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Kenneth Dale Heidbrink, 83, of Le Mars passed away on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 at his residence. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday, September 15, 2012 with Father Kevin Richter officiating at the Mauer-Johnson Funeral Home in Le Mars. Visitation with the family present will be held one hour prior to the service. Expressions of sympathy may be directed through www.mauerjohnsonfh.com
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SRAM XX Grip Shifters $0.00
The XX designation is reserved for SRAM's top-line offerings and the XX Grip Shifters stays true to that. Using carbon fiber in place of the aluminum found on the X0 twisters, these 10-speed shifters are insanely light and pack the performance demanded by top riders. In fact, the XX Grip Shifters already have a World Championship under their belt.
Developed for use in the BlackBox racing program, the first XX 10-Speed Grip Shifters were successfully campaigned under Jaroslav Kulhavy to a 2011 World Championship win. But, twist shifters aren't new to the podium. Early Grip Shift blindsided the mountain bike market in the early 90's because it offered a much simpler, faster, and lighter weight way of changing gears.
The original Grip Shift got the job done with few moving parts, compared to trigger shifters, which used as many as thirty individual components. Racers were quick to take advantage of the faster gear changes and lower weight. Soon Grip Shift was enjoying both downhill and cross country podiums under notable racers like Greg Herbold and Ned Overend.
Famous for their low weight, ability to shift multiple gears at once, and dependability, SRAM's twist shifters created a stir when first introduced, and were essential to the company's early success. Those positive traits and vibrant history continue with the introduction of the XX Grip Shifter Set, and are helped along by a large dose of BlackBox tweaking.
What SRAM learned from putting prototypes under Jaroslav Kulhavy has directly enhanced the production versions. The shifting mechanism rolls on ball bearings — a first for SRAM twist shifters. This provides longer life than bushings, smooth operation, and reduces the effort needed to change gears. Speaking of action, these shifters use SRAM's 1:1 Actuation ratio.
For every unit of cable pulled, the derailleur moves the same amount. Wide tolerances ensure consistency in every condition from dry and dusty, to sloppy mud, to frozen fat-bike adventures. 1:1 Actuation also eases setup, with simple adjustment from the shifters' barrel adjusters. Another key upgrade are the integrated lock on grips, which help prevent dreaded throttle grip, something that cursed the small rubber grips of early Grip Shift. The integrated lock on grips hide the clamp to provide a seamless ergonomic transition from grip to shifter.
The XX Grip Shifters is only available as 2x10 and is compatible with SRAM's 10-Speed mountain and road rear derailleurs, opening up possibilities for touring or commuting applications. However, it's only compatible with dedicated SRAM 2x10 front derailleurs. The shifter set comes with a sealed Gore Ride-on low-friction cable system to provide long lasting performance.
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Is this a set of shifters or a single...
Is this a set of shifters or a single shifter?
These come as a set. These are suitable for a 2X10 drivetrain.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Sick twisters! Best in the biz!
Do you think its better than trigger? Do you find yourself moving your hands around to get in a shifting mode vs. a climbing mode?
I like how clean the twister is. I've ridden with the xo1 trigger also and like them too. Not a truist either way. Simplicity with the twisters is nice.


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If you're the adventurous type who's always looking for a new challenge, or you feel like stepping out of your comfort zone and taking a walk on the wild side, there are a wide array of blogs out in cyberspace dedicated to helping you survive while out in the elements. From how to fish in any season too how to cook easy camping meals when you have nothing but a stick in the great outdoors.
It may be odd to think of a bunch of survival enthusiasts sitting down in front of a computer screen and blogging about how they get along in the great outdoors, but surprisingly the information superhighway is full of blogs that do just that. Here is a rundown of some of the best survival blogs the Internet has to offer.
There's no doubt that one of the top survival blogs around is the one and only SurvivalBlog.com. The layout isn't anything to get excited about, but it's hard to find a more comprehensive blog related to survival. There are thousands of articles backlogged on the site with new material added daily. The articles are always informative and useful, and divided into dozens of different categories, making it easy for you to search for information on specific topics or simply browse and discover something you never expected to find. In terms of the combination of quality and quantity of content, this is the pre-eminent survival blog.
Another great survival blog is SHTFPlan.com, a blog that tries to prepare you for when the "you know what" hits the fan. There are daily blog postings on topics ranging from preparedness to politics, and just about everything in between. Not only are the articles intriguing and thought provoking, but they also lead to a great discussion in the comments section, which allows you to jump right in and join the debate. Read More →


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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- A D.C. church was the target of vandalism and church members wonder if there was more to it.
St. Mary Cathedral Ethiopian Orthodox Church at 1350 Buchanan St. in Northwest was in service when members say a man grabbed a framed picture of the Virgin Mary and slammed it on the ground.
"Especially picking St. Mary's Church he damaged St. Mary picture so we are concerned if this has any motive from another religion who had a different opinion. Police asked us the value and I said it's priceless. It's faith," church spokesperson Frehiwot Bekele said.
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Monday, police told us that the man was charged with Destruction of Property and Defacing Public Property. His name has not been released.


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Offices, classrooms, and laboratories of the College of Human Environmental Sciences are located in Doster Hall, Adams Hall, Child Development Research Center, Stallings Center, Moore Hall, East Annex, and the Design House, all centrally located on campus. Doster Hall, built in 1929, houses the administrative offices for the College (room 101). The first floor also contains a large multimedia room and the Alumni Room. The Department of Clothing, Textiles, and Interior Design (on the third and ground floors) has general classroom space and specialized laboratories for apparel design and construction, textile research and evaluation, interior design, applied design, visual merchandising, and weaving. A 4,500-item collection of historic costumes and textiles, housed in Mary Harmon Bryant Hall, is used for teaching and research. Facilities for the Department of Human Nutrition and Hospitality Management (on the second and ground floors) include classroom space, a learning resource center, and laboratories for human-nutrition research and food-product development and evaluation.
The Department of Consumer Sciences is located in Adams Hall. Facilities include a college microcomputer laboratory, multimedia classrooms, a multipurpose laboratory, and a reading room. Interior design laboratories and faculty offices are also located in Adams Hall, East Annex, and the Design House. A resource room for interior design students is located in the Design House. The Department of Health Science is located in the East Annex. The Department of Human Development and Family Studies provides exemplary children's programs for student observation and participation and faculty research in a state-of-the-art interdisciplinary facility, the Child Development Research Center. Children of faculty, staff, students, and the community enjoy educational play experiences while UA students utilize audio-visual and computer technologies in observation booths and in the classroom to learn and participate. In addition to the Children's Program, the Child Development Resources program provides child-care financial assistance, resources, and referrals to the community and child care training to providers in several Alabama counties. The Center also houses interdisciplinary research suites, complete with therapy, observation, and digital video data-coding rooms.


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Today I again received a "empty" reply mail from a customer.
Meaning I thought the customer just hit 'reply' and 'send' on my mail, without any further input from him.
The webclient didn't show any content, not in the preview, not on opening the message itself.
In the past, I simply deleted these mails thinking them an error.
on this particular mail, I hit reply, because I was waiting for the customer's answer. To my surprise, the reply window showed the customer's reply together with html code. the same happens with print preview.
That particular customer, I know, uses a HTML layout and css style on his mails.
In there, something must conflict with the way the webclient presents messages.
