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Clancy Yeates reports on banking and finance and is a former Canberra business correspondent.
Super system could face revolutionary changes
Peter Martin and Clancy Yeates The Financial System Inquiry has proposed a revolution in Australia's superannuation system that would banish high fees and force Australians to take more super as income rather than lump sums.
Houses, dollar to fall warns Reserve Bank
Clancy Yeates and Peter Martin The Reserve Bank has warned home owners that "people should not assume that prices always rise" when deciding to buy property.
Government will help Qantas but won't rescue it, says Prime Minister Tony Abbott
Clancy Yeates Prime Minister Tony Abbott has left open the possibility of easing foreign ownership restrictions on Qantas as he warned management to take responsibility for the airline's future, saying it is...
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Clancy Yeates The Australian government will consider any proposal the nation's struggling airline puts on the table but has stopped short of meeting calls to change foreign-ownership laws.


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I want some users to test our Zimbra setup before we go live. Unfortunately, the only problem is that imapsync only syncs one way (from our current mail server to our Zimbra server). If I delete a message in Zimbra, the message is not deleted from our mail server and is re-synced back to Zimbra. Also, pretty much any changes that you make over Zimbra don't sync over (sent messages, moved messages, etc.).
In short, is there a way to have imapsync do a two way sync? Kind-of like the most recent changes apply? I want users to be able to switch between servers and not get things messed up and or confused!

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We've got Zimbra NE 5.0.18 server that is integrated with the BES server and Office 2007 SP2. After a few initial hiccups the BES has been functional for the past 6 months without too many issues thanks to the zimbra support team.
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ATLANTA -- By now you've probably heard the National Transportation Safety Board, or NTSB, is urging states to ban the use of electronics while driving except for emergencies.
RELATED | NTSB recommends ban on driver cell phone use
And you've probably then wondered, what specifically does this mean?
First, what would not be allowed? In the NTSB's proposal, states would ban drivers from using the phone for anything that doesn't assist that particular drive. This means no phone calls, text messages, or e-mails. The ban would include hands-free devices like Bluetooth and music devices like iPods.
As for what would be allowed? Basically, if it assists the drive, it's OK. This means GPS devices are fair to use, as are GPS apps on a SmartPhone.
On top of that, the NTSB's plan allows drivers to use anything installed into the car by the manufacturer. This means a driver could make a phone call while driving but would have to use the car's installed system to do it.
Finally, the ban makes exceptions for emergencies. According to an NTSB spokesperson, this one is essentially up to the interpretation of the individual states. Of course, in reality, the entire ban is up to the states to interpret. The NTSB can make all the recommendations it wants, but ultimately the individual states have to pass individual laws -- and there's no guarantee state officials will do so.


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COLLEGE PARK, Md. (WUSA9) -- For years women have been complaining that men aren't as well versed in the communication department as women. Apparently science may have something to do with this phenomenon.
Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine published findings on Wednesday in The Journal of Neuroscience that shows women have the biological makeup to talk more than men thanks to heightened levels of a certain protein, FOXP2, linked to speech and language development in humans.
In the study conducted by J. Michael Bowers, Margaret McCarthy, and their colleagues at the University of Maryland School of Medicine, levels of the FOXP2 protein were analyzed in the brains of four-day-old female and male rats before testing on humans to find communication differences between the sexes.
ScienceNOW's Michael Balter reported that after studying rats, the researchers conducted a small study on children aged four to five years old who had died in accidents less than a day before. This study showed 30% more FOXP2 protein in the brains of the girls as compared with the boys.
University of Maryland researcher, Margaret McCarthy, said in the published report that this study is one of the first of its kind.
"This study is one of the first to report a sex difference in the expression of a language-associated protein in humans or animals," McCarthy said. "The findings raise the possibility that sex differences in brain and behavior are more pervasive and established earlier than previously appreciated."
Through this study, University of Maryland researchers found that a heightened level of FOXP2 protein in the brain has a direct correlation with better communication skills thereby solidifying the fact that women are genetically predisposed to be better communicators than men.


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Homebuilt Heros - Your Car Could Be on Our Cover!Written on June 9, 2003 Your Chance to Win the Ultimate Prize: GET Your Car Featured in HOT ROD Magazine -Maybe Even on the Cover!
"How do I get my car in HOT ROD?" That's a question we'd be tired of hearing if it weren't such a compliment to this magazine. The unfortunate reality for 95 percent of the people who ask the question, however, is that there's a slim chance at best that we'll feature their car beyond a Readers' Ride entry. There are only so many pages every month, and there are so many nice and, more importantly, significant cars out there that we have to be overly discriminatory on what actually makes it in the magazine. But for one issue soon to come, that all changes. Welcome to HOT ROD's Homebuilt Heros(TM), the best chance ever for real-world guys and girls to get their hot rods featured in HOT ROD.
Here's the deal: Send us good photos of your car with as much information as possible, convince us that you did most of the work yourself, and tell us why it should be in the magazine. We'll pick the best entry in one of 25 categories, and each one will get a small feature in the magazine. But the coolest news is that the overall winner (as determined by the judges) will be professionally photographed and may be put on a future cover of HOT ROD (possibly the February 2008 issue).
And if that isn't good enough, we've convinced 16 of our monthly advertisers to pony up quality goodies for each winner. That's right: If your car is chosen as the Best Mopar, for example, you will win a prize from each. And we're not talking key chains or can cozies, either. Every prize is worth at least $25, and as you'll see on page three our advertisers kicked in some really good stuff.
One winner will be chosen in each of the following categories. Let's say you enter a '69 Camaro. It could fit into the Best Camaro category (of course), but it may also fit into most of the 10 non-brand-specific categories, like Best Use of Used Parts or Quickest for Cheapest.
* Best Use of Used Parts
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The judging is based on the following criteria: relevance to theme and detail/clarity of vehicle specs, 50 percent; homebuilt evidence, 35 percent; photographic excellence, 15 percent.
A HOT ROD photographer will shoot the overall winner for the cover, but the rest of the category winners will be featured with the photos provided in the entry. That means you really need to read the next page, which provides photography tips.
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You must completely fill out the entry form at the end of this story and include it with the photos. The entry form doesn't go into great detail, so please add as many pages as necessary to elaborate on all the specs of your car, and also why you think it should win. And since the whole basis of this contest is to show real-world cars built by real-world (nonprofessional) hot rodders, you'll have to convince us that you did a lot of the work yourself.
It's the rare hot rodder who truly does everything him/herself. Most of us pay someone else to paint the car, send it out for upholstery, or buy a pro-built engine, and that's just fine. We don't require that winners do everything themselves, since that's often not realistic. But we still need to be convinced that it fits into the "homebuilt" realm, so there's your assignment. Convince us. A photo of you coated in grunge lying under the disassembled car in your garage would be good evidence.
Deadline and How to Enter
Don't slack, because entries must be received by August 1. That doesn't mean postmarked August 1; it means it has to be in our dirty little hands or in our email box no later than 5:00 p.m. PST on August 1, 2007. Entries must be complete with the filled-out entry form and photos.
We're starting from scratch with this program, so if you have already submitted photos for our monthly Readers Rides section, you must do so again and make sure to label the entry "HOT ROD Homebuilt Heros."
Click here for the Official HOT ROD Homebuilt Heros Rules and How-to-Enter Instructions
There are a couple ways for you to enter. Remember, all entrants MUST bereceived by 5:00 PM PST on August 1, 2007. You can either


