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I am new to zimbra. Users at our domain.com complain that when they send mails to people it is either returned and marked as spam or it ends up in the recipients junk folder. Here is a recent report of Undelivered mail. (actual names of sender and recipient have been changed to protect identity)
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Some of the mails we send, this is the report that is returned.
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3PL news: Saddle Creek takes steps to add natural gas-powered trucks to for-hire fleet
September 30, 2011
Third-party logistics (3PL) services provider Saddle Creek Corp. said this week it has invested in alternative fuel vehicles.
These vehicles are comprised of 40 Freightliner natural gas trucks and will be in Saddle Creek's for-hire fleet, and the company plans to add 40 more early next year.
Company officials said that the Freightliner Business Class M2 112 tractors run on compressed natural gas (CNG), adding that they will reduce Saddle Creek's for-hire fleet by roughly 103,000 pounds per truck.
The company is also building a CNG fueling station at company headquarters in Lakeland, Fla., which it said is the first facility of its kind for a Florida-based for-hire fleet. And the new trucks will handle deliveries throughout the Florida peninsula and southern Georgia.
Mike DelBovo, president, Saddle Creek Transportation, told LM that the company has
made a corporate commitment to protecting the environment and improving the sustainability of its operations.
"Using natural-gas-powered trucks enables us to reduce our carbon footprint substantially while helping to stabilize transportation costs," he said. "It's a situation where sustainability and financial responsibility actually go hand in hand."
DelBovo said that SaddleCreek had been evaluating this option for a year and wanted to make sure that it had the right truck with an acceptable weight and the right length of haul. Saddle Creek is satisfied that this Freightliner M2 112 tractor is capable of providing the efficiency and performance required to meet its customers' needs.
And since there is currently no infrastructure in Florida for the retail purchase of CNG fuel, DelBovo said Saddle Creek needed to establish a fuel source for the trucks. Saddle Creek expects to break ground on the fueling station and take delivery of the natural gas trucks by the end of the year, so it can be fully operational in early 2012.
"Our CNG for-hire fleet gives customers an effective way to support their own corporate sustainability initiatives," said DelBovo. "They can reduce their carbon footprint with cleaner, safer, quieter trucks. At the same time, they also can stabilize their transportation costs since the cost of natural gas is less volatile than diesel. We're able to provide value for our customers, stabilize fuel costs and reduce our carbon footprint. That's our definition of a meaningful investment."
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First thing. I wanted to migrate from web based zimbra to ZD2 , after installing zimbra , i get the screen " Add new account "
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|Holyoke in forefront of educator effectiveness
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Colorado Senate Bill 191, passed in May of 2010, addresses educator effectiveness and establishes new requirements for evaluating teachers and principals.
The new system was piloted in 2012-2013, will be implemented statewide in 2013-2014 and finalized in 2014-2015.
Holyoke School District leadership team chairman Angie Powell reported on this district's progress with SB 191 at the March 5 school board meeting.
"Our district is in a unique position. We've been on the forefront," said Powell. She noted Superintendent Bret Miles has worked with the leadership team, who is in turn working with the whole teaching staff.
Other districts show fear in the implementation of SB 191, while Holyoke is undertaking the challenge to better understand it for implementation.
SB 191 was addressed at a leadership team meeting a year ago, and the team met with BOCES last fall.
This past January, the leadership team attended BOCES training. Then Powell, Standards of Excellence chair Andrea Kammer, building principals Susan Ortner and Kyle Stumpf and Supt. Miles attended a Colorado Association of School Executives session. The leadership team then presented training to district staff Feb. 15.
Powell said the training she received on grading with a rubric was extremely valuable. She appreciates that this district is being proactive instead of reactive in implementing the educator effectiveness requirements. It has taken fear away that other districts are expressing.
"This is a great district to be in," added Powell. "Collaboration among teachers is great."
The leadership team will continue to work with staff on rubrics and evaluation tools and will begin work with the BOCES collaborative.
Miles reported on the Northeast Consortium for Student Achievement & Growth, highlighting BOCES curriculum and calendar collaboration.
The purpose is to collectively implement the new Colorado Academic Standards and to improve instruction through collaboration and alignment.
From the N.E. BOCES Superintendent's Advisory Committee, Kendra Anderson has been designated coordinator of the BOCES collaborative. She serves as N.E. BOCES director of special projects.
In the draft plan, all schools will utilize the same curriculum document, setting the order of units and an approximate pacing of those units. The draft will be further reviewed later this month.
Schools will commit to the outcomes stated in the curriculum document and will work together to form consortium-wide assessments to measure attainment of the standards.
Flexibility will be seen in use of materials and daily lesson planning.
Schools will be invited to participate in the professional learning communities six times per year at a central location and to house curriculum documents, educational resources and common assessments on the DREAM site, created as a teacher resource.
There will also be the opportunity to participate in a shared cost structure for resources.
Within the BOCES collaborative, there will be some tight calendar agreements and others that will give flexibility.
