right. To see what impact the rising valuations will have on a tax bill, refer to the levies for the respective tax district the property lays in.
Proportions of your tax dollar
The following shows a proportionate breakdown of where the 2013-14 tax dollar goes.
All property owners in Chase County pay the same county levy regardless of whether they reside in town or in the country.
Because property owners in Imperial and Wauneta also pay city taxes, their proportion of tax dollar changes.
In Imperial, 14 percent of the tax dollar goes to the county. In rural Imperial, because no city tax is collected, the proportion of the tax dollar changes to 22 percent.
However, the two classes of property still pay an equal levy for county expense.
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The University of St. Thomas women's basketball team will take on Loyola University in its inaugural game this Saturday, Oct. 29 at the Jerabeck Activity and Athletic Center. Tip-off is scheduled for 2 p.m.
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|Rockefeller Center tree dates back to 1930s
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The first Christmas tree at Rockefeller Center was erected in 1931, two years before the opening of Rockefeller Plaza, where the tree now draws thousands of tourists each year.
The tradition began when construction workers hard at work on building Rockefeller Center decorated a roughly 20-foot-tall balsam fir tree on Christmas Eve in 1931. Strings of cranberries and tin cans were among the items used to decorate the tree.
While there was no tree in 1932, the first official tree was unveiled in 1933 in Rockefeller Plaza, and the lighting ceremony was broadcast over NBC Radio. The 1933 tree, at 50 feet tall, dwarfed the 1931 tree. However, the 1933 tree paled in comparison to the 10-ton Norway Spruce erected in 1999, which measured 100 feet tall and remains the tallest tree ever erected at Rockefeller Center.
The tradition of the Rockefeller Center tree continues to evolve to this day, but the evergreen is no longer lit with incandescent light bulbs. LED bulbs that consume a fraction of the energy of traditional bulbs are the bulbs of choice now. In addition, in 2007 Rockefeller Center partnered with Habitat for Humanity, who used the tree after it was taken down to furnish lumber for home construction.
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WASHINGTON - In a major concession to business groups, the Obama administration Tuesday unexpectedly announced a one-year delay, until 2015, in a central requirement of the new health care law that medium and large companies provide coverage for their workers or face fines.
The move sacrificed timely implementation of President Barack Obama's signature legislation but may help the administration politically by blunting a line of attack Republicans were planning to use in next year's congressional elections. The employer requirements are among the most complex parts of the health care law, which is designed to expand coverage for uninsured Americans.
"We have heard concerns about the complexity of the requirements and the need for more time to implement them effectively," Treasury Assistant Secretary Mark Mazur said in a blog post. "We have listened to your feedback and we are taking action."
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Presidential adviser Valerie Jarret, left, says a one-year delay of a central requirement of the new health care law is part of an effort to simplify data reporting requirements.
Business groups were jubilant. "A pleasant surprise," said Randy Johnson, senior vice president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. There was no inkling in advance of the administration's action, he said.
Ohio Valley lawmakers weighed in on the Obama administration's decision.
During a town hall meeting in Cameron on Tuesday, Rep. David McKinley, R-W.Va., said he hoped Obamacare's implementation would be delayed.
"We are not ready. Particularly when you look at the exchange programs, we are not ready," McKinley said, emphasizing his overall opposition to the entire Obamacare program.
"President Obama's decision to push the confusing and job-killing employer mandate past the 2014 election is proof-positive that he sees the writing on the wall for his health care law," said fellow Mountain State Republican Shelley Moore Capito. "His politically motivated decision is a clear sign that he understands how damaging Obamacare will be for those who voted for the legislation."
Under the law, companies with 50 or more workers must provide affordable coverage to their full-time employees or risk a series of escalating tax penalties if just one worker ends up getting government-subsidized insurance.
Originally, that requirement was supposed to take effect next Jan. 1. Business groups complained since the law passed that the provision was too complicated. For instance, the law created a new definition of full-time workers, those putting in 30 hours or more. But such complaints until now seemed to be going unheeded.
The delay in the employer requirement does not affect the law's requirement that individuals carry health insurance starting next year or face fines. That so-called individual mandate was challenged all the way to the Supreme Court, which ruled last year that requirement was constitutional since the penalty would be collected by the Internal Revenue Service and amounted to a tax.
Tuesday's action is sure to anger liberals and labor groups, but it could provide cover for Democrat candidates in next year's congressional elections.
The move undercuts Republican efforts to make the overhaul and the costs associated with new requirements a major issue in congressional races. Democrats are defending 21 Senate seats to the Republicans' 14, and the GOP had already started to excoriate Senate Democrats who had voted for the health law in 2009.
Senior White House adviser Valerie Jarrett cast the decision as part of an effort to simplify data reporting requirements.
She said since enforcing the coverage mandate is dependent on businesses reporting about their workers' access to insurance, the administration decided to postpone the reporting requirement, and with it, the mandate to provide coverage.
"We have and will continue to make changes as needed," Jarrett wrote in a White House blog post. "In our ongoing discussions with businesses we have heard that you need the time to get this right. We are listening."
Republicans called it a validation of their belief that the law is unworkable and should be repealed.
"Obamacare costs too much and it isn't working the way the administration promised," said Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky. "The White House seems to slowly be admitting what Americans already know ... that Obamacare needs to be repealed and replaced with common-sense reforms that actually lower costs for Americans."


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Zimbra is the 5th email client I have tried to use and I'm hoping it will work for me.
I imported my contacts from Earthlink without any problems. I went in to set up a new group and none of the contacts show in the window on the right. I could manually add a person. Why aren't the contacts showing up? I'd prefer not to have to enter 60 or 70 emails.
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With acne being the most common skin care problem in the United States, dermatologist Dr. Howard Sobel is all too familiar with its treatment. At his practice in New York City, the doctor sees many patients who are struggling to deal with acne blemishes, and his desire to help them effectively fight pimples and manage the problem long term inspired him to create his own line of skin care products, the Doctor's Dermatologic Formula, or more simply, DDF. The formulas in the DDF Acne line treat the skin to ingredients that are commonly used in the clinical treatments at Sobel's practice, allowing you to benefit from his expertise without having to leave home.
The DDF Acne range differs from other acne treatment and blemish prevention skin care collections due to its multi-faceted approach to clearing the complexion. The products in the collection simultaneously regulate oil production, keep the pores clear and fight bacteria, addressing all of the common causes of acne in easy-to-use, safe formulas. To finally obtain clear, healthy, beautiful skin, trust the clinical-strength solutions in the DDF Acne range.
Among all of the common skin conditions, acne is one of the biggest complaints reported by customers looking for skin solutions. The DDF Acne line was designed to effectively treat acne and help to maintain a clear complexion. While acne used to be considered a problem primarily experienced by teenagers, more and more adults are reporting the problem. The DDF Acne line is extensive, offering solutions with different effective ingredients like benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and sulfur. The different choices that make up the DDF Acne line make it possible for customers with every skin type to effectively treat their acne breakouts as well as achieving and maintaining clear skin. DDF Acne includes all types of products from cleansers to toners to masks and leave-on treatment creams. DDF Acne provides a comprehensive daily regimen for the continued fight against blemishes.
DDF Sulfur Therapeutic Mask contains sulfur, a natural element that kills bacteria while also soothing the skin and reducing inflammation and redness. The clay-based mask is infused with aromatic oils that refresh the face and the senses. The DDF Acne mask can be used as an overall rinse-off treatment mask but also as an overnight spot treatment for inflamed pimples.
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Details are sketchy, but Meridian airport director Tom Williams said the plane had passed through Key Field and apparently experienced alternator failure in flight.
No one was injured.
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