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(WUSA 9) -- TripAdvisor announced the winners of its Traveler's Choice Island Awards, which ranks Islands across the across the nation based on millions of traveler reviews posted on the site.
Although several islands in Florida were featured on the list the San Juan Islands of the rainy state of Washington took top honors ranking in at first place.
"We're delighted that San Juan Island is honored as both the top island in the U.S.," said Deborah Hopkins, executive director for the San Juan Islands Visitors Bureau. "We'd like to thank the travelers who have made this win possible, simply by sharing their love of the sparkling waters, abundant wildlife, outdoor recreation and vibrant arts scene that San Juan Island offers on TripAdvisor."
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North Central College is honoring The Rev. Thomas Babler of Naperville with a Wall of Witness recognition during Homecoming.
Babler and four others will be honored during the College's Homecoming Reunion Celebration from 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 18, at the College's Residence Hall/Recreation Center, 440 S. Brainard St.


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I've been trying for the last day to get a Zimbra server up and running but to no avail.
I'm running the server on a VMWare virtual server running Red Hat. Everything went ok with the installation, however the logger doesn't work when I do a 'zmcontrol status' report. I tried following the instructions about changing mysql passwords etc. from the various other posts but to no avail. Anyway, I decided to try to see if the server could send/recieve mail anyway, as the logger isn't essential.
I have tried to send and receive from the admin account and another that I have set up, but if I look at the mail queue page they all get deferred. When I look in the mail log on the server it gives the following messagse:
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Rebuilding Your Dashpanel - Dashing ResultsWritten by on March 1, 2002 Take Control Of Your Systems With Some Cosmetic Repairs To Your Dashpanel.
Let's face it, when you climb behind the wheel of your ride, you're immediately face-to-face with something that could best be described as a necessity. Regardless of the rest of your car, that dashpanel with its lights and gauges is probably one of the most important pieces of automotive equipment you use when you drive. Without it, how do you know what the engine is doing, what your speed limit is, or how the car is functioning?
As with all things, dashboards get worn out. So if you feel that the dash in your ride can best be described as "tired," this article will give you some insight into what it takes to return your dash to quality appearance using simple tools and a little effort. Some of the steps may look a little intimidating, but with patience and possibly a little help from a friend, you can get great results in your own garage. Today's quality reproduction parts and refinished original stuff can a go a long way toward making your dash attractive.
The dash we will show you here came out of a '68 GTX with the car already in the process of a complete restoration. Pulling the dash from the car is best performed by referencing the shop manual for your model year, and once the dash is removed, disassembly will be a lot easier since the back of the components are accessible. That said, follow along as we guide you through the process of getting some dashing results of your own.
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During our dash rebuild, we were fortunate enough that the upper and lower pads were in excellent condition and simply needed to be re-dyed. If your dash pad(s) are beyond that simple spraying or if re-dyeing is a step you do not feel comfortable taking, Just Dashes is there to help. You can send them the dash pads from your car and they will send them back to you with a complete new foam core and color-correct cover and stitching. The high-density foam that Just Dashes uses as core material is of a higher quality than the original and resists the heat build-up that makes the factory foam expand, causing the covering to crack. Each foam core is hand-shaped, then the vinyl with the original graining and stitching is vacuum formed over the dash, resulting in a perfect reproduction of the original. Many Mopar dash forms are now created, so contact Just Dashes for availability of your dash. Just Dashes, Dept. MPRM, 5941 Lemona Ave., Van Nuys, CA 91411; 818-780-9005; www.justdashes.com.
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Using a 7/16-inch socket, remove the eight defroster vent nuts. You'll need a long ratchet and extension with a 3/8-inch socket to remove the dashpad nuts down in the back. To remove the speaker, remove the two nuts from each side using a 3/8-inch wrench and slide the speaker out from under the dash. The speaker will come out with the bracket.With the dash facing up on sawhorses, remove the six Phillips-head screws that hold the face trim. Now remove the four screws securing the heater controls (A). Be careful when removing controls and don't pull too hard and yank the wires out of the switch. (If your dash is still in the car, also unhook the cables going to the heater box). Next, take out the three screws from the maplight and remove it (B), noting that the wire going to the passenger-side doorjamb courtesy light is also on this circuit in this model. It must be removed from the doorjamb.With the dash facing up on sawhorses, remove the six Phillips-head screws that hold the face trim. Now remove the four screws securing the heater controls (A). Be careful when removing controls and don't pull too hard and yank the wires out of the switch. (If your dash is still in the car, also unhook the cables going to the heater box). Next, take out the three screws from the maplight and remove it (B), noting that the wire going to the passenger-side doorjamb courtesy light is also on this circuit in this model. It must be removed from the doorjamb.The glovebox door is removed by taking out the five Phillips-head screws for the door and the six others that hold the glovebox in place. If you're not replacing the glovebox liner, remove all of the screws because the liner will need to be moved out of the way to remove the door.Next, remove the face trim by taking out the five Phillips-head screws on the face along the top and also the two speed nuts on the backside of the dash at each end.With the face trim removed, take out the two bolts holding the radio and the one nut on the back of the radio. Carefully slide the radio out the back.Next comes the switch panel. Remove the five screws on the face of the switch panel and carefully pull the panel out the front. Hint: The pad may seem swollen against the switch panel due to age, but with a little care and finesse, it will come out. When you unhook the wiring, be sure to label all connections clearly.After you remove the switch panel, you can see and remove the four screws that hold the lower dashpad in place. There are also six speed nuts on the back holding the lower pad.
The last piece to remove is the instrument cluster. The wire harness will need to removed from the cluster. Again, make sure you label all wires so you can put them back in the right location. Then take the six Phillips-head screws from around the outside edge and remove.The only thing left now is a naked dash. At this point, you may wish to paint the metal part yourself or have a reputable shop do it for you. If you do it yourself, make sure you thoroughly clean and prep the metal before priming and painting it the same color as the original.With the instrument cluster removed, you can give your tired-looking instrument cluster the face-lift it deserves. Using a 1/4-inch socket, remove the eight hex-head screws that hold the lens in place. Now carefully lift the lens off of the cluster; remember, this thing is probably more than 30 years old.Unhook the gauges by removing the speed nuts on the backside of the gauge and carefully lift it out the front. To remove the speedometer, simply remove the two screws in the back and lift it out.Whether your dash has a clock, a tach, or a blank panel in this location, remove the three Phillips-head screws and pull it from the back.Carefully pull the dash voltage regulator and condenser straight out of the dash. The fragile circuit board under the regulator is only thin fiberglass, so be gentle when removing it. The dash voltage regulator was used for several years and should still be available at your local auto parts store if needed. Remove the quarter-turn dash lights and the circuit board by removing the four hex-head bolts. Again use extreme caution with the circuit board, since it's very fragile.The "idiot" light lenses can now be removed by pulling the foam seal from around the red and green lenses, then carefully pop them out with a small screwdriver. On this model, they only fit one way.The housing can be cleaned with soap and water. The circuit board can also be carefully cleaned using Windex and a soft cloth. To clean the individual gauge faces, use a 50/50 mix of Windex and water to clean it. The diluted Windex won't hurt the old paint on the gauge face, but take care not to scrub the face with hard pressure.To paint the indicator needles, place a small piece of paper between the gauge face and the needle. The needles can then be hand- or spray-painted using Plasti-Kote No. B27 orange glow enamel (A). If the white lines on your gauge need to be touched up, use a fineline brush and carefully do so. The black is just Krylon semiflat spray paint. With the face of the gauges painted, clean the threads on the back using a Scotch-Brite pad and be sure all contact points on the circuit board are also cleaned (B).
With the gauges reinstalled back in the housing, carefully reinsert the circuit board onto the back. When reinstalling components, do not overtighten any nuts or screws since most of the parts are only plastic.Voila! With the lens installed, the renewed instrument cluster is now ready to be installed in the dash assembly.Since our GTX is getting a complete restoration, we took a leftover piece of the new headliner to the auto-body supply store and had them mix an appropriate shade of red dye to paint-match the two pads and the glovebox door. Remember, the vinyl parts are pliable, so standard paint won't work; it must be a dye. After the metal part of our dash was painted, we opted to assemble it in the car to help keep from scratching it. It's a little more difficult to do it this way, but it can be accomplished with a minimal amount of trouble.Some of the first pieces you'll need to install are the upper dash pad and the defroster vents. Be careful not to overtighten the nuts holding these dash parts; they're plastic, and if you're not using repop pieces; they're also old.This part can get a little tricky. You need to install the glovebox hinge and liner at the same time, because the upper screws of the liner also go through the hinge for the lid. Do not tighten these screws yet, because you may need to adjust the alignment of the glovebox lid later. With the liner and the lid installed, put the latch mechanism in place and adjust the door as necessary so it latches.The speaker in our dash was in pretty bad shape, so we went to our local Radio Shack and purchased a replacement (Cat No. 40-1297c). The "cheese cloth" that covered the speaker needed replacing. This was purchased at an upholstery shop. This speaker is almost a direct bolt-in, with "almost" meaning that the only change we needed to make was to reinstall the bracket for the speaker upside-down and use machine screws to attach the speaker to the bracket. The speaker can then be bolted back in its original location.To start on the wiring, you first need to install the firewall plug by pushing it through from under the dash until all four clips snap into place. This gives a solid mounting point to route the wires from. Now carefully reroute the "labeled" wires to their respective locations. Remember, be gentle when pulling the wires.
Now you can install your "like new" instrument cluster in its appropriate location. Double-check the wiring in the back to make sure all connections are made and hooked up at the right location. At this time, you can also install the lower dashpad and ignition switch.Next, slide the radio into the dash from the back and attach with the two face bolts. Don't forget the nut in the back to support the weight of the radio. Now install the woodgrain trim and the switch panel. To avoid scratching your newly dyed dashpad, put a piece of plastic between the top of the switch panel and the dash and the bottom of the switch panel and the dash before pushing the panel into place. The switch panel will slide on the plastic and not harm the newly dyed vinyl pad. Remember how hard that panel came out? Be careful pushing it in.