Tight calendar agreements in the draft plan include seven consortium-wide professional development days, start and end dates for distance learning classes, spring break March 17-21, 2014, and high school TCAP testing schedule March 3-7, 2014.
Flexibility will be seen for start and end dates in each school district, other holidays, Christmas break, comp days for conferences, work days, teacher contract days, total student days, consortium-wide professional development day in May, elementary TCAP schedule and distance learning bell schedule for participating districts.
Progress on unified improvement plans detailed
While unified improvement plans for Holyoke Elementary and Holyoke JR/SR High are not finalized, as they're due April 15, principals Stumpf and Ortner took the opportunity at last week's board meeting to report on their progress.
An in-depth process for the improvement plans began in January of 2011, reported Stumpf.
The elementary school staff identified four big areas they wanted to focus on. These included improving writing through implementation of Every Child a Writer. Every K-6 teacher was trained by the same person for continuity.
Other focus areas were number sense, interventions and helping bubble kids who are identified as those close to moving up or close to moving down and how they can be led on the road to improvement.
Staff created and established Essential Skills K-6, continued with Reading First programs and researched and implemented several different intervention plans.
Staff has now noticed grammar weaknesses and is looking at options to assist with grammar achievement.
Stumpf emphasized the value of the late-starts every Friday this school year to give teachers the opportunity to meet. He said those late-starts have been well-utilized, giving staff a chance to look at data and establish plans. That time has been used for mini trainings and technology education.
He praised the data-driven dialog process, noting that when staff identifies weaknesses they have a buy-in for solutions. It becomes a group process and not something handed down from the top.
Ortner also described the unified improvement plan as an evolving process.
Three root causes were identified by JR/SR High staff in the winter of 2011.
The first was to improve paragraph writing through the use of Every Child a Writer.
Staff identified the need to expand time for critical thinking and problem solving as the second root cause.
Ortner said they targeted instruction toward what they thought was more essential. They wanted to get cross-curriculum projects, and they now have many more.
Teaching academic vocabulary exclusively was the third targeted root cause, as staff could see there weren't good vocabulary test scores. She said they now frontload it, and there's vocabulary emphasis in about every class.
The JR/SR High staff is keeping the same three root causes, but the amount and direction these have gone has been fun to watch, said Ortner.
On the Friday late-start sessions, they have re-evaluated data including ACT tests, NWEA and TCAP growth and radar graphs.
The data evaluation helps them identify gaps and the Friday sessions give staff time to talk about strategies.
From the staff, Ortner said she can't thank the board enough for the late-start Fridays. Eleven of 15 staff members said "yes," they need that Friday time.
It has given them time to work together. Ortner said there has been lots of input this year as to what they want to put into this unified improvement plan document.
She added that staff has learned about depth of knowledge and how to get students to analyze work. She also cited the benefits of leadership team members attending state workshops and returning to share what they learned.
Much has been learned on teaching strategies and ways to impact student achievement, as well.
Ortner said she's looking forward to using the curriculum collaborative time with BOCES "so we don't have to guess anymore."
She highlighted the benefits of working with a group of teachers on a regular basis rather than being the lone chemistry teacher, for instance. She also noted professional development goals are based on the unified improvement plan.
Other business
In other business March 5, the Re-1J board:
—approved the retirement of Title I teacher Mary Austin at the close of the 2012-13 school year.
—rescheduled the April board meetings to Tuesday, April 9 at 7 p.m. and Tuesday, April 23 at 8 p.m. instead of April 2 and 16.
—approved several coaching resignations and new assignments for the 2012-13 school year.
Coaching resignations were received from Kelsey Reimink, HS assistant track; Angela Powell, JH head track; and Allie Billings, HS assistant girls' golf.
Coaches hired for this spring season include Cindi Beavers, HS assistant track; Billings, JH head track; Chuck Bruce, JH assistant track; and Garrett Gordon, volunteer HS girls' golf.
—reviewed three proposed policy changes that were presented at the Feb. 25 board meeting by Supt. Miles. The policies will return to the March 19 meeting for first reading.
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Black Cops 2 for PS3......and my worst was a nice rug my parents bought us......wife's idea.
It's not just the Utes that have awful camo gear..
The fact that anyone in Utah could be considered a hick is offensive to real hicks everywhere.
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Fortune and glory, kid. Fortune and glory.
I don't think I've ever seen a hick at a Utes game, and I think hicks are cool.
If you want to make fun of Utes fans for something, we have more than our fair share of Affliction shirt wearing Dbag types at our games.


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Monday, November 23, 2009
Play Time: Farm In Our Playroom
17 comments:
- Lily Boot said...
that's so lovely! I remember afternoons like that when I was little - when all the energy and time is right and whole worlds are created and loved. I hope your farm box brings many more hours of fun.
- November 23, 2009 at 6:49 AM
- The Activity Mom said...
Very fun and creative!
- November 23, 2009 at 8:18 AM
- BranFlakes said...
I just love this!
- November 23, 2009 at 9:01 AM
- Georgine said...