I've included an excerpt of the original text below to give an idea of its contents. If need be, I'll send the full text to a zimbra employee.
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Frances was unhappy with the depiction of stars of the hit TV drama Love Hate in a religious painting of the Resurrection especially as it is Holy week. Have we lost all our morals. The artist Tom Byrne said he didn't create the painting to be controversial. He is a big fan of the TV show.
Kelly Marie was on a Ryanair flight last Sunday from Luton airport to Dublin. She said a group of passengers boarded the flight drunk. Her aunt asked them to keep it down and they just responded with shouting drunken abuse at them. It was very intimidating. When they landed in Dublin Airport police boarded the plane and spoke to cabin crew before approaching one of th emen.
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1. The medical profession's obligation to the patient: in the team-work of the hospital prescribed by present-day methods in diagnosis and treatment there are new obligations that the profession must consider
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I have read posts where users whose servers are sitting on the Internet, ie. public IP NOT behind a NAT router, that are getting advice to turn their firewall off. This can not be good advice. Every service listening on the machine then becomes open to the world, unless specifically configured to listen on the LAN and lo only.
Is this the general consensus to disable the firewall on a public WAN?


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No More Tighty Whities is an organization created by Ginch Gonch whose mandate it is to free all of those oppressed by boring tighty whities, blah boxers and granny panties. No more tighty whities is against boring underwear and wants to say no to tighty whiteys and all forms boring underwear. Ginch Gonch is a Canadian designer underwear company that makes men's and women's underwear, undies, boxers, sports briefs, thongs, briefs and lowrise briefs. Based in Montreal, this premium fashion label has become renowned for it's designer underwear and loungewear and is famous for its funderwear. Ginch Gonch's funky underwear is for men and women, guys and girls, fashionistas and all those interested in funny fashion-forward designs and sexier than lingerie sexy undies. For more information on Ginch Gonch and how it can help you enjoy life and Live Like a Kid! go to www.ginchgonch.com where you can shop for Ginch Gonch's funky underwear.
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I am a complete newbie to both linux and zimbra. I have installed zimbra a few times now onto Ubuntu 6.10 but I am having difficulties in correctly configuring multiple domains.
I have to set up 6 domains on the server, I had my server named mail.
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I then created a new domain, doamin2.com and a user account for that domain. I changed my DNS to for domain2.com and when I ping mail.domain2.com I get the correct ip returned. However when I try to connect via outlook to domain2 email account I get a POP3 server error. If I try and email the email@example.com I get a 550 User not identified (I think this was it) and if I telnet mail.domain2.com 25 I get 220 mail.domain1.com returned.
I have opened the 25 and 110 ports on the firewall etc.
I am sorry but I am not an email admin but have be 'asked' to set this up.
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Statement of Margaret Stout on Behalf of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill Before the U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Appropriations, Subcommittee on Labor-HHS-Education and Related Agencies
April 28, 2004
Chairman Regula, Representative Obey and members of the Subcommittee, I am Margaret Stout of Johnston, Iowa. I current serve as President of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) and Executive Director of NAMI's statewide Iowa affiliate. I am pleased to offer NAMI's view on the Subcommittee's FY 2005 bill.
NAMI is the nation's largest grassroots advocacy organization, 220,000 members representing persons with serious brain disorders and their families. Through our 1,200 chapters and affiliates in all 50 states, we support education, outreach, advocacy and research on behalf of persons with serious brain disorders such as schizophrenia, manic depressive illness, major depression, severe anxiety disorders and major mental illnesses affecting children.
Mr. Chairman, for too long severe mental illness has been shrouded in stigma and discrimination. These illnesses have been misunderstood, feared, hidden, and often ignored by science. Only in the last decade have we seen the first real hope for people with these brain disorders through pioneering research that has uncovered both a biological basis for these brain disorders and treatments that work.
The cost of mental illness to our nation is enormous. President Bush's White House Mental Health Commission – which completed its work in 2003 – found that the direct treatment cost exceeds $71 billion annually. This does not include the $79 billion in estimated indirect costs of benefits and social services (including 35% of SSI benefits and 28% of SSDI benefits). These direct and indirect costs do not measure the substantial and growing burden that is imposed on "default" systems that are too often responsible for serving children and adults with mental illness who lack access to treatment. These costs fall most heavily on the criminal justice and corrections systems, emergency rooms, schools, families and homeless shelters. Moreover, these costs are not only financial, but also human in terms of lost productivity, lives lost to suicide and broken families. Investment in mental illness research and services are – in NAMI's view – the highest priority for our nation and this Subcommittee.
Funding for Services Programs at SAMHSA & CMHS The Center for Mental Health Services (CMHS) – part of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) – is the principal federal agency engaged in support for state and local public mental health systems. Through its programs CMHS provides flexible funding for the states and conducts service demonstrations to help states move toward adoption of evidence-based practices. Funding for all SAMHSA and CMHS programs is part of the FY 2005 Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations bill that Congress will soon consider.
CMHS Programs and the Crisis Confronting the Public Mental Health System
During the recent economic downturn and resulting crisis the state budgets are facing, we are witnessing widening of gaps in the public mental illness treatment system in many states. This is resulting in unprecedented cuts being enacted by states in both direct spending on mental illness treatment and supportive services, and in Medicaid funding of such services. Deep cuts to front-line clinics and providers in the public mental health system, curbs on access to newer more effective medications and closure of acute care beds in the community are just a few of the misguided strategies that states are employing to close their widening budget gaps. The consequences of these emerging cracks in the service system are readily apparent, not just to NAMI's consumer and family membership, but also to the public: increased risk of suicide, the growing number of chronic homeless adults and the growing trend of "criminalization" of mental illness and the stress it is placing on state and local jails and prisons.
The Need to Focus on Recovery-Oriented Evidence-Based Practices
As states continue to cut funding for mental illness treatment and supportive services, CMHS programs are becoming an increasingly important source of funding for the states. First and foremost, states should be encouraged to use their CMHS Block Grant funds to prevent further cuts in services for children and adults with severe mental illnesses. NAMI also supports targeting of CMHS dollars toward investment in evidence-based, outreach-oriented service delivery models for persons with severe mental illness in the community. The need to focus limited resources on evidence-based models (such as Programs of Assertive Community Treatment (PACT) and integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders) was recommended in 2003 by the President's "New Freedom Initiative "Mental Health Commission Report. This landmark report called for a reform of the public mental health system to eliminate system fragmentation and better reflect the priorities of recovery and community integration.
NAMI Supports the Bush Administration's Request for a "Mental Health System Transformation" Initiative
The President's FY 2005 budget includes a request for $44 million at CMHS for a new state incentive grant program for "Mental Health System Transformation." This initiative is intended to help states follow through on the July 2003 recommendations in the White House "New Freedom Initiative" Mental Health Commission report. Under the proposal, funds would be allocated to states on a competitive basis to support the development of comprehensive state mental health plans to reduce system fragmentation and increase access to evidence-based services that promote recovery from mental illnesses. States would be required to use funds to develop plans that cut across multiple systems such as housing, criminal justice, child welfare, employment and education. In subsequent years, up to 85% of funds could be used to support community-based programs, with the remaining 15% available for state planning and coordination. NAMI strongly supports this proposal as critical to the effort to reform our nation's fragmented and underfunded public mental health system and bridge the gap between scientific advances and practice.