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A New York company called AR Wear hopes to bring confidence and protection to women everywhere. How does one do such a thing? With anti-rape underwear, of course.
Now the harder question is how does one create such a product? AR Wear wanted to make a line of anti-rape underwear that would be comfortable, but protective at the same time. They describe their creation below:
The waist, thighs, and central panels are protected with specially designed, cut resistant straps and webbing. Once the waist girth has been adjusted and secured with its unique locking device, the garment cannot be pulled down. Since a female's waist measurement is generally less than that of her pelvic area, the waist strap can be locked at a comfortable position and still prevent unwanted removal of the garment. The thigh straps, after an initial adjustment by the wearer, prevent the leg openings from being lifted or shifted to the sides by someone else. The center panels are connected to both the waist and thigh straps to create a unified protective skeletal structure.
The product will come in various styles and is even available as running shorts, traveling shorts, etc.
Its clear to see that the company means well and has the best of intentions, but their product has already gathered quite a lot of negative criticism.
AR Wear specifies that "The only one responsible for a rape is the rapist and AR Wear will not solve the fundamental problem that rape exists in our world. Only by raising awareness and education, as well as bringing rapists to justice, can we all hope to eventually accomplish the goal of eliminating rape as a threat to both women and men." They even point out that their product aims for girls to have "more power to control the outcome of a sexual assault."
Some say that this still misses the point. Those who disagree with AR Wear claim that the product reinforces the idea that women are still ultimately responsible for rape. Instead of creating a product which stops men from raping women, we've created a product which may or may not make rape a little bit more difficult for a man.
Others claim that AR Wear is flawed in its marketing and choice of words. Thinkprogress.org points out the underwear is marketed with the line "for when things go wrong." They argue that such a tagline suggests rape is an accident.
AR Wear claims, "A woman or girl who is wearing one of our garments will be sending a clear message to her would-be assailant that she is NOT consenting. We believe that this undeniable message can help to prevent a significant number of rapes." However, Thinkprogress.org argues that most people who commit rape are not innocently confused about their actions. They are aware of what they are doing despite any clear messages.
We can't help but think of a similar tactic from a product in China.
These hairy stockings were created to try and prevent rape as well. The theory behind this is that men would be so disgusted by the appearance of the users legs that they wouldn't want to continue with the rape.
Admittedly, we were appalled by these. Doesn't this product simply encourage the idea that rape is dependent on how a woman dresses and looks? Doesn't this suggest that women should not dress in what makes them feel good or powerful and should instead be mindful or else rape is their fault?
If anti-rape underwear is so similar to these appalling stockings, is it the wrong answer as well? Tell us what you think.