Daisy is a good cat. Isabel (one of three our our cats) would have plopped herself down right in the middle, and maybe even carried one of the animals off!
- November 23, 2009 at 9:08 AM
- Our Cozy Little Book Corner said...
that is adorable!
- November 23, 2009 at 9:43 AM
You are so amazing!!! I so wish I could be so creative and fun! Thank you so much for many many inspirations!
- November 23, 2009 at 10:12 AM
- Kari said...
Great farm!
I love the idea of incorporating the stones and the acorns.
We need to add more natural items into our play.
Thanks for the inspiration! :)
- November 23, 2009 at 11:30 AM
- Val in the Rose Garden said...
Oh goodness...... I LOVE the duck pond! Beautiful!
- November 23, 2009 at 6:40 PM
- marissa said...
oh that looks so fun, when I have more room after we move I'll have to do something similar for the nieces
- November 23, 2009 at 10:08 PM
- Mari-Ann said...
This is awesome!! I love all the little details!
- November 23, 2009 at 10:14 PM
- teachmama said...
love it. everything you do over there is tiny, cool, and exciting. Thanks for sharing.
Hopefully you're done w/ colds and flu for the wintertime...
- November 24, 2009 at 8:43 AM
- Amanda said...
First this is just adorable! Madison would go ga-ga over it!
Thanks for stopping by Funny Days and I have to say I feel the same way about your blog. Every time I stop it's the "oh! Why didn't I think of that!" moments!
I hope your family has a wonderful holiday season!
- November 24, 2009 at 10:03 AM
- Laura said...
I love this idea! My boys love playing farm - this would be perfect for them. We need more animals/fencing, etc. - just wondering where you got most of yours?
- November 24, 2009 at 10:31 AM
- Laura said...
p.s. and where did you get that adorable circle rug? love the colors!
- November 24, 2009 at 10:33 AM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
The brown rounded fencing is from PlayMobil and came with a small farm set my daughter received for Christmas last year. We also have some Fisher Price Little People fencing in there, as well as some segments of fence that came with our Breyer horse barn.
You can get really cute (and cheap!! -- like a dollar or two) fencing at Walmart in the craft aisle or any local craft store. It's wooden and looks like a mini picket fence with wire running through it. I like it because it's more natural looking and you can bend and shape it into circles, squares, rectangles, whatever you need!! I have some that we painted black and use in our little Halloween village in October. I just set up our mini Christmas village and might get some more fencing to paint white and add some sparkles to....the girls love it!
Happy Farming and thanks for commenting!
pink and green mama
- November 27, 2009 at 8:15 AM
- SkylarKD said...
SO cool!! My daughter would spend hours playing with that farm. I'm bookmarking it for later!
- November 30, 2009 at 7:11 PM
- Lindsey Muth said...
Insanely cool! I just found your blog from MommyD's (we were both included in her 10 sweet friends list) and I just LOVE your blog! My lil guy will be 2 in a month and he's really excited to do crafts every day. I need ideas and you have them in scores! So cute & caring, I love everything I see, the aesthetic as well. Ok, I'm gushing. I'll go now :)
- December 6, 2010 at 1:26 AM
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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) -- It did not take long before crooks took to Twitter with a bogus charity to steal money from people who may be moved to help victims of the Boston Marathon.
The microblogger took swift action and removed it from the site, only to have another fake charity pop up shortly afterward.
And, it's times like this that bring out these types of charity scams.
WUSA 9 Call For Action partner Shirley Rooker is here to help you figure out whether a charity is legitimate or not.
Rooker says, "The approach is likely to come through Internet or by telephone. The person claims to be with a charity that is raising money to aid victims of an attack, such as the one that occured in Boston.
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The person tells you how urgent the need is and offers to send someone to pick up your donation.
Your request for material on the charity is either ignored or the person hangs up on you.
IC3 Beware Of Fraud Associated With Boston Marathon
There is no information about how the money is going to be
The request is for cash donations only.
The approach is through a spam email.
WUSA 9 Call For Action's Rooker says when someone solicits you for a donation you should always ask questions.
How will your donation aid victims?
Is the money going through a third organization that will provide the actual service?
How much of the donation will be used for administrative costs?
Is the organization tax exempt?
What You Can Do To Protect Yourself
Do not give our your credit card or bank information until you have established the legitimacy of the organization.
Do not give cash.
Do not buy items from telemarketers who promise that the proceeds are going to help the victims or their families. Instead, give directly to the charity and cut out the middle man.
Charity Navigator Guide To Giving
Take a very careful look at the name of the charity. There are bogus charities that have "look-alike" names that are similar to well known charities. If you aren't sure of the charity's name, look it up on the Internet or in a phone book.
FTC Warns Consumers of Charity Scams
In addition, there are "look-alike" web addresses that may be one letter different from the legitimate charity. Or a letter may be transposed in the web address.
The bogus calls, emails and Websites are just starting. Be forewarned, and check out any request for donations.
While you may be eager to help people in need, take the time to make sure your donation will really help and not just line the pockets of a crook.