NAMI Supports the "Samaritan" and "ELHSI" Initiatives to End Chronic Homelessness
The President's FY 2005 budget proposes $70 million to continue the "Samaritan Initiative" to end chronic homelessness over the next decade, with funding spread across SAMHSA, HUD and the VA. In addition, the Bush Administration is seeking a $5 million increase for the Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) program – boosting FY 2005 funding to $55 million. PATH is a formula grant program to the states that funds outreach and engagement services for homeless individuals with severe mental illnesses. CMHS estimates that this increase in the PATH program will result in 154,000 homeless individuals with severe mental illnesses being served by state and local PATH grantees. NAMI also urges additional funding in FY 2005 for the PATH program to address inequities in the program's interstate funding formula that have the allocation for many smaller rural states frozen since the mid-1990s.
NAMI urges full funding of the "Samaritan Initiative" in FY 2005 and the proposed increase for PATH. Individuals with severe mental illnesses and co-occurring substance abuse disorders make up the largest share of the more than 150,000 people who experience chronic homelessness – those who stay homeless for a year or more. In addition to supporting the Administration's Samaritan Initiative and the recommended increases for PATH, NAMI also supports funding for the Ending Long-Term Homeless Services Initiative (ELHSI) program at SAMHSA to assist states and localities in funding services for new permanent supportive housing being developed through HUD's McKinney-Vento program. Funding at SAMHSA for Samaritan and ELHSI is critical to producing and sustaining 150,000 units of permanent supportive housing that will all but eliminate chronic homelessness. Ending chronic homelessness through permanent supportive housing will pay for itself, as communities save hundreds of millions of dollars in that communities are relieved of the costs related to keeping people homeless – including those associated with shelters, emergency rooms and jails.
Funding for CMHS Programs in the President's FY 2005 Budget
In addition to the initiatives noted above, NAMI also supports ongoing activities at CMHS.
National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Research Funding
The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) is the only federal agency with the main objective of funding biomedical research into serious mental illnesses. Increased funding and focus is needed to achieve the promise of exciting gains in understanding the brain in upcoming years.
NIMH – Smallest Proposed Increase in 8 Years
For FY 2005, the President is proposing a $1.421 billion budget for the NIMH. This is a $39 million increase—2.2 percent—over the amount Congress appropriated for NIMH for FY 2004 ($1.39 billion). While this exceeds the average 0.5% increase for all domestic discretionary spending, it is below the 2.7% increase proposed for all of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) – which would increase to $28.805 billion under the President's budget. In addition, this proposed increase for NIMH for FY 2005 is below the 3.6% increase that Congress enacted for FY 2004 and far below the 8% and 9% annual increases that were achieved between FY 1998 and 2003.
This minimal budget increase is expected to have a serious impact on the ability of NIMH to sustain ongoing multi-year research grants that have been initiated over the past 3-4 years and fund new grant proposals relevant to serious mental illness. This is especially the case if Congress accepts a proposal being floated by NIH to limit annual "cost of doing research" adjustments to individual grants to 1% per year. NAMI remains very concerned that this coming fall-off in budget increases for NIH does not wipe out the new research that has been undertaken at NIMH in recent years, and take advantage of the significant opportunities to advance treatments and cures for serious mental disorders.
Mr. Chairman, NAMI is deeply grateful for your leadership on this Subcommittee in seeking a strong budget for NIH and NIMH. The bipartisan commitment to scientific research that this Subcommittee continues to demonstrate is an example to your colleagues in Congress and in the Administration. NAMI urges you and your colleagues to make every effort to fund in NIMH at the "professional judgment" recommendation for FY 2005 -- $1.555 billion, or $172.8 million above the FY 2004 level.
"Roadmap to Recovery and Cure" – NAMI's Advocacy Goals and Strategies on Mental Illness Research
In March, the NAMI Policy Research Institute released a new report, Roadmap to Recovery and Cure, urging significant increases in the NIMH budget for basic, clinical and health services research focused on serious mental illness. The reality is that dramatic improvements in the lives of individuals with mental illness can be achieved over the next decade if research is expanded and the treatment system reformed and brought into closer alignment with research.
Among the conclusions in Roadmap to Recovery and Cure are that serious mental illness research has been underfunded, compared to other chronic, disabling illnesses, and is insufficiently prioritized at NIMH. The task force also found that psychiatric research has only begun to enter the modern era of biomedical research and requires the development of a strong base of basic and interdisciplinary research, large, policy-relevant clinical trials and services research directly tied to service delivery. It is important to note that all of these are integral to the Bush Administration's Roadmap to Medical Research initiative that is currently driving research priorities at NIH.
Among the recommendations in this report are:
The Case for Increased Federal Investment in Mental Illness Research
Where Should Funding at NIMH Be Directed?
Chairman Regula, Representative Obey and members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to offer NAMI's views on your FY 2005 bill.


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Gas tax issues still linger as the revenue shortfall grows
October 02, 2013
By Jeff Berman, Group News Editor
I know we have mentioned this here many times in the past, but, again, consider this: the federal gasoline tax has not increased from its current levels of 23.4 cents for diesel and 18.4 cents per gallon of gasoline since 1994. And diesel taxes represent about 90 percent of Highway Trust Fund (HTF) net revenues. These revenues are allocated for federal highway, transit, and highway safety programs. The current HTF tax levels have not been increased since 1993.
Even though the federal gasoline tax situation remains muddled, there are positive steps being made on a state level in certain states to increase taxes on their own in Maryland, Virginia, and Wyoming. And other states are starting to consider following suite vetting the possibility of raising their gasoline taxes to address their respective transportation infrastructure issues, which is both a state and national issue.
At a July hearing hosted by the House Subcommittee on Highways and Transit entitled "How the Financial Status of the Highway Trust Fund Impacts Surface Transportation Programs," Representative Tom Petri (R-WI), the chairman of the House Subcommittee on Highways and Transit, said that in 2008 the HTF had insufficient revenues and cash balances to meet its obligations, which resulted in an $8 billion transfer from the United States Treasury General Fund. That transaction came at a time when the future of the HTF was dire, as it was facing the prospect of running out of money entirely. Petri added that by the end of 2014, a total of $54 billion will have been transferred from the General Fund into the HTF in order to remain solvent, including an $18.8 billion transfer signed off on by Congress as part of the federal transportation bill, MAP-21, which is set to expire in September 2014.
And the Congressional Budget Office said this year that the HTF will have a $15 billion shortfall in 2015.
Not surprisingly, no movement has been made on the fuel tax front, but a hearing hosted by the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee last week revisited the issue as part of a hearing entitled "The Need to Invest in America's Infrastructure and Preserve Federal Transportation Funding."
Senate EPW Committee Chair Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) floated the idea of replacing the tax with a fee that is paid by oil wholesalers, akin to what is currently being done in Virginia and Maryland, according to a report in The Hill.
Boxer explained that eliminating that tax lieu of a wholesale oil tax increase would help close an approximately $20 billion shortfall in transportation spending Congress is looking to solve.
"There are many ideas out there, and the one that I'm leaning toward myself, although this is going to be a decision of the [Senate] Finance Committee ... is to do away with the per-gallon fee at the pump and replace it with this sales fee as they've done in Virginia and Maryland," Boxer said during the hearing, The Hill reported. "It would fund the highway program for six years ... I think, and it would do that by doing away with all the other fees. It's a very exciting idea."