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Above all else, you need to know that this moisturizer cannot prevent loose or sagging skin. The many factors that contribute to that cannot be controlled by skin care, and definitely not a somewhat basic, overpriced product like this.
Firm, tighten, repair and prevent loose/sagging skin, moisturize and protect the skin against the environment with this hydrating moisturizer.
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Strengths: One outstanding eye cream and retinol product for lips; a couple of very good cleansers and toners; products don't take everything-but-kitchen-sink approach to ingredients.
Weaknesses: Pervasive use of irritating synthetic and natural ingredients; no sunscreens included as part of daytime skin-care routine; sole sunscreen contains sensitizing preservative; no skin-lightening or BHA options; lack of effective options to manage acne; jar packaging; hokey claims that don't have substantiated proof.
Pevonia is a spa/salon line of skin-care products that has been around since 1991 and, like countless other spa lines, speaks of its unification of natural ingredients with advanced scientific technology. Its vast range of products showcases all manner of gimmicky ingredients, including caviar, numerous essential oils, marine DNA, and products said to oxygenate skin. Many of their products make mention of being triphase and homogenized. Although that may make them sound special, those terms are common to cosmetics chemists involved in mixing various ingredients. For example, many moisturizers (and emulsions in general) have multiple phases as they are being manufactured. One phase gets a certain blend of ingredients, those are mixed, and then the next phase is added. Hardly anything to brag about.
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JustREAD, a nonprofit, community-funded literacy program, seeks tutors to work at least one hour a week to help middle and high school students with reading.
The program trains tutors to work one-on-one with students in a supervised classroom setting during the school year.
JustMATH, a community-volunteer math tutoring program, needs volunteer tutors to work at least one hour per week to help students improve their math skills.
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My partner, Joan, is Midwestern girl from Brown Deer, Wisconsin… a northern suburb of Milwaukee. During many summer vacations Joan stayed on her aunt and uncle's dairy farm about an hour west of Madison. The Lepeska farm has been in the family nearly 150 years. It was a family tradition to use lots of dairy products in meal preparation… from rich and wonderful macaroni and cheese to one of Joan's favorite desserts… her mother's Hot Milk Cake. I wasn't really sure whether the cake was really as good as Joan remembered or whether she thought it was so good because she and her mom spent time together making it. Either way, however, it was a moot point… that Hot Milk Cake recipe was lost to a bygone era.
Now it just so happens that Joan has a big birthday coming up, so I thought I'd try to quietly recreate that Hot Milk Cake to surprise her. I turned to all my trusty sources and a few of Joan's family members, each giving me their recollections of what they thought the recipe might have been. I guess my secretive efforts were discovered because I when came into the test kitchen one afternoon there stood Joan—with flour on her nose (and everywhere else)—holding up the luscious cake of her youth. She said she saw the recipe peeking out of a folder on my desk and she just had to try it. As she pulled the cake pan from the oven she stated confidently that it looked like the original, smelled like the original and after cutting herself a giant piece declared it was indeed the original. I must admit—it was perfect in its simplicity.
While Joan's family is in the dairy business we're in the chocolate business. So we decided to see if we could in enrich her mother's Hot Milk Cake recipe with the addition of a little chocolate. After a couple of tests we came up with what everyone thought was a winner.
Either cake—without or without chocolate—can be enjoyed with a dusting of confectioner's sugar or with or without frosting. I don't think anyone would say one was any better than the other—after all it's hard to improve on perfection. To my taste they are different but equally scrumptious.
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MONTREAL -- A video making the rounds on YouTube shows what is described as a golden eagle purportedly snatching a kid on the playground for a few seconds in a Montreal park.
The video, titled "Golden Eagles Snatches Kid" and posted Tuesday by MrNuclearCat, has video experts weighing in on whether it is real.
On the one hand, shadows formed by the eagle and the child match up correctly and would be difficult to duplicate.
On the other hand, as one commenter says on the YouTube site: "This is fake and you can tell by listening to the voices in the videos. Nobody talks like that."
Likewise, opennewscast writes, "I've been working with digital images professionally for 15 years, and I'm convinced this is fake. The swoop down at 0:10 looks just like cheap CGI to me."
The New Statesman's Alex Hern digs deeply into the story (by online standards, at least) and notes that the eagle's right wing, oddly, becomes transparent in one frame.
The New Statesman also notes the observation on Twitter from the Isle of Mull Eagle Watch team that claims the bird is not, in fact, a golden eagle, but a "juv eastern imperial eagle not known to frequent Montreal parks!"


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A big, dark low-toned, intensely-flavored, and significantly-oaked Zinfandel. Not my favorite style, but still, very well done.
Fully-saturated, plasma-like, black ruby-crimson. Low-toned nose of smoky sandstone and earth, minerals, dark blackberry skins, and espresso roast coffee. Dense flavors immediately coat the mouth, with chocolatey-dark berry flavors and a lot of graphite-inflected minerals. Dense and large-boned. Loads of soft tannin and very full body. Drink this one in mid-winter with a winey stew and it will shine. B+. Was $27 from WineAccess.com.
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A zesty, herb-tinged and very quaffable style of Grenache. Not as big and earthy as Chateauneufs, or as powerful, weighty, and densely-fruity as the best old vine Spanish Garnachas. This is a wine that doesn't necessarily shine on its own, but fits in beautifully with a meal.
Dark, magenta-shot ruby. Bright, slightly tartish raspberry fruit coupled with mixed green herbs on the shy nose. Much more animated in the mouth than the as yet undeveloped nose suggests, it fills the mouth with earthy, iodine-tinged, herby black raspberry fruit. Lots of youthful but soft tannin, and very good acids provide nice framework. Medium-full-bodied, with pretty good concentration. As the finish wears on (it's a long one), the fruit lingers and comes more into focus. This wine will age nicely for 2-3 years, but if you like them young, it works nicely now too (but run it through a Vinturi or decant it to allow it to develop. B(+). Was $22.99 from WineAccess.com. Neither a good nor bad value at that price.
One of the best, and best value Rosso di Montalcinos I've had. Fragrant, deep, ripe, complex, and textured.
Very saturated black ruby/garnet with brick edges. Deep, very ripe blackberry and plummy fruit together with loads of fragrant gravel and minerals on the nose. Intense, deep-toned flavors of pungent graphite-laced earth and bone-dry essence of blackberry extract. Lots of medium fine-grained tannins and full body give lots of oomph, and the finish is long and chewy. I can't imagine this improving much, so drink over the next 18 months. A-. Was $14.99 from WTSO.com. Imported by Palm Bay International, Boca Raton, FL.
This wine is consistently a very good wine and very good value. It's always organically made from 50-60 year-old vines, and tastes like a traditional Provencal red. The 2010 is definitely up to past quality standards.
Very dark blackish ruby with a violet tinge. Dark rich, ripe berry fruit, equaled measure-for-measure by scents of graphite and sandstone. Low-toned minerally fruit coats the mouth, with lots of youthful tannin. Full-bodied, with good concentration, but no alcohol peeking through. It actually seems a bit tight. Very long finish, and nice balance. Will keep and improve for 2-4 years, but drinking well now for those who, like me, like 'em young (we're talking wines here, of course). B+. Was $15.99 at Whole Foods in Alexandria (Old Town). Imported by Dionysos Imports, Manassas, VA.
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A solid Chianti with good depth of flavor and balance but a little shy on the nose.
Deep, youthful, vibrant dark ruby color. Fantastic nose that I wish was a bit more animated, but as it is it shows rich, ripe, sweet cherry extract, warm gravel, and a bit of lemon juice. Rich and mouthfilling, with deep cherry fruit and a nice, clean, minerally earthiness. Lots of soft tannin and good acidity add structure and balance, and the finish is long. Not a classically-built, old-school Chianti, but a very good example of the modern style. A-/B+. Was $13.99 from winex.com, making it a very good value. Imported by Domaine Select Wine Estates, NYC.
This Syrah -- from a dry, hot region in the south of France, and unoaked, I think -- is an excellent value. I would put this up against Crozes-Hermitages and oaky U.S. Syrahs costing 2-3 times as much.
A relatively rare rosé from Italy. And a very good one!
A classically-proportioned example of the quintessential red from my ancestors' region of Italy (Le Marche -- which is mid-way up the boot on the Adriatic coast). Made from 100% Montepulciano grapes.
A fleshy, fruity, grassy Sauvignon. Not elegant, but doesn't skimp on flavor.
Teetering at the edge of old age, this wine is good but needs to be drunk immediately.
These were both disappointing.
A ridiculous bargain! A soft, well-made, flavorful red with a bit of complexity for $5.99? Pretty darn rare. I bought this to cook with and ended up drinking most of it.
This is a very good wine for the money. Tastes like a much more expensive Cornas.
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I just wanted to briefly introduce myself:
My name is Rob Howard (email: firstname.lastname@example.com | twitter: robhoward) and I'm the founder and CTO of Telligent. Telligent is a company I started in 2004 when we created the first integrated suite of social / community capabilities (forums, wikis, blogs, profiles, etc.). We've evolved quite a bit since then, but an area that I was always interested in was deeper integration with email.
The opportunity to acquire Zimbra is enabling us to do 2 things (1) continue investing and growing a great business with Zimbra's collaboration product (2) integrate social functionality where appropriate (this is my longer term vision for the 'social business' market).
For customers that want to use Zimbra as a collaboration platform, we're not changing that. For customers that want to use Zimbra as part of an integrated social business capability, we are going to add integrations with Telligent's social business platform. To start with, these are things like single sign-on, integrated search and building on the existing Zimlet capabilities.
Overtime, I know there are some really exciting new things we'll be adding. We're going to share more of our roadmap and talk about some of these integrations at our annual customer conference. Now that the acquisition is public, we are in the process of adding a Zimbra specific track (which will be updated soon):
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You will also see Zimbra getting back to its roots. I've already communicated to my product team that being active in the developer community is something that is very important to us for a numer of reasons. I'll be active in this forum, as will my team.
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Of course, our international coverage wouldn't be complete without Eric Wertheim's always-anticipated annual roundup of the latest developments in the world's navies. In magazine-article terms, such an exhaustive and thorough write-up is a time-intensive and epic undertaking, but Eric, the editor of the Naval Institute Press's Combat Fleets of the World , brings the ideal combination of perspicacity and love of subject matter to the work.
As combat winds down in Afghanistan, much of the Defense Department's attention is understandably focused on what comes next. But we can't afford to forget where we've been. Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom took a heavy toll on the armed forces, and, for too many of our troops, the effects will linger. Captain Lori Laraway and her three coauthors, all current or former Navy medical personnel, present their findings on the consequences of back-to-back combat tours conducted with insufficient numbers of personnel. Concluding that recruitment is not the problem, they urge military leaders to better address the issues through training to recognize and deal with stress symptoms.
Command and control (C2) is one of the most important elements of any military operation. Good C2 can lead to success; bad C2 can result in failure and possibly lives lost. Shortly after Admiral Vern Clark became CNO in 2000, he began trying to improve Navy-wide alignment. But his efforts were stalled in 2003, resulting in a hybrid chain of command and a mismatch between authority and responsibility. Admiral John C. Harvey and coauthors tell the story of how this situation was analyzed and eventually untangled—while pointing to the work that remains.
We round out this issue with a commemoration of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War Battle of Hampton Roads. What's different about this article is that it already has been published in Proceedings —as part of the U.S. Naval Institute's first volume of Papers and Proceedings . Written by Commodore Foxhall Parker, a founding member of the Institute, the story takes us aboard the new Union ironclad Monitor , the so-called "cheesebox on a raft," and details her monumental encounter with the CSS Virginia (ex-USS Merrimack ) in a clash that changed the face of naval warfare. We thought this a perfect way to mark two significant events of interest to our readers, one for the Navy, and one for the Naval Institute.