Better Business Bureau
We Americans are very generous people and rise to the occasion when there is a tremendous need.
American Institute of Philanthropy Charity Watchdog
It's up to each of us to make sure our donations are used wisely.
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ISM Non-Manufacturing Index shows continued growth in October
November 03, 2010
The Institute of Supply Management's (ISM) Non-Manufacturing Report on Business for October continued the momentum it showed in September.
The ISM's index for measuring the sector's overall health—known at the NMI—was 54.3 in October, a 1.1 percent gain from September. As is the case with the ISM's Manufacturing Report on Business, a reading above 50 represents growth. October's NMI showed growth for the 11th consecutive month, with the index above 50 over that timeframe.
The NMI's core metrics all showed gains in October. The Business Activity/Production Index at 58.4 was up 5.6 percentage points, and New Orders at 56.7 were up 1.8 percentage points. Employment at 50.9 was up 0.7 percentage points.
"We are still seeing growth in the composite index, even though it was only up 1.1 percent," said Tony Nieves, chair of the ISM's Non-Manufacturing Business Survey Committee, in an interview. Business Activity came in strong, and that tells me the levels are definitely heading in the right direction. And we expect to see continued growth with New Orders, too."
Nieves said it is likely that the NMI will display slow growth overall in the coming months, with the NMI remaining at current levels or rising slightly. He added that Employment over 50 for two straight months is a positive sign, although it is still not where it needs to be.
Until companies have what Nieves described as "real confidence" in the economy, employment data will not fully come back, he said, as many jobs that will never come back have been lost in recent years. But signs of capital investment by companies as noted in this month's report may have the potential to increase the job count.
Even with low employment, Nieves said that glass is half-full more than half empty at this point, adding that what happens during the holiday season will be telling as far as how things stand in the non-manufacturing sector and provide a decent outlook for the future.
"As we enter the holiday season, there tends to be a pickup in activity," said Nieves. "September is not the strongest month typically. October's report historically has shown a little bit of an uptick heading on through January, until we see a bit of a dip with January's post-holiday numbers, followed by an uptick as we get closer to spring."
On the pricing side, the NMI's Prices index at 68.3 was up 8.2 percentage points. Nieves said this gain is driven primarily by fuel prices and petroleum-based products. And despite price gains on the fuel side, there is no real pricing power overall, he said, due to a lack of overall demand. This, he explained is because of a lack of business and too much competition.
October Inventories were relatively flat at 47.5 for a 0.5 percentage point gain from September. Inventory numbers at this point are representing contraction, according to Nieves.
"What we are seeing is inventories contracting at a slower rate, so there is still inventory burn off as far as I am concerned," noted Nieves. "Deliveries are also slowing [at 51.0, down 4.0 percentage points from September] but not as slow as in September. Companies are using inventories to fill orders and are not replacing inventory as fast as they are using it. This is something we will have to keep an eye on—as far as how confident companies are in replacing their inventories in the coming months."
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The ACRL IS Information Literacy in the Disciplines Committee has gathered links and citations to information literacy standards and curricula developed by accrediting agencies, professional associations, and institutions of higher education for Political Science & Government.
Accrediting Agencies, Professional Associations, and Standards
ALA/ACRL/LPSS Education Task Force. Political Science Research Competency Guidelines. Law and Political Science Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. http://www.ala.org/ala/mgrps/divs/acrl/standards/PoliSciGuide.pdf (accessed February 24, 2011).
Curricula, Articles, and Presentations
Bernstein, Jeffery L. 2010. Using "think-alouds" to understand variations in political thinking. Journal of Political Science Education 6(1), 49-69.
The Board of Trustees at the University of Illinois. Global News Village 13 July 2005, University of Illinois Library, available from http://www.library.uiuc.edu/village/globalnews/index.htm (accessed February 24, 2011).
Braunstein, Stephanie and Mitchell J. Fontenot. 2010. Along a continuum: Moving in theory and practice through the collaborative to the transformative in teaching college and university students to use government documents in research. Collaborative Librarianship 2(3), 147-153. http://collaborativelibrarianship.org/index.php/jocl/article/viewFile/39/62 (accessed February 24, 2011).
Brians, Craig L. and Tyler Garaffa. 2009. Assessing information literacy skills in research methods courses. Conference Paper, 6th Annual APSA Conference on Teaching and Learning in Political Science, Baltimore, MD, February 6-8, 2009. http://www.psci.vt.edu/brians/papers/TLC-2009_paper25.pdf (accessed February 24, 2011).
Brunvand, Amy and Tatiana Pashkova-Balkenhol. 2008. Undergraduate use of government information: What citation studies tell us about instruction strategies. portal: Libraries and the Academy 8(2), 197-209.
Downie, Judith A. 2007. Instruction design collaborations with government information specialists: Opening the conversation. Reference Services Review 35(1): 123-136.
Downie, Judith A. 2004. The current information literacy instruction environment for government documents (pt 1). DttP: Documents to the People 32(2), 36-39.