The CBO's projected $15 billion shortfall is viewed as "the tip of the iceberg," said Janet Kavinoky, Executive Director, Transportation and Infrastructure, U.S. Chamber of Commerce Vice President, Americans for Transportation Mobility Coalition, at last week's EPW hearing.
The reason for this, she said, is that the cumulative shortfall in the highway and mass transit accounts of the HTF will exceed $80 billion by 2020 if spending levels are not dropped significantly.
It is easy to see these are serious numbers that need a serious solution. Given the juvenile antics getting in the way of progress in Washington, are we asking for too much?
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Hello everyone,
this may sound like a silly question but... SSO doesn't seem to be working with 7.1.1 ZCO.. are we to configure it somehow?
Hello everyone,
this may sound like a silly question but... SSO doesn't seem to be working with 7.1.1 ZCO.. are we to configure it somehow?
First off your Zimbra server and Windows Domain Controller need to be set up for SPNEGO SSO as per the server instructions. If you've got this bit right then SSO should already be working correctly with the Zimbra web client (i.e. you can login without being prompted to supply credentials, and when you logout you are given a simple 'Launch' dialog to reconnect).
Then for ZCO you just need to:
- ensure that the server name in your Outlook profile matches the full name used in the SPNEGO configuration
- disable the StorePassword registry setting (in \Software\Zimbra, HKCU takes precedence over HKLM)
Both of these can be done within the MSI for new profiles using the instructions in the ZCO Admin Guide.
I have gone through the steps in the following document, but couldn't go any further as the file /opt/zimbra/jetty/webapps/spnego/spnego_preauth.jsp, that it asks me to edit, on page 323, doesn't exist.
Any advice?
I'm running network-7.1.1
Sorry - out of my depth (I'm a client guy). You need to post your query to one of the server forums.
When I set the server side up I used a script supplied by the server guys which seemed to largely consist of zmprov calls. I didn't directly edit any jsp files.
We have same issue.. the JSP file does not exisit...
Same issue again...
I can't configure SSO because I don't have the /opt/zimbra/jetty/webapps/spnego directory.
Someone have a solution ?
Spnego seems to have moved, in Zimbra 8 FOSS:


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I suggest so makes this thread sticky. The above Posting is hidden somewhere in another thread and it would have saved me a lot of trouble had i found it right at the beginning!Before you start, *setup your DNS*. Zimbra install is very sensitive to correct DNS setup, particularly /etc/hosts and forward resolution of the hostname you are installing on as returned from hostname. Search wiki/forum for correct DNS setup.
change /etc/debian_version to 3.1
apt-get install sudo curl fetchmail libgmp3c2 libssl0.9.7 libdb3
chmod a+rwx /tmp
tar -xzf
cd zcs/
clean out previous attempts:
sh install -u
rm -rf /opt/zimbra
rm /tmp/install*
rm /tmp/zmsetup*
rm /tmp/*zim*
change util/utilfunc.sh
if [ $PLATFORM = "UBUNTU6"]; then
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sh install.sh
Strangely detects hostname as domainname (never quite understood why it does this). Select 'Yes' for "Change domain name", change to domainname "domain.com" instead of "host.domain.com"
If you haven't set your MX yet, ignore (you'll need to set this later but its fine for install):
DNS ERROR - none of the MX records for ijichi.org
resolve to this host
It is suggested that the MX record resolve to this host
Re-Enter domain name? [Yes]
^^ Choose "No"
Install Menu: Choose 6 for zimbra-store, 4 for Admin Password, enter password, 'r' or for previous menu, 'a' to apply, Enter for next two questions:
Save configuration data to a file? [Yes]
Save config in file: [/opt/zimbra/config.15938]
Then 'Yes' for: The system will be modified - continue? [No] yes
Checkout output carefully for *any* errors, should install fine.
You can change /etc/debian_version back to 4.0 after install but you'll have to change it for each upgrade


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Sickle-cell anemia does not prove evolution!
Sixth-graders I have lectured on genetic counselling invariably pop some questions such as:
'Is it true that the sickle-cell phenomenon has established Darwinian evolution as fact?'
Behind the question, of course, lies the assumption that observing selection/adaptation involving a mutation (an inherited random change or defect) somehow implies that the more complicated forms seen today arose from simpler forms traced back ultimately to one-cell organisms.
The answer is of course 'no'. In the early 1950s I did a course on evolution and metaphysics at the feet of Professor J.Z. Young, perhaps the greatest evolutionist of recent years. Nothing has happened during the past 30 years in molecular biology in general, and the sickling phenomenon vis-à-vis malaria in particular, to have raised evolution from theory to established fact.
Dr Felix Konotey-Ahulu, M.D. (Lond.), FRCP, DTMH, is a world authority on sickle-cell disease, with 25 years' experience as a physician, clinical geneticist and consultant physician in Ghana and subsequently in London. He is a visiting professor at Howard University College of Medicine in Washington, and honorary consultant to its Center for Sickle Cell Disease. He is the author of a major 643-page text, The Sickle Cell Disease Patient (Macmillan, 1991, ISBN 0333-39239-6; Tetteh-A'Domeno Co., Watford, UK, ISBN 0-9515442-2-5, 1996).
This article is abstracted with Dr Konotey-Ahulu's permission from pages 106–108 of his book.
Stuttering facts
The hypotheses of some anthropologists and theoretical geneticists detract from more serious work. While natural selection is a fact, attention to selection hypotheses is frequently overdone and other factors ignored. In one case it was found that out of 10 West African individuals carrying the sickle-cell trait and living in the UK, there were five who had the genetic predisposition to stuttering (which is known to be high in West Africa). The temptation to use natural selection explanations to link the stuttering gene frequency to child-hood malaria and sickling overlooks some important sociological facts.
First, most who have the stuttering tendency in Ghana in particular are left-handed, which is a major social disadvantage. Relatives heckle and bully the left-hander for doing household jobs with the 'wrong hand'. The already nervous left-hander is then forced in the schools to write with the right hand, evoking a constant state of agitation.
The desire to excel against all odds is great, so left-handers are generally better at their studies. You will thus find a higher number of left-handers, and thus more stutterers, in any academic institution. If that institution is in northern Nigeria, for instance, 30 per cent of these stutterers will also be sicklers, simply because 30 per cent of the rest of the population are sicklers. This has nothing to do with malaria and selection, nor does the fact that of the five consultants in the haematology department of a famous African teaching hospital, 80 per cent had the sickle-cell trait.
I have indicated more than once that African anthropogenetics would be much better served by thinking along factual lines rather than theoretical evolutionary concepts. The same could certainly be said for science and medicine in general.
Sickle-cell disease
Sickle-cell anaemia is caused by an inherited defect in the instructions which code for the production of haemoglobin, the oxygen-carrying pigment in red blood cells. You will only develop the full-blown, serious disease if both of your parents have the defective gene. If you inherit the defect from only one parent, the healthy gene from the other one will largely enable you to escape the effects of this serious condition.
However, this means you are capable of transmitting the defective gene to your offspring, and it also happens that such carriers are less likely to develop malaria, which is often fatal. Being a carrier of sickle-cell disease without suffering it (heterozygosity is the technical term) is far more common in those areas of the world which are high-risk malaria areas, especially Africa.