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Not sure of the right forum for this as it is an upgrade rather than a new install - so please move if necessary.
Just ran an upgrade on our server. Everything went smoothly as usual (great job again guys) except for one of the non-standard zimlets - asterisk - did not update correctly.
I also tried post-install to deploy this zimlet from the zimbra-experimental folder, and it also failed from there.Code:Updating non-standard zimlets... com_zimbra_local...done. com_zimbra_holidaycalendars...done. com_zimbra_attachmail...done. com_zimbra_asterisk...failed. This may impact system functionality. com_zimbra_asteriskmwi...done.
It creates the com_zimbra_asterisk folder, and copies just one file into the folder asterisk.css but all other files are missing.
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Sanford intends that each International Clinics facility be self-sustaining within three to five years of opening. In working toward self-sustainability, Sanford makes significant investment to each of its locations, including the following:
- Sanford invests its core expertise and the daily engagement of the Sanford International Clinics management team. This team is responsible for the development, implementation and operation of each Sanford International Clinic, including but not limited to selecting locations, developing clinical models, building facilities, recruiting local professionals, providing ongoing operational oversight, and planning for services to achieve self-sustainability.
- Sanford assumes all ongoing operational risks for its Sanford International Clinics, including start-up operational expenses.
- Sanford commits to each of its clinics unallocated internal management resources, including its clinical services, finance, facilities, information technology, electronic medical records, human resources, marketing, patient financial services, and coding departments among other functions. These multiple contributed services equate to an annual investment of more than $10 million.
- Sanford bears responsibility for recruiting the professional staff for each clinic and the implementation of Sanford's comprehensive clinical standards and management functions.
- Sanford supports the economy of those communities in which Sanford International Clinics are located by utilizing local hiring practices for employment and contracting for services such as construction and supplies.
Sanford recognizes, however, that the support of its International Clinics by local stakeholders is essential. Sanford engages local individuals and partner organizations who share our vision of increased access to health care. Each of our clinics represents a unique partnership, whereby Sanford has collaborated with local providers, health care systems/hospitals, government entities, business leaders, philanthropic organizations and other interested organizations. It is through these partnerships that we intend to ensure the provision of health care for generations to come.
In order to provide the most pertinent services for each specific area and to allow sustainability within a short period of time, Sanford collaborates with local community stakeholders and seeks local or supporting contributions in two respects: (1) the no-cost procurement of land for development, and (2) the cost of clinic construction. In the development of existing Sanford International Clinics, this philanthropic support has been provided by individuals, family foundations, community and civic organizations, governmental and non-governmental organizations, local business social responsibility programs and other funding institutions.
Typically, Sanford retains ownership of the operations and employment of clinic staff, guaranteeing the provision of high-quality services, while at the same time ensuring the long-term viability of the clinic and the provision of services for generations to come. This framework is Sanford's preferred method of developing its International Clinics. However, Sanford will consider all forms of collaboration with potential partners, including consulting/management arrangements, whereby Sanford has the capacity and expertise to furnish health care facilities and organizations with its professional management and consulting services in incorporating its primary care clinical model.