Hill, Kim Quaile. 2004. Myths about the physical sciences and their implications for teaching political science. PS: Political Science & Politics 37(3): 467-471.
Hinchliffe, Lisa Janicke, Dawn M. Schmitz. 2006. Digital news: Key to global literacy and information literacy education. World Library and Information Congress: 72nd IFLA General Conference and Council, Seoul.
Hogenboom, Karen. 2005. Going beyond .gov: Using government information to teach evaluation of sources. portal: Libraries and the Academy 5(4): 455-466.
Hogenboom, Karen & Stephen Woods. 2005. Choosing the right approach: Three models for teaching government information sources. Research Strategies 20(4): 397-408.
Hollens, Deborah. 2004. Documents to the freshmen! Early exploration of government publications. DttP 32(4): 15-17.
Kauhanen-Simanainen, Anne. 2005. Collaborative information literacy by government. IFLA Journal 31(2): 183-187.
Marfleet, B. Gregory & Brian J. Dille. 2003. Information literacy and the undergraduate methods curriculum. (ERIC Document Reproduction Service No. ED479704).
Stevens, Christy R. and Patricia J. Campbell. 2008. Collaborating with librarians to develop lower division political science students' information literacy competencies. Journal of Political Science Education 4(2), 225-252.
Stevens, Christy R. and Patricia J. Campbell. 2006. Collaborating to connect global citizenship, information literacy, and lifelong learning in the global studies classroom. Reference Services Review 34(4): 536-556.
Williams, Michelle H. and Jocelyn J. Evans. 2008. Factors in information literacy education. Journal of Political Science Education 4(1), 116-130.
Williams, Michelle H., Kymberly Anne Goodson, & W. Gary Howard. 2006. Weighing the research paper option: The difference that information literacy skills can make. PS: Political Science & Politics 39(3): 513-519.


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Here's a story that may change your perspective on an old item that you have sitting around the house…what might be landfill material to you could help someone else!
An old fire truck sat behind a fire house in Hazel Park, Michigan. The department was ready to send it to the scrap yard due to the low resale value for fire trucks. Roman Colon, then pitching for the Tigers, was a friend of the fire chief. Roman stopped by the station one day and saw an opportunity for his hometown in the Dominican Republic, which had a great need for upgraded equipment.
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While drivers in the northern states are still held hostage by snowdrifts piled high in front of their garage doors, folks in the Sunshine State are enjoying one of the first big shows of the season. Held in mid March, the Daytona Spring Car Show and Swap Meet is the second largest show in Florida, just behind the Thanksgiving Weekend Turkey Run. While the Turkey Run is vintage hot rod-oriented, the Spring Show attracts show cars, motorcycles, customs, antiques, car clubs, and always has a great collection of cool, classic trucks.
Held in the infield of the Daytona International Speedway, the event is unique since judging and trophies only apply to a select few of the participants. If a trophy is your goal, you can line up on Sunday morning for the judges to inspect your vehicle, but for most of the attendees, the event is not about elaborate displays and polished undercarriages. The emphasis has always been on fun, so give your truck a quick wipe, pull in, park, and head out to meet old friends. This year, more than a thousand drivers did just that, along with many thousands of spectators who descended on Daytona to enjoy the multicolored vehicle display. The show was also a perfect opportunity for some parts shopping, thanks to the 900 vendors on hand selling shiny and new along with rusty and dusty. If it was time to trade in the family ride, the car corral saw lots of vehicles changing hands, thanks to the huge selection of more than 650 vehicles on display. A craft show with dozens of vendors added even more variety while the food concessions made sure your energy levels were high enough to enjoy the three-day weekend. If you'd like to learn more about this first big event of the Southeast season, check out the website www.daytonabeachcarshows.com. CCT
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The manhunt continues after a bank employee was assaulted and a man was shot this morning as the robber was making his getaway.
The bank robbery happened around 9:15 a.m. at the First South Bank located inside Smith's Red and White in Dortches. Nash County deputies say he got away with an undisclosed amount of money.
WITN has obtained video from inside the store showing the gunman walking up to the bank with what appears to be a long rifle, he jumped over the counter, while an employee tries to leave. The gunman comes out of the branch and is seen striking that woman several times with what appears to be the end of the gun. People in the store are seen getting on the floor during the holdup.
Late this afternoon deputies released bank surveillance video of the gunman. Click on the PHOTOS tab at the top of the story to view.
Deputies say the gunman then left the store on foot towards Griffins Food Mart where he shot a man in a parked vehicle. Uriel Guillen of Rocky Mount was able to get away, got on I-95 to the next exit where he summoned help. The 23-year-old victim is in stable condition at Pitt County Memorial Hospital.
The bank robber was last seen getting into a red Ford Explorer on Highway 43 north. He is described as a man, 6'2" tall, with long dreadlocks. The robber was wearing a camouflaged cap, camouflaged bandanna, green camouflaged jacket, light gloves, Navy pants, and tennis shoes. Deputies at this time don't know the race of the gunman.