This is good evidence that natural selection plays a part in maintaining a higher frequency of this carrier state. If you are resistant to malaria, you are more likely to survive to pass on your genes. Nevertheless, it is a defect, not an increase in complexity or an improvement in function which is being selected for, and having more carriers in the population means that there will be more people suffering from this terrible disease. Demonstrating natural selection does not demonstrate that 'upward evolution' is a fact, yet many schoolchildren are taught this as a 'proof' of evolution.


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- EPS single-impact foam gives its life to save yours if you crash
- Polycarbonate shell is durable and lightweight
- Air Pad Fit System allows you to add or remove air from a band around the bottom of the helmet in order to get the optimal fit
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The price is great. The helmet will keep you safe. With the use of the ear pads it will keep you warm as well. I have had this for 3 years now and with many falls along with one deadly it still has still survived with not many visible dents, dings, or cracks. overall a well made helmet.
Are the ear pads removable?
Are the ear pads removable?
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I bought this one, but I cannot understand...
I bought this one, but I cannot understand how to use Air Pad Fit System. How can I add or remove air from a band in order to get the optimal fit?
Hey GiaP,
I found this Youtube Vid for you, I hope it helps. I ultimately had to return mine because I couldn't get it small enough :( But it's a really great little helmet, I hope this helps!
Scroll on down to the 1:50 minute mark.
How do you know what size to get?
How do you know what size to get?
Hi Hannah,
Right under the 'select options' box above is a sizing chart. Click on it, follow the instructions on how to measure your head. You now know what size to get.
Please explain the Certification rating...
Please explain the Certification rating system What do the ASTM 2040 CE EN 1077 mean? What does class B mean?
I know if relates to safety, does one mean it is safer than another?
ASTM is the American Society for Testing and Materials, and 2040 means it's designated for non-motorized snow sports.
CEN 1077 is another safety rating, from a different organization. Class B and A just differentiate levels of coverage. Class A is considered slightly safer in terms of coverage, but in terms of impact strength and penetration, most snow helmets are the same.


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A few weeks ago, one of my neighbors brought over the most beautiful jar of home-canned green beans. The beans were packed all uniformly, the color was a perfect green and the lid was securely sealed on the jar. However, I was worried she may not have processed them in a pressure canner. After all, just last week she told me about her fear of using a pressure canner. So, of course, I had to ask her about her processing method with the green beans. She confessed she water-bath canned them, even though she knew vegetables and other low-acid foods should be pressure canned. Home-canned foods can be dangerous - even deadly - if not processed correctly. I often wonder how many times well-meaning friends and family give home-canned goods as gifts that could potentially be deadly. If you get a home-canned gift, be cautious. Botulism, which can be fatal, can be present in home-canned foods, if the food is not processed correctly. Low-acid foods, such as meats, vegetables, fish and poultry, can be especially susceptible to botulism. If you receive a home-canned gift without a processing label, ask the giver for the recipe and processing instructions. If none is provided don't eat the food. It's better to be safe than sorry.If you are giving a gift of home-canned food, make sure you are using an up-to-date canning recipe from a reliable source, such as your county extension office. Jams, jellies, pickles, and fruits should be processed in a boiling water bath canner. Meats, vegetables, fish and poultry should be pressure canned. Including a complete canning label on your product can assure the recipient the food was processed correctly. Labels should include all ingredients in the product, recipe source, date the product was processed, and methods used to process the product including altitude adjustments.Many myths about home-canned foods exist. One of the biggest is if a jar is sealed, the food inside is safe to eat. This is absolutely not true. A sealed jar is only safe if a tested recipe and adequate processing methods were used. Many bacteria, including botulism, grow in sealed jars. Another canning myth is that foods that are not safe to eat will show signs of spoilage. This is not true. While some foods may show signs of spoilage, foods containing botulism will show no signs of spoilage. While none of us like to throw food away, keeping our families safe is more important than a jar of green beans. A great rule of thumb to follow when receiving home-canned gifts is: When in doubt, throw it out.Colorado State University Extension will host a Gifts from the Home workshop on Saturday, Dec. 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Indoor Garden Supply, 51027 U.S. Highway 6&24, in Glenwood Springs. The cost is $20. For more information on canning, preservation or to register for the workshop, call the Garfield County Extension Office at 625-3969. Carla Farrand and Deb Martin are master food safety advisors for CSU Extension, Garfield County.
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It's hardly a surprise, but the British Board of Film Classification has officially rated Sega's upcoming Madworld with an 18 certificate.
The BBFC noted that Madworld "contains very strong, stylised, bloody violence."
No edits to the game were required. As GamePolitcs reported last August, Sega was said to be working closely with the BBFC to avoid a ban such as was imposed on Rockstar's controversial Manhunt 2 in 2007.
A British family values group, Mediawatch-UK, has called for a ban on the bloody Wii title.
Madworld is scheduled to launch on March 31st in the U.K. Here in the United States, Madworld is set for March 10th release. The ESRB has not yet issued a rating.
UPDATE: Edge is reporting that Madworld has also been cleared for sale in Australia.


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Rafael Nadal will be out a total of 4 weeks to recover from the knee injury he sustained during his quarterfinal match against Andy Murray at the Aussie Open.
The Majorcan Matador suffered a minor tear to a tendon in his right knee and will need 2 weeks to rehabilitate the knee and will return to training over the following 2 weeks. He has pulled out of Rotterdam which begins on February 8.
He said this injury is different than the one that forced him out of his Wimbledon defense in 2009:
"As I said in Melbourne after the game... I knew the injury wasn't the same as the one I suffered last year.
"I am feeling well and am only thinking about how long it will take me to recover. I am disappointed to be missing the Rotterdam tournament. It is an event I would like to have won as I nearly did last year.
"I'm not overly worried about my ranking... all I want to do is to feel good on the court again, something I had achieved in Abu Dhabi, Doha and Melbourne where I was competing to a high standard."
I'd say this news is pretty good Rafanatics. Yeah, it's a month but the injury could've been a lot worse and taken a longer time to recover.
Here's to a speedy recovery Rafa!
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This map shows a composite image of lights on Earth as determined by the United States Air Force Defense Meteorological Satellite Program's Operational Linescan System (DMSP/OLS). This system, originally developed to aid aircraft by tracking cloud cover at night, is able to detect very faint visible and near infrared light coming from the Earth's surface. By identifying persistent fixed sources, and removing transient effects such as cloud cover, researchers were able to produce a map of lights associated with urban surface activity (Elvidge et al. 1997 and references therein).
To create the image above, the map of ground lighting was superimposed on a night-like rendering of Earth's surface features. In this composition both the landforms and lights appear brighter than would be visible to an unaided observer in space.
Images such as these are often used to assess the range and scale of human activity on Earth (Elvidge et al. 1997, Elvidge et al. 2001, Doll et al. 2000). The presence of nighttime lights correlate most strongly with urbanization, economic activity, and industrialization. They also correlate, though less so, with population density. The extensive development in Europe and North America is clearly evident on these images and contrasts markedly with Africa, despite the fact that Africa has a larger total population than either Europe or North America. Since this image tracks economic activity, it also provide a visual mechanism for identifying those regions that are contributing most significantly to the greenhouse gas emissions believed to be responsible for global warming (Doll et al. 2000).