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So, as my first REAL project in mapping, I decided to create a map that will become the setting for my personal Pathfinder fantasy setting. It won't be too big, but definitely large enough to have everything I want.
I also decided, by a friend's suggestion, that I will try something different this time: a hand-drawn map. The catch is that I'm not exactly a good artist - I'm not even average, actually. So there is a lot of practice involved, and it will hopefully help me improve a lot.
First I started drawing various features, just to try and decide the overall style of the map. This is what I got so far:
I'm still drawing a lot of trees, mountains, cliffs, dunes, etc. I'm having a difficult time with dense forests, so if anyone has any tips, I would appreciate it!
Also, I started sketching the overall coastline shapes, mountains and forests locations, rivers, etc. Here is the rough first draft:
Both were drawn by hand and scanned. I'm also planning a lot of other stuff for the setting, but most don't really belong here, so I'll just leave it at that for now.
Well, that's what I have done at this time. Please feel free to criticize (I need it a lot)!
See ya!
EDIT: I'm also going to be updating this project on my blog, so please check it out!
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and man... I am from Brazil too
(Fala ae brow!)
Fala cara!
Anyway, thanks for commenting!
About your problem, I'm not sure I understand what it is. Do you mean you are having problems with overlapping mountains? If so, as I'm just getting started as well, I'm not sure. I'm probably going to use brushes for my mountains when I take my project to Photoshop, but I will likely have to edit some sections by hand to make it as I want. Not sure.
If that's not what you mean, send me a PM in portuguese if you feel you can communicate better that way!
Well for some mountain examples in the style you seem to be doing, you can check out my Challenge Map Win November 2007.
Here's another map with similar mountains, but more Tolkien-ish, from back in October 2008, Slave Traders Map.
Not so much for the mountains, but for one look at coastlines, here's my September 2008 Challenge Win, Archaen Trade League.
I don't think I have any good cliffside coastal drawings. Though you should use that, perhaps consider other types of coastlines as well.
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Awesome, Gamerprinter, those will definitely be useful! Also, thanks for commenting! =)
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As many hit the gym and balance their diets for a last chance at a summer body, the concrete industry also has slimmed down. But this weight loss came without choice, thanks to the nation's worst economy since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Not surprisingly, the TCP100, The Concrete Producer's annual survey of revenue, showed 2009 was another disappointing year. Many producers have tightened their belts and are left wondering what kind of future awaits them. Some saw a remarkable 50% plunge in revenue from 2008 to 2009, while a few actually held steady. Revenue for the public companies on our list fell 21%. The bottom may have been reached this spring when Houston-based U.S. Concrete, No. 18 on our list, filed for bankruptcy.
David Bloxom, owner of Speed Fab-Crete Corp., a precast producer in Fort Worth, Texas, may have summed it up best: "Profitability is down, competition is fierce, and job payments are slow."
When President Barack Obama signed the $787 billion American Recovery and Reinvestment Act in February 2009, the construction industry hoped it would rain down instant relief. One and a half years later, producers are still feeling the recessionary crunch and wondering where all of that money went.
"The stimulus programs by the U.S. administration failed to provide a boost to the construction sector to the extent hoped for," Holcim stated in its annual report. "In light of substantial government deficits, political decision- makers and authorities concentrated less on enacting infrastructure projects and more on honoring social services." But even with the U.S. economy growing at a meager 2.4% annual rate in this year's second quarter, calls for more stimulus spending will probably not be heeded as worries about deficit spending grow.
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Enterprises and public agencies pay out high sums of money each day in the form of wages, income support and unemployment benefits. Not only is there an increased risk of attack, the check procedure used to date also involves considerable work and costs for everyone involved. The solution is to move the process onto self-service systems, so that payees can withdraw their cash automatically.
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Days of Glory
|Release Date: December 06, 2006
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|Genre: Drama, Foreign, Period
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Summary:The tale of a group of African soldiers who join the French in their fight against the Nazis. Although they passionately battle to defend the motherland, a place they've never been, they face inequality and daily humiliation within the French army. These heroes that history forgot won battles throughout Europe before finding themselves alone to defend a small village against a German battalion.


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Of W.A. Dwiggins' wartime experiments, the most successful was Eldorado, released by Mergenthaler in 1953. With unusual fidelity, he followed an early roman lowercase, cut in the 16th century by Jacques de Sanlecque the elder, after Granjon. Berlow, Frere-Jones, & Rickner revived and expanded the series in 1993-94 for Premiere magazine, with versions not only for text and display, but a Micro for six point & smaller; FB 1997
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Pandit Birju Maharaj turned 75 last week. He talks of his school notebooks, a dancers gaze and being a guru at nine.
Some concerts are hypnotic they come with a cumulative knowledge of a lifetime, and ideally, should go on forever. Last week, a concert at FICCI auditorium was one such treat. Kathak doyen Pandit Birju Maharaj had turned 75 and it was the finale of Vasantotsav organised by Kalashram, his institute. As Maharaj showcased ginti ki tihaies, various parans, pirouettes and bhav through a thumri sung by Pt Rajan and Sajan Mishra, his intricate footwork, superb control and stamina almost dared his age. Tabla maestro Zakir Hussain playing complex rhythm structures accompanied the music. He danced on my fourth birthday. Ab kyunki Maharaj ji aaj chaar saal ke ho gaye hain, I wanted to pay him a tribute. While playing with him, I have no idea what he will do next. It is a playful challenge I look forward to, Hussain said, with a laugh.
Sometimes an artiste is synonymous with an art form, but seldom does the opposite happen. Maharaj has danced for almost 70 years but he isnt tired. In fact, he refuses to even play the part. When we catch up with him at his Shahjahan Road residence, he greets us with child-like enthusiasm, after which his American student Natalia serves the customary pedas. His words are punctuated with animated gestures, telling us stories or the kathas of Kathak.
There is the flute, the shringar, the dancers veil and something as simple as putting a thread in the needle that guide the sequence of events. I have been dancing for 70 years. This is all I know, says Maharaj. He is an accomplished storyteller as he is a dancer but now, he enjoys being a teacher. Anand toh hai hi. (There is definite joy). When I give taleem, and see elements of my own persona in some of my students, that exactness which springs in spurts, or the footwork the way I like, I feel Ive finally managed to give them something, says Maharaj. And of course, there is the nazar. The gaze through the eyes, the way a dancer uses it. If that is in place, my day is made, says Maharaj, also a multi-instrumentalist, poet and painter.
He dregs memories of early 20th century Lucknow. Dancing was in the family. His father, Achhan Maharaj belonged to