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Nash County authorities are searching for a bank robber who also shot someone in his getaway.
Deputies say the First South Bank branch inside the Smith's Red & White Grocery in Dortches was robbed shortly around 9:15 a.m. The gunman fired shots outside the business.
WRAL says witnesses reported the gunman tried to commandeer a nearby vehicle and shot the driver before getting away. The station says the shooting victim was able to drive to a Shoney's in Gold Rock for help.
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I need some guidance on how to configure SSL certs in a multi-server, multi-domain environment.
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Boy Scouts, family, and friends packed Westport's St. Luke Parish today for the funeral of Jack Berry, longtime Scoutmaster of Troop 36. In his homily, the Rev. Andrew G. Varga said, "The Scouts are good stewards of the earth, always in service of others. My reflections on the values of the Boy Scouts reflect the values of Jack's life—on my honor, doing my best." (CLICK TO ENLARGE) Dave Matlow for WestportNow.com
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Walking with God Through Pain and SufferingTimothy J. Keller, Timothy Keller
In Walking with God Through Pain and Suffering, New York Times bestselling author Timothy Keller explores one of the most difficult questions we must answer in our lives: Why is there pain and suffering? This is the definitive Christian book on why bad things happen and ho... Read More
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The question of why there is pain and suffering in the world has confounded every generation; yet there has not been a major book from a Christian perspective exploring why they exist for many years. It's time for a new understanding and perspective, and who better to tackle this complex subject than Timothy Keller?
As the pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in Manhattan, Keller is known for the unique insights he shares, and his series of books has guided countless readers in their spiritual journeys. Walking with God through Pain and Suffering brings a much-needed, fresh viewpoint on this important issue.
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Brian Gabel, 32, of Akron, Iowa passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at Medical Center Hospital in Odessa, Texas. Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Akron. Reverend Tanya Sherrill of Wesley United Methodist Church in Akron will officiate. Burial will follow in Riverside Cemetery at Akron. Visitation with the family present will be from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, July 24, 2012 at Trinity Lutheran Church. The Carlsen Funeral Home - Schroeder Chapel in Akron is in charge of arrangements. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com
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How do you troubleshoot zimlets?
I've had a zimbra support ticket open for two weeks now and all that they do is remove the zimlet and ask me to try again. Over and over without any results.
I don't get any errors in the mailbox.log but the zimlets will just not display.
I have been using these zimlets for a couple years with no problems until version 6.
I cannot find any information on how to troubleshoot a zimlet. Is there a verbose mode I can put it into? Is there some way I can modify it to be more verbose? Is there some magic that can be done to see what the problem is? I am seriously at my wits end. This is a production system and I am seriously worried about the state of the upgrade.
I've read this: ZCS 6.0:Zimlet Developers Guide:Troubleshooting - Zimbra :: Wiki
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Ned Yost media session: June 27
The word on Bruce
Yost believes today's starting pitcher Bruce Chen has done a nice job in 2010 thus far. Chen's secret to success hasn't just been his command, but also the way he keeps hitters off balance and changes speeds and eye levels. Yost argues that there's a difference between someone who stands on the mound and throws and someone who is a pitcher, and he believes Chen is definitely the latter.
A work in progress
Although Yost worked for the organization before taking over the manager position, he said it still takes time, a couple weeks to a month, to get to know players on a personal level and figure out what makes them tick. He said he has tried to really study and watch players in order to find out what they focus on and don't focus on. In general, Yost takes a mixed approach when it comes to treatment of his players. He claimed that while most rules apply to everyone, he still tries to treat everyone as individuals. The main rule he is concerned with is simply maintaining a high standard of play. The manager expects everyone to give all they have each day.
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Yost had nothing but positive things to say about his experience with the Royals. He thinks he has a great group of players who have the desire to win, and he is also very fond of Kansas City and Kauffman Stadium.


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Port of Boston partners up with AFL for New England-Halifax Shuttle service
June 15, 2011
A new weekly cargo service that will connect the Port of Boston with Halifax, Nova Scotia is going live this week, according to officials from the Massachusetts Port Authority (MPA).
Dubbed the "New England-Halifax Shuttle, this new service will connect New England-based shippers to 20 major steamship lines and be operated by American Feeder Lines (AFL). This service will call on the Port's Conley Container Terminal each week on Tuesday.
Port of Boston spokesperson Lisa Langone told LM that ever since the previous service—Eimskip—ended in 2007 the Port has been working with the Port of Halifax to identify a potential carrier to reinstate the service.
"This gives us a wonderful opportunity to provide more service options to our shippers which helps them to be more competitive in the global marketplace," she said. "And it increases the opportunities for shippers to move their freight through the Port of Boston, particularly if they are using another East Coast port."
Langone also noted that this new service gives the Port of Boston an opportunity to bring in some of the Eastern Canada freight that is currently moving by truck, explaining that more options the Port can provide its trade-dependent companies helps control their transportation costs, allows them to be more competitive in the global marketplace, and makes the New England region a more attractive place to do business.