This image was created Craig Mayhew and Robert Simmon of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center based on data provided by Marc Imhoff of NASA and Christopher Elvidge of NOAA.
- Elvidge, C.D., K.E. Baugh, E.A. Kihn, H.W. Kroehl, and E.R. Davis (1997). "Mapping city lights with nighttime data from the DMSP Operational Linescan System". Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing 63: 727-734.
- Elvidge, C.D., V.H. Hobson, I.L. Nelson, J.M. Safran, B.T. Tuttle, J.B. Dietz, and K.E. Baugh (2001). Global observation of urban areas based on nocturnal lighting. Bouder, Colorado: NOAA.
- Doll, C.N.H., J.P. Muller, and C.D. Elvidge (2000). "Night-time imagery as a tool for global mapping of socioeconomic parameters and greenhouse gas emissions". AMBIO 29: 157-162.
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WHEELING - History was not only made Friday night at Wheeling Island Stadium, it was delivered in emphatic fashion.
Running back Savion Johnson ran for two touchdowns and caught two more and quarterback Zach Phillips threw for two scores and ran for one as Wheeling Park exorcised the demons of forever with a 42-22 victory against Steubenville.
Wheeling Park (7-1) had been 0-12 against Big Red, and that was just scratching the surface on the history-making win.
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Wheeling Park QB Zach Phillips takes off as Steubenville's Bryce Pierro (7) gives chase during action of their game Friday night.
In the previous 12 losses, Park scored 30 total points.
Steubenville had not lost to a Wheeling public school since 1910 and Big Red hadn't lost to a West Virginia school since 1963 (Weir), and had won 39 straight against Mountain State opponents.
That is all in the past.
"I'm just proud to be the coach at Wheeling Park High School," said Patriots' coach Chris Daugherty, who was still soaked from the Gatorade bath he took with 30 seconds remaining in the game. "I'm proud of these coaches, and I'm really proud of these kids."
Linebacker Geremy Paige, who was seemingly in on every defensive stop on the night, took it one step further.
"I feel like we won a championship," the senior linebacker said. "I really do. This is big for us, it's big for the program. We beat them when we were freshmen, so we knew we could play with them. To come out and play like we did, it was just an incredible night."
Phillips, also a senior, echoed that statement.
"It's huge, and I think it showed that we can play with anyone," Phillips said. "It sure is a big win for us. There are guys in (the locker room) crying. It is an emotional win. We knew what the numbers were. We also knew we could win. I don't think anyone gave us a chance to score 42 points. Some probably didn't think we could beat them. But we believed."
Park started quickly, and it never really slowed down It started up front, with the Patriots blowing Steubenville off the ball, opening huge lanes for its running game to take over the game.
By the end of the first quarter, it was 21-0. It was 28-0 at the half.
Johnson scored on a 51-yard run on the third play of the game. Park got the ball back, and Johnson scored on a 6-yard run, set up by a 35-yard pass from Phillips to Michael Groves.
Johnson finished with 156 yards rushing and two receptions for 47 yards.
"On my first touchdown run, I had to make one guy miss, so that was just good line blocking," Johnson said. "I can't say it enough. I mean, they pretty much dominated the line of scrimmage."
Steubenville coach Reno Saccoccia agreed.
"Same as it was before the game," Saccoccia said of Park. "They're always good, they always have good skill (players) and they are well-coached. The most improved part of the Park team is the offensive and defensive lines."
Phillips got in on the scoring, with a 56-yard touchdown run just before the first quarter ended.
Known more for his passing ability, Phillips showed off his footwork by eluding several Steubenville defenders, and scurrying down the sideline to the end zone.
"It was supposed to be a little tight end pass play, but before the snap I saw they were blitzing and we didn't have enough blockers," Phillips said. "I saw a crease and I was able to use my ability to get to the outside."
Phillips finished 10 of 13 passing for 154 yards and added 80 yards on four carries.
Even when things went wrong, like an intentional grounding play that cost the Patriots 21 yards late in the second quarter, he made up for it almost immediately. On the next play after the grounding call, Phillips found Johnson for a 36-yard score that made it 28-0.
He again flashed his escapability in the second half.
Forced out of the pocket, Phillips first rolled left, then peeled back, eluding the rush, and running to his right, spotted Johnson all alone in the flat. He could have walked into the end zone.
"(Phillips) played well," Saccoccia said. "I thought we had him sacked then he comes back and completes that pass on our sideline. For him to complete 10 of 13 means he was getting good protection and his line was blocking. It's a three-pronged thing."
"We like to think of Zach as a dual-threat quarterback," Daugherty said. "He hasn't had to do it a lot but he certainly showed he has that in his game. That run for a score was huge and he showed a lot of escapability on that second touchdown pass."
Steubenville eventually got on the board when a bad snap into the end zone was wisely kicked out the back by punter Liam Casey and the Big Red scored on a Mandella Lawrence-Burke to Devin Ferguson 13-yard touchdown.
Big Red recovered an onside kick but a fumble recovery by Elijah Bell three plays later led to a 9-yard touchdown run by Paige.
Steubenville scored a pair of touchdowns in the fourth, a 1-yard run by Johnnie Blue and a 17-run by Matt Sherrell.
"They've had a lot of injuries and I know it might not be the Big Red team they started with at the beginning of the season, but that is still a good team," Daugherty said. "I can't say enough about these kids. This started with a commitment three years ago. We changed the mentality around here."
On Friday night, they changed the history.


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Phoenix, AZ (SportsNetwork.com) - The Arizona Diamondbacks are bringing back
manager Kirk Gibson.
Gibson's contract ended at the conclusion of the 2013 season. Terms and length
of his new contract will likely be announced later Tuesday afternoon.
Gibson's 290 wins rank third all-time in franchise history. He will return for
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Arizona also brought back coaches Don Baylor, Glenn Sherlock, Alan Trammell,
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NEW YORK (Reuters) – The Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks won their National Football League conference championships in brilliant style on Sunday to set up a historic Super Bowl between the top two ranked teams in the United States.
The Broncos, led by their unflappable quarterback Peyton Manning, beat the New England Patriots 26-16 in Colorado to make it to their first Super Bowl in 15 years.
The Seahawks overturned a 10-0 deficit to defeat the San Francisco 49ers 23-17 in Washington state and advance to the NFL's title game for just the second time in the franchise's history.
WATCH: Seahawks' Richard Sherman dramatic post-game interview | EXTRA: Super Bowl security to be 4,000 officers strong
"This feels even sweeter," said Seattle owner and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. "What an amazing job in a super tough game."
The two teams will meet in the 48th Super Bowl at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on Feb. 2 in a game that has all the makings of a classic with the Broncos boasting the best offense in the league and the Seahawks the best defense.
EXTRA: How much would you pay for a hotel room at the Super Bowl?
The Broncos will be appearing in the Super Bowl for the seventh time, one less than the record jointly shared by the Pittsburgh Steelers and Dallas Cowboys, and chasing their third win after back-to-back victories in the 1997 and 1998 seasons.
Manning played in two Super Bowls with his former team the Indianapolis Colts, tasting success in the 2006 season, and has the chance to win a second ring at age 37 after another masterful display against the Patriots and his old rival Tom Brady.
"Well, it's an exciting feeling," he said.