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June 08, 2010
Lost in much of the bad news regarding the global air cargo sector recently, a positive report was issued by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) yesterday.
As noted in the LM news section, shippers seem confident that the mode is making a rebound, with capacity and service reaching sustainable levels this year.
"We cut the accident rate by more than one-third. We survived the spike in oil prices to $144 a barrel. We improved labor productivity by 63 percent. Alliances grew from infancy to 56 percent of traffic. And we developed Asia-Pacific into our largest market, one-third of all aviation."
Furthermore, the industry became "greener," having found a global solution on noise, and now focusing on carbon emissions.
IATA's members cannot build that future alone, as its director general, Giovanni Bisignani,?noted in a recent address.
"The changes we need are not always within our control," he said. "Governments over-regulate our business and under-appreciate our role. Who can change the attitude of governments? Voters. The same voters that are our customers. Today, we have 2.4 billion potential industry advocates and the number is growing rapidly. To turn them into real activists, we must improve our industry's value proposition: price, speed and quality."
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Two researchers from Tulane University have won a $1 million grant to design more effective and cost efficient dispersants than those used in the cleanup of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010.
Scott Grayson, an associate chemistry professor at Tulane, and Wayne Reed, a Tulane physics professor, are seeking to develop dispersants that have minimal side effects if ingested by human or marine life. They are being joined in the study by Daniel Savin, an assistant polymer science professor at the University of Southern Mississippi.
The project is being funded by a $1 million, three-year grant from BP/The Gulf of Mexico Research Initiative. The GoMRI is a 10-year, $500 million independent research program established by agreement between BP and the Gulf of Mexico Alliance to study the effects of the Deepwater Horizon spill and its potential impact on environmental and public health.
"We are looking into a way to make more effective and less environmentally disruptive dispersants," Grayson said.
Dispersants are considered the leading weapon in fighting oil spills, and while the one used after the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, COREXIT 9500A, helped dissipate much of the oil, the public expressed concern about the potential negative impact if it entered the food chain.
Earlier this year, the Government Accountability Project, an advocacy group, said cleanup workers, divers and others involved in the spill aftermath, reported such health problems as heart palpitations, kidney and liver damage and migraines.
Grayson and his team will work to develop a dispersant using substances approved by the FDA for human consumption. Although prototypes of similar dispersants have been produced, they are not as cost effective as what Grayson's team plans to develop using materials such as silica and polythene glycol, common additives in food and medicine that can be obtained cheaply by the ton.
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CHICAGO (AP) — Prosecutors want to grant an elderly bank robber his wish – and then some. Walter Unbehaun, 74, said he robbed a suburban Chicago bank so he could go "home" to prison.
A judge sentenced Unbehaun to three and a-half years for the bank heist.
Now, prosecutors say an additional 18 months should be tacked on for violating parole.
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U.S. Department of Justice Nationwide Election Day Program
U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of North Carolina Leading Local Efforts
|U.S. Attorney's Office October 19, 2012
CHARLOTTE, NC—U.S. Attorney Anne M. Tompkins announced today that Michael E. "Mike" Savage and Don Gast, Assistant United States Attorneys (AUSAs) in the Charlotte and Asheville Offices of the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of North Carolina will lead the efforts of this office in connection with the Justice Department's nationwide Election Day Program for the upcoming November 6, 2012 general elections. AUSAs Savage and Gast have been appointed to serve as the district election officers (DEOs) for the Western District of North Carolina and in that capacity they are responsible for overseeing the district's handling of complaints of election fraud and voting rights abuses in consultation with Justice Department Headquarters in Washington.
United States Attorney Tompkins said, "Every citizen must be able to vote without interference or discrimination and to have that vote counted. The Department of Justice will act promptly and aggressively to protect the integrity of the election process."
The Department of Justice has an important role in deterring election fraud and discrimination at the polls and combating these violations whenever and wherever they occur. The department's long-standing Election Day Program furthers these goals and also seeks to ensure public confidence in the integrity of the election process by providing local points of contact within the department for the public to report possible election fraud and voting rights violations while the polls are open on election day.
Federal law protects against such crimes as intimidating or bribing voters, buying and selling votes, altering vote tallies, stuffing ballot boxes, and marking ballots for voters against their wishes or without their input. It also contains special protections for the rights of voters and provides that they can vote free from acts that intimidate or harass them. For example, actions of persons designed to interrupt or intimidate voters at polling places by questioning or challenging them or by photographing or videotaping them, under the pretext that these are actions to uncover illegal voting, may violate federal voting rights law. Further, federal law protects the right of voters to mark their own ballots or to be assisted by a person of their choice.
The franchise is the cornerstone of American democracy. We all must ensure that those who are entitled to the franchise exercise it if they choose and that those who seek to corrupt it are brought to justice. In order to respond to complaints of election fraud or voting rights abuses during early voting and on election day on November 6, 2012, and to ensure that such complaints are directed to the appropriate authorities, U.S. Attorney Tompkins stated that AUSA/DEOs Mike Savage and Don Gast will be on duty in this district while the polls are open. They can be reached by the public at the following telephone numbers:
- Charlotte: 704-344-6222
- Asheville: 828-271-4661
In addition, the FBI will have special agents available in each field office and resident agency throughout the country to receive allegations of election fraud and other election abuses on election day. The local FBI field office can be reached by the public at 704-672-6100.
Complaints about ballot access problems or discrimination can be made directly to the Civil Rights Division's Voting Section in Washington at 1-800-253-3931 or 202-307-2767.
United States Attorney Tompkins said, "Ensuring free and fair elections depends in large part on the cooperation of the American electorate. It is imperative that those who have specific information about discrimination or election fraud make that information available immediately to my office, the FBI, or the Civil Rights Division."


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I need a list of all URLs where to find the .ics files of every user.
In the version I use it's:
- http://zimbra/service/home/<USERNAME>/calendar.ics
thx 4 help
I need a list of all URLs where to find the .ics files of every user.
In the version I use it's:
- http://zimbra/service/home/<USERNAME>/calendar.ics
thx 4 help
Welcome to the forums. There's no need to post duplicates, your post was moderated because of the ant-spam system on these forums.
You've just given the url in your own post. If you want a list of users you'll need to list them with zmprov and then script the download of their .ics files (which, I assume, is what you're trying to do). You can check the format with 'zmprov help commands' or search the wiki for details.
Acompli: A new adventure for Co-Founder KevinH.
I developt a extension for mediawiki, which allows to the actual status of zimbrausers.
for example:
If there is no shedule in the moment, the name will be shown normaly, if there is a shedule, the name will be shown as a link where you can se subject, organisator, attendees and so on....
Right now, my code makes this:
- get the name from the Icsread-Tag
- reading the ics file http://zimbra/service/home/<USERNAME>/calendar.ics
- reading every "event start" and "event end" and save the lines in an array (DATE 1: begin:X end:Y) something like that
- then comparing the start and the ende-date with the actual date
- if it fits return an link with the known values, if not, go on
- -> next ICS-file
Is there anyway to optimize the ics files? After thousands of shedules, the ics-File became very big and my extension very slow... or does anybody know a better algorithm for reading out actual shedules?


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Ohio Prevention First Act has been in limbo for three years while Planned Parenthood Action of Ohio, NARAL Pro-Choice Ohio and supporters requested a hearing for the "a common-sense, common-ground measure that would reduce the number of unintended pregnancies in Ohio by increasing access to birth control and ensuring fact-based sex education programs in public schools."
Whether you agree with the use of the Guantanamo Bay detention center for the holding of "enemy combatants" without charges or trials, you can get an idea of what life on the inside is like, thanks to the ACLU.
"The City of Covington, in an effort to continue its focus on public safety, took delivery of more than $1 million in new fire trucks and police cruisers and SUVs. The purchases are part of a comprehensive five-year capital improvement budget plan adopted by the Covington Board of City Commissioners."
No, this isn't an effort to get men to scrub toilets, women to wash cars or any other such stereotypical complaint about equality in a marriage. It's about busting up another stereotype – that only heterosexuals can live in a long-term, committed relationship.
The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center is exposing 27 million of them Nov. 18 with a screening of Call Response, "a first of its kind feature documentary film that reveals the world's 27 million dirtiest secrets: There are more slaves today than ever before in human history."
Politics is often a game of strategy, and an area anti-tax group is well-known for taking the offensive on most issues it advocates. A recent dispute over a referendum on a payday loan law, however, has the group facing stinging criticism for getting its facts wrong and overstating its own influence.