The New England-Halifax Shuttle will also call Portland, Maine linking them both with Halifax's South End and Fairview Cove container terminals, according to a statement issued by the Port. The statement indicated that this is the "first of many services that AFL hopes to implement as part of a planned marine highway connecting ports along the East and Gulf Coasts with an all-water link."
In late May, the Port of Boston rolled out a new ocean shipping service to Southeast Asia via the Suez Canal.
The service, entitled the AWE-5, is comprised of various direct destinations that have not previously been called on by the port's Conley Container Terminal, including Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, and Vietnam.
Port officials said that AWE-5 is a consortium of the China Ocean Shipping Company, Yang Ming Marine Transport of Taiwan, Hanjin Shipping of South Korea and Hyundai Merchant Marine. AWE-5 will call on the Port of Boston every Friday.
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Multi-Platform Apps: Designing for the Unknown
How does one design and develop software applications for the unknown? It's a question that Intel IT is currently answering.
Today, development efforts are geared toward specific platforms and operating systems, specific devices and their interfaces. But what if these specificities are removed from the equation? How can applications be developed so they work on any platform, any operating system, any device, even ones that have yet to be conceived?
"The way we develop applications two years from now will be radically different from the way they were developed two years ago," says Don Meyers, enterprise architecture manager for Intel IT. "With so many platforms, devices, and interfaces, and more on the way, current development efforts are becoming unsustainable."
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Three men were arrested on drug charges in Jones County after a traffic stop turned up prescription and street drugs.
35-year-old Joe Rhem Jr. of Trenton, 51-year-old William Kinsey and 63-year-old Robert Brown both of Pollocksville are all charged with
Felony Possession of Cocaine, Possession of Marijuana, Maintain a Vehicle for Controlled Substance, Possession of Schedule II Controlled Substance, Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, and Open Container of Malt Beverage.
Deputies were dispatched to Pollocksville Wednesday, in reference to shots being fired from an older model, white pickup. Deputies say they searched the area, but were unable to locate the vehicle. A short time later, Sheriff Danny Heath was driving and noticed a truck matching the description of the truck involved in the shooting.
Sheriff Heath stopped the truck with three men inside. Additional deputies responded and say they found oxycodone, marijuana, crack, drug paraphernalia, an open container of alcohol and just under $3,000 in cash. Three men were arrested and all were held under $10,000 bond.
The three men were placed into the custody of the Jones County Detention Center. However, Mr. Rhem posted bond for all three men shortly thereafter.


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We are looking at getting the Zimbra Connector for BB for the 20 or so employees here we have with blackberries.
I currently do not have a BES server, from what I understand...
There is zero functionality between zimbra and BB's without a BES.
Other than the simplified web interface, there is nothing that zimbra offers to the blackberry (8830, 8330.. ) without the use of a BES server. (right?)
(from those that have BES') what is the approximate cost of BES for my 20 or so users, and is the cost for the BES and the Zimbra Connector worth it?
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Reviewed By Jimmy B (RAGLEY, LA) Reviewed for a 2013 Ford F-150 —11/20/2014 9:50 AM
I installed them on my 2013 F-150. They work great but the only problem I had was one of the lights quite working about 1 week after install. The wires had worked them selves loose from from the female connection on the back of the light. Only about 3mm of wire was holding it together. Auto Anything sent me a new set and I haven't had an issue yet with the replacement. Maybe I just got a bad one.


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Description:HP 641/642/E200 Smart Array 128MBBattery backed cache enabler kit (includes battery and cache)Part Number(s)Option Part# 351580-B21Spare Part# 351518-001Note:This 128-MB Battery-Backed Cache Enabler supports the Smart Array 641 642 and E200 series controllers only.
Overview:The 128MB BBWC Enabler is a transportable 128MB battery module increasing the total memory of the controller to 192MB for RAID read cache and BBWC. The transportability of the battery memory module protects the write cache data from unexpected power loss system board failure or controller board failure. Data retained in the write cache will be protected for up to 72 hours allowing time to restore power or transport the module to a functioning system board or array controller.The modular design of the battery memory module is transportable between the Smart Array 641 and Smart Array 642 controllers.
128MB BBWC (Battery Backed Write Cache) Enabler allows the 641/642 controllers an option to add transportable BBWC for improved controller performance and increases the total controller memory to 192MB.


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Brothers Trucks Toe Board Replacement - Shaky GroundWritten by on February 17, 2012
With stormy weather comes wet, muddy boots that track water inside our trucks, especially the driver's side. Getting in and out with wet boots is not the only issue causing rust in our classic trucks but rather a drainage problem. If you look next to your wiper blades you will see some elongated holes that are better known as the cowl section. The cowl job is to let fresh air into the cab to help cool the occupants in the summer months.
Where there is fresh air can flow, water can, too, along with another major issue—leaf debris getting into the cowl area and trapping the water. The water has no where to go so it sits next to the fresh air vent. Water promotes rust and over the years allows more water to enter the cab near the floor and toe boards, thus, causing even more rust damage. With the help of Brothers Trucks, Deuces Wild Hotrods, and Customs Inc. I will show you a way to repair the Swiss cheese that was once my '59 Apaches floorboard. CT
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John from Deuces Wild measured outside of the rusted areas and laid out a soap stone line to get an idea of where to cut.The cab was bolted to the frame and we are only cutting out a small area for rust repair, we used this bottle jack for a temporary cab support. If you are replacing more than just the toe board it is recommended that you support the cab with strategically placed steel. This way the cab will not distort when removing rusted steel and during the welding process.After removing the rusted material you will find a cab support underneath the toe board. You will have to remove the extra material from the old toe board in order for the new Brothers Trucks replacement to sit flush.We then mixed new with old to get the perfect fit. Since most of the original material was still in great shape it was easier to blend it in with the new patch panel.
John then checked the patch panel on all sides and while making adjustments he tacked in all four corners.Using a small piece of scrap metal and a clamp, John meshed the new patch panel with the old toe board. John then took his time welding the complete patch panel making sure the panel was not getting too hot and warping.The driver's side inner fender mount was cut off the old piece and here John is marking the new location for the holes.Don't forget the under floor support! John drilled a few holes with a rotor broach that was then tack welded to the support.


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Viggo Mortensen
Birth Name: Viggo Mortensen
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Birth Place: New York City, New York, USA
Born: 10/20/1958
Birth Place: New York City, New York, USA
Born on Oct. 20, 1958 to a Danish father and American mother, Mortensen was raised in both Manhattan and South America, where he learned to speak fluent Spanish and Danish as well as English. The multi-talented Mortensen trained for two years as an actor at Warren Robertson's Theatre Workshop in New York. Soon after moving to Los Angeles, he landed the role of the captain in a stage production of "Bent," then had a small role as an anonymous lieutenant in the CBS miniseries "George Washington" (1984). Although the actor had been cast in small roles in both "Swing Shift" (1984) and "The Purple Rose of Cairo" (1985), both performances wound up on the cutting room floor. Mortensen finally made ... Continue Bio >>
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THE RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR First Opened: 1933 Genre: Musical & Dance performance How Long is Radio City Christmas Spectacular: 90-120 minutes Performers: The Rockettes Theatre: Radio City Music Hall Theatre Location: 1260 Avenue of the Americans, New York, NY
The Radio City Christmas Spectacular is a dance performance that takes place each holiday season. The original and most famous version of Christmas Spectacular takes place at Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Christmas Spectacular shows at Radio City run between early November and New Year's, with up to 5 shows per day. The show features performances by the Radio City Rockettes, the world famous dance squad.
The Rockettes have been performing the Radio City Christmas Spectacular since 1933. When it started, the show was put together to entertain people between movie screenings. Since that time the Xmas Spectacular has greatly increased in stature, and now also includes touring performances that take place all around the country. Each Winter the touring versions of Christmas Spectacular fan out to hit a dozen cities across the United States. These shows allow easier access to the Christmas Spectacular show, although nothing truly replaces the excitement of seeing it performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
Each Christmas Spectacular performance lasts approximately 90 minutes. It includes precise dance routines, incredible stage effects and gorgeous costumes. Some of the more popular numbers from Christmas Spectacular are: "Here Comes Santa Claus", "A Little Girl's Dream" and "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers".
The show celebrated it's 75th anniversary in 2007 with a revamped line-up of scenes choreographed by Linda Haberman. It was one of the only shows to stay open during the 2007 Broadway strike. Scenes added in 2007 include "New York at Christmas", "Magic is There", and "Let Christmas Shine."
It's estimated that over 2 million people each year see the Christmas Spectacular at Radio City Music Hall. The audience comes from all over the World to see the show at Radio City in NYC. That vast attendance makes Christmas Spectacular one of the most watched New York theater shows in history.
The show is appropriate for all ages and is popular with families. All children over the age of two (2) are required to have a ticket. Children under two (2) may attend, but they cannot occupy a seat unless you buy them a ticket.


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Like most other state agencies, the NCDA&CS does not offer loan programs. We can assist you with financial review and identify potential resources for you.
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I am in the market for some new binos and am curious about everyone's experience with the diopter adjustment. On a recent hunt I borrowed some Nikon Monarchs, which had pretty good glass but I was constantly having to re-adjust the diopter on them. It always wanted to move when sitting against my chest.
I am thinking I need some that lock, whether on the central focus knob or on the eyepiece. I've seen lots of good reviews for Vortex and have been looking at their Viper HD and Talon HD. I've heard the Talon is just as good for less money, but as far as I can tell it's diopter does NOT lock while Viper's does. One review said the Talon is very stiff however, which is their answer to the problem. What is your experience with this feature on all binos and particularly the Vortex?


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'How To Avoid Falling For a Jerk or Jerkette' at Maryland Cooperative Extension
Thursday, 22 November, 2012|
Do you need some help finding relationships that last? Learn