"You do take a moment to realize that we've done something special here and you certainly want to win one more."
Manning broke the record for the most touchdown passes in a regular season with 55 strikes and continued his devastating form against the Patriots, completing 32-of-43 passes for 400 yards and touchdowns to Jacob Tamme and Demaryius Thomas.
Brady threw one touchdown pass and rushed for another but was unable to prevent his team from suffering another agonizing loss.
Although New England has been the dominant force in the NFL for the past decade and a half, winning three titles between the 2001 and 2004 seasons, the Patriots have lost their last two Super Bowl appearances and have now lost the last two AFC Championship games.
"It's tough to get to this point, two weeks from now there's only one team that's going to win that game and that's a tough one to win," Brady said.
"Anytime you come up short of what you're trying to accomplish, it's not a great feeling but I'm proud of our team and the way we fought."
The 49ers were also cursing their postseason ill-fortune.
Beaten by the New York Giants in the NFC title game two years ago, then by the Baltimore Ravens in last season's Super Bowl, the Niners still had a chance to beat the Seahawks.
But their hopes were dashed when Seattle linebacker Malcolm Smith intercepted a pass from San Francisco quarterback Colin Kaepernick with just 22 seconds left on the clock.
"I didn't play good enough to win," said a dejected Kaepernick.
"I turned the ball over three times, I cost us this game."
Seattle trailed 17-10 in the third quarter but piled on 13 unanswered points to seal the win, highlighted by a 35-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Russell Wilson to Jermaine Kearse in the final quarter.
"This team was ready to finish," said Seattle coach Pete Carroll.
"We knew we weren't in the lead but that didn't matter.
"They were going to go out and get it done no matter what it took."
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EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey (Reuters) – When New Jersey steps into the spotlight next month to host its first Super Bowl, it hopes to alter its international reputation beyond stereotypes from TV shows such as mob drama "The Sopranos" and the vapid 20-somethings of "Jersey Shore."
One problem for the state, which has long lived in the shadow of its superstar neighbor New York, is that the new MetLife Stadium, site of the Feb. 2 National Football League championship game, is in an industrial area that belies New Jersey's designation as "The Garden State."
Officials in East Rutherford, some 10 miles west of New York City, will roll out the red carpet for an expected 400,000 visitors, with economic activity forecast at $500 million.
"New Jersey has been fighting a negative stereotype for a long, long time," said Michael Rockland, a professor of New Jersey history at Rutgers University. It "was kind of the national joke there for a while, with a reputation for corruption, being called the armpit of America."
New Jersey is a state of contrasts. Home to the largest number of Superfund toxic waste sites in the country, it also takes pride in 120 miles of shoreline – some of which is still recovering from the devastation of Superstorm Sandy in 2012 – and about 15 percent of its land is freshwater wetlands.
The state was at the forefront of the 19th century American industrial revolution, and its major cities remain dotted with long-abandoned warehouses and smokestacks.
It is home as well to some of America's wealthiest communities, including the borough of Alpine, with a median home price of $4.5 million, the most expensive in the country, real estate experts say.
Many of the residents who live in New Jersey's toniest areas commute to New York City for work, and the state has been seen as an annex of its more famous neighbor. In fact, two sports teams that call MetLife Stadium home are, in name, from New York – the Giants and Jets.
East Rutherford, where the new stadium was completed in 2010, might not put the state's best face forward.
"People coming to New Jersey for the Super Bowl are basically seeing the ugliest part of the state," Rockland said.
One of the first orders of business is to ready the 82,500-seat stadium for the game, with thousands of workers upgrading security, building a new broadcast center and creating decorations for the two competing teams, the NFL said.
With an expected attendance of nearly a half million, local officials have spent months making preparations to handle crowds moving between New York City and the stadium area.
"Every Super Bowl is different," said NFL spokesman Brian McCarthy. "The stadiums for the last two Super Bowls, New Orleans and Indianapolis, were in a downtown city setting. But previous Super Bowls were held in somewhat similar situations as this year."
As the stadium undergoes its facelift, officials are also sprucing up the surrounding area, long dominated by a megamall that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie once called "the ugliest damn building in New Jersey, and maybe America."
The American Dream project, formerly called Xanadu, stands out with its blue, white and orange rectangular facade, evoking the towers of shipping containers at New Jersey's cargo ports.
Dogged for a decade by funding problems, it will remain vacant on game day although Christie has supported its completion, saying it will bring thousands of jobs.
"It's going to be an embarrassment," said Jeff Tittel, executive director of the Sierra Club in New Jersey, which promotes environmental conservation. "Everyone who shows up for the Super Bowl from all over the world is going to look at that thing, scratch their heads and try to figure out what it is."
"American Dream is under construction," said Alan Marcus, a mall project spokesman who called the criticism "absolutely unfair."
New Jersey tourism officials said they are ready for the influx of visitors, emphasizing that the state "has plenty to offer, from historic sites and national parks to world-class entertainment, resorts and gaming in Atlantic City."
But however much they polish it up, the area around the stadium will still remind visitors of New Jersey's industrial heritage, said Rutgers' Rockland.
"We aren't the Garden State," he said. "We might have been during the 19th Century but we then became one of the most industrial states in the whole country. The Garden State idea is a total misnomer."
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Tickets to the National Football League's first cold-weather Super Bowl are a hot item, with some climate-controlled suites in New Jersey's MetLife Stadium priced at $1 million.
Following Sunday's conference championships that set up a Denver-Seattle Super Bowl on February 2, the average resale price of tickets on secondary markets was $3,721, the highest figure in five years of tracking, according to SeatGeek (seatgeek.com).
No single ticket on the secondary market had sold for under $2,000, a price that was 33 percent more than what the cheapest ticket sold for on conference championship Sunday during each of the past three NFL playoffs, the website said.
Face value of individual Super Bowl tickets ranges from $1,000-$2,600.
For high-rollers, one suite on the Commissioner's Level of MetLife Stadium, the shared home of the New York Giants and New York Jets, is listed for $1.019 million. The same luxury suite for an entire Giants or Jets regular season sells for $350,000.
There were more than 12,000 tickets listed on secondary markets as of late Sunday, representing roughly 15 percent of the capacity at MetLife Stadium.
Ticket broker Lance Patania told New Jersey's Star Ledger newspaper that he expected a busy market immediately following the conference title games as fans of the winning teams react.
Patania, who buys and sells between 200 and 300 tickets for each Super Bowl, said the game's location, across the Hudson River from Manhattan, is a key factor in interest for the event despite the likelihood of wintry weather.
"The game is really insignificant," Patania said. "Everything leading up to the game is what the whole experience is about.
"And New York has shopping, and Broadway. There's hockey and basketball. There are a million things to do."


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Vermillion, SD (Sports Network) - Juevol Myles scored 22 points as the South
Dakota Coyotes held on for a 74-71 victory over the South Dakota State
Jackrabbits in a Summit League matchup at the DakotaDome.
Brandon Bos scored 16 points and hit a pair of clutch free throws as well for
South Dakota (7-10, 3-2 Summit) which had lost three of its previous four.
Casey Kasperbauer added 14 points, Trevor Gruis had 12 and Karim Rowson
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Nate Wolters paced South Dakota State (11-6, 2-2) with a game-high 26 points.
Chad White added 16 points and Brayden Carlson had 11 for the Jackrabbits who
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Both teams relied heavily on shots from beyond the arc with South Dakota
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In Windows, it's usually most convenient to use Windows Media Player to sync recorded TV shows and other media to a portable media player, but you can also use Windows Media Center.
A wide variety of devices are compatible with Media Center, including many MP3 players, storage cards, USB flash drives, and even some mobile phones. Refer to the manufacturer's website or the documentation that came with your device to see if it's compatible.
Some devices require proprietary software to sync media, and therefore can't be synced using Media Center.
Connect the device to your computer. If you're using a portable device, turn it on.
On the Windows Media Center start screen, scroll to Tasks, and then click Sync.
Click Start Sync to copy your media to your device.
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This Possible Sentences strategy activates prior knowledge of specific science content by creating sentences using pairs of key vocabulary words.
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|Wrestlers number 25-strong
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Led by six returning seniors, the HHS 2012-13 wrestling team is 25 members strong for the largest team in quite some time.
The Dragon wrestling squad is four members larger than last year and close to triple the size of the nine-member 2010-11 team.
After the six seniors, the team is young with no juniors, eight sophomores and 11 freshmen. But three of the sophomores are strong returning letterwinners from last year.
Coach Jack Garrison looks for solid leadership from the seniors and letterwinners. With much inexperience on the team, Garrison said it will be a year for building the program, and he's pleased with the large number of participants to help that happen.
Eight returning letterwinners lead this year's team. They include seniors Jesus Hermosillo, Spencer Kotch, Ben Martinez, Leo Ortiz and Astolfo Rojo; and sophomores T.J. Gertner, Dylan Kotch and Nicholas Ortner.
Hermosillo and Dylan Kotch both have state mat experience from last season. Hermosillo earned two match wins at state at 195 lbs. and Kotch performed well at 220 lbs. at state.
Returning letterwinners on the 2012-13 HHS wrestling team are pictured from left, front row, Ben Martinez, Astolfo Rojo and T.J. Gertner; and back row, Nicholas Ortner, Jesus Hermosillo, Dylan Kotch and Leo Ortiz. Not pictured is Spencer Kotch. —Enterprise photo
Other team members are senior Cesar Hinostroza; sophomores Troy Brown, Morgan Golden, Nathan Miles, Javy Rojo and Luke Stewart; and freshmen Dennis Amaya, Issac Brandt, Marques Harvey, Cavin Kramer, Cody Lamm, Fernando Lopez, Juan Quintana, Eric Rojo, Fernando Rojo, Sidney Struckmeyer and Avi Turcios.
Garrison will be assisted with coaching duties by Cutter Garrison and Dusty McConnell.
Despite the fact the team is very young, coach Garrison said they're ahead of where he thought they would be in practice.
He and the other coaches worked with both the junior high and high school teams last year, and Garrison sees that as a real benefit. He pointed out the younger participants know what to expect when they enter the wrestling room and they're ready to work at the level required.
There are some team members with little to no experience, and Garrison looks forward to working with them, as well. "Hopefully we will improve as a team," he added.
The Dragons open the season this Saturday, Dec. 1 at the St. Francis, Kan. tournament.
Three home duals during the season will provide the opportunity for local fans to check out the Dragon grapplers.
Home duals are scheduled Thursday, Dec. 13 with Yuma; Friday, Feb. 1 with Akron; and Thursday, Feb. 7 with Wray.
Regionals will be held Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15-16 at NJC in Sterling, with the state tournament Feb. 21-23 at the Pepsi Center in Denver.
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Google employees in Zurich (Zooglers) have the world's coolest repurposed office
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The Sydney S. Spivack Program in Applied Social Research and Social Policy
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The ASA encourages applications for its Congressional Fellowship. The Fellowship brings a PhD-level sociologist to Washington, DC, to work as a staff member on a congressional committee, in a congressional member office, or in a congressional agency (e.g., the Government Accountability Office). This intensive six-month experience reveals the intricacies of the policy making process to the sociological fellow, and shows the usefulness of sociological data and concepts to policy issues. [More...]
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To encourage sociologists to undertake community action projects that bring social science knowledge, methods, and expertise to bear in addressing community-identified issues and concerns, ASA administers competitive CARI awards. Grant applications are encouraged from sociologists seeking to work with community organizations, local public interest groups, or community action projects. Appointments will run for the duration of the project, whether the activity is to be undertaken during the year, in the summer, or for other time-spans. [More...]
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The American Sociological Association invites submissions by PhD sociologists for the Fund for the Advancement of the Discipline (FAD) awards. Supported by the American Sociological Association through a matching grant from the National Science Foundation, the goal of this project is to nurture the development of scientific knowledge by funding small, groundbreaking research initiatives and other important scientific research activities such as conferences. FAD awards provide scholars with small grants ($8,000 maximum) for innovative research that has the potential for challenging the discipline, stimulating new lines of research, and creating new networks of scientific collaboration. The award is intended to provide opportunities for substantive and methodological breakthroughs, broaden the dissemination of scientific knowledge, and provide leverage for acquisition of additional research funds. [More...]
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Through its Minority Fellowship Program (MFP), the American Sociological Association (ASA) supports the development and training of sociologists of color in any sub-area of sociology. Funded by a generous contributions from various aligned associations and member donations, MFP seeks to attract talented doctoral students to ensure a diverse and highly trained workforce is available to assume leadership roles in research. [More...]
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Academic departments and programs, as well as state, regional, and aligned associations, can apply for funds to bring any ASA major award recipient from the previous two calendar years to their campus or annual meeting to deliver a Pitirim A. Sorokin Lecture. The grant will cover the cost of transportation and up to two nights hotel accommodations. Hosting organizations cover the cost of meals and other expenses. Up to four lecture trips a year can be supported. [More...]
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The ASA and Student Forum Advisory Board are pleased to announce that the ASA Council is making funds available to support the Student Forum Travel Awards. ASA anticipates granting approximately 25 travel awards in the amount of $225 each. These awards will be made on a competitive basis and are meant to assist students by defraying the expenses associated with attending the ASA Annual Meeting. All applicants are encouraged to seek additional sources of funding to cover expenses associated with attending the Annual Meeting. [More...]
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Applications are being accepted for the Carla B. Howery Teaching Enhancement Grants. This small grants program supports teaching projects that advance the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) within the discipline of sociology. The Carnegie Foundation has defined SoTL as "problem posing about an issue of teaching or learning, study of the problem through methods appropriate to the disciplinary epistemologies, applications of results to practice, communication of results, self-reflection, and peer review" (Cambridge, 2001).
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Last night the C's got everything they wanted...and still lost. This is scary.
KG had a great game - 24 points, rebounded well, played a lot of minutes
Bench produced -Lee played well, Green played well
Rondo gets a triple double
We had a big lead
Terry was hitting his shots
We went 20-20 from the line
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This is my first post here, hope you folks can help me.
I am running zimbra desktop 2.0 beta 3 on windows 7 32bit, using two different IMAP accounts on two different servers.
Apart from being a very heavy applicaiton that is rather slow, though better than zdesktop 1 I have one problem.
Whenever I click on an attachment to open it I get the following error:
If I ignore it then I am given a chance to save the attachment with the normal mozilla dialog.Code:
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Can I fix this or is it a bug in the beta?
Many thanks,