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Saturday News, September 29
Hinton Man Injured in Motorcycle Accident
(Hinton) -- An early morning motorcycle accident left a Hinton man in serious condition. 59-year old Darrel Hansen of Hinton was riding his motorcycle on County road K-22 at about 6:10 a.m. Friday, when he came upon a deer carcass lying in the middle of the road. The deer had been hit by a previous passing vehicle, but was not removed from the roadway. Hansen tried braking, but could not avoid hitting the carcass and rode over the deer causing him to lose control of his motorcycle. The Hinton Ambulance and the Hinton Fire Department responded to the accident. The Plymouth County Sheriff's Department and the Hinton Police assisted with the accident. Hansen was transported to Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City with was was referred to as incapacitating injuries.
Three Vehicle Accident On Highway 75 Near Hull
(Hull) -- Sioux County authorities are investigating a three vehicle accident that happened Thursday morning on U-S Highway 75, about four miles northwest of Hull. Jacob Bickett, age 21, of Beresford, SD was driving a utility truck southbound on Highway 75. Bickett reported he fell asleep and drifted into the northbound lane. John Fogo, age 58, of Clay Center, NE was driving a semi tractor pulling a flatbed trailer northbound on Highway 75 when Bickett entered the northbound lane and the two collided. Following the collision, Fogo lost control of the semi tractor and entered the west ditch. Kathy Van Essen, age 63, of Sioux Center, IA was driving northbound on Highway 75 behind Fogo. In an attempt to avoid the collision between Bickett and Fogo, Van Essen entered the west ditch where the vehicle rolled onto its top. Van Essen and a passenger, Orlan Van Essen, were both transported to the Sioux Center Hospital by the Hull Ambulance for treatment of minor injuries. Fogo was transported to the Rock Valley Hospital by the Hull Ambulance for treatment of minor injuries.
The utility truck owned by Cummins Central Power of Sioux Falls, SD sustained approximately $40,000 in damages. The semi truck, owned by WN Morehouse Transportation of Omaha, NE sustained approximately $70,000 in damages. The cargo on the flatbed trailer, consisting of cement cattle feed
troughs, sustained approximately $15,000 in damages. The Ford Explorer driven by Van Essen sustained approximately $15,000 in damages.
The Sioux County Sheriff's Office was assisted by the Hull Fire and Hull Ambulance.
Sioux County Authorities Investigates Rural Burglary
(Sioux Center) -- The Sioux County sheriff's department is investigating a rural burglary that occurred sometime between Thursday evening and Friday morning. The incident took place at a residence four miles west of Sioux Center. Reported missing are power drills, saws, battery packs, hand tools, Dale Earnhardt Jr.and Sr. 1/16th and 1/64th scale Nascar die cast race cars and Nascar memorabilia, sports trading cards, CB radios, stereo equipment, speakers, an amplifier and a .22 caliber Smith and Wesson
Casino Omaha To Re-Open
ONAWA, Iowa (AP) - Nebraska's Omaha Tribe says it plans to reopen its flood-damaged Iowa casino by the end of the year.
CasinOmaha was shut down by flooding in June 2011.
The tribe says the casino will have a new look when it reopens and a new name, Blackbird Bend Casino.
Construction is expected to start next week with doors opening in late December. The casino is situated near Onawa, between Omaha, Neb., and Sioux City.
First Lady Michele Obama Visits Iowa
CEDAR FALLS, Iowa (AP) - First lady Michele Obama noted early voting had begun in Iowa as she encouraged University of Northern Iowa students to cast their ballots before Election Day.
Michelle Obama spoke to about 2,500 people on the Cedar Falls campus.
Referring to early voting, which began Thursday in Iowa, Obama told the crowd, "here in this state it is already Election Day."
Iowa is among nine states where Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney are spending the vast majority of their campaign travel time and money. Obama, Romney and groups supporting them have spent more than $50 million on Iowa advertising.
Iowa is the first of the battleground states to begin voting, accepting absentee ballots and allowing in-person voting at elections offices and satellite sites.
Vice President Biden To Campaign In Iowa
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The campaign for Democratic President Barack Obama says Vice President Joe Biden will return to Iowa next week.
Obama's campaign announced Friday that Biden will speak at an event Thursday but didn't give specifics.
The announcement came on a day that first lady Michelle Obama held a campaign rally at the University of Northern Iowa in Cedar Falls.
Next week, Republican vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan also will travel to Iowa. Ryan will speak in Dubuque on Monday and then hold events Tuesday in Clinton, Muscatine and Burlington.
The visits come as thousands of Iowans already have begun casting ballots thanks to the state's early voting laws.
Boswell Files Defamation Lawsuit Against Fallon
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Democratic U.S. Rep. Leonard Boswell has filed a defamation lawsuit against Iowa activist Ed Fallon, after Fallon alleged that he was offered an $80,000-a-year job to not run
against the congressman in 2008.
The Des Moines Register newspaper reports that the lawsuit was filed Friday in Polk County District Court. Fallon, a former state lawmaker, challenged Boswell in the 2008 Democratic primary but
Fallon made the allegation earlier this week in an email to friends and on his website. He alleged that Boswell sent an aide to offer him the job, and claimed that the aide described Boswell as
Boswell denied the allegations on Friday. The eight-term congressman is in a tough campaign against Republican and fellow incumbent Representative Tom Latham.
Train - Vehicle Collision Results in Fatality
LISBON, Iowa (AP) - Authorities are investigating a train crash that killed an eastern Iowa motorist.
KCRG-TV in Cedar Rapids reports that authorities were called to the crash scene in Lisbon just after 8:30 a.m. Friday. Officials say an SUV driven by a rural Lisbon woman was headed southbound on
Gillette Lane, when she struck a Union Pacific Train that was traveling westbound.
Lisbon Police Chief Rick Scott confirms that the woman died, but she was not identified. No one else was injured.
The crash prevented drivers from traveling north and southbound through Mt. Vernon on Highway 1.
Union Pacific spokesman Tom Lange says the train would move once the on-scene investigation was completed.


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Description: Handwritten notes on this old newspaper clipping indicate that it was given by M. J. Graham to A. F. Weaver, and correctly reports that the church structure burned August 25, 1908. The article erroneously states that it burned July 4, 1914. The article appears to have been published in the Mineral Wells Index. The caption reads: "Crowd attends dedication of the wooden church as it nears completion in the summer of 1896, when the edifice was dedicated to the Lord and mankind. On July 4th, 1914, the church was destroyed by one of the most disastrous fires in the history of Mineral Wells, when 34 residences and hotels, for two blocks east and west, and four blocks north--from Hubbard St. to NW 4th Street--burned. Every place from Hubbard north to 4th Street except the Tygrett home. "The present church was constructed some two years after the wooden church burned, on the same site--the corner NW 2nd Street and NW 4th Avenue. Perhaps some of the youngsters in the picture are living in the community today [2013]. Picture made available by M. J. Graham from his file of papers and pictures on the history of Presbyterianism in this community. "Until the ...
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Description: A "Mineral Wells Index" newspaper article, dated 1933, it is titled: "Remember the Good Old Days Back in 1906-1907", showing two views of Elmhurst Park. One view shows an automobile and streetcar at the entrance; and the other shows the casino located in the park, with the lake in the foreground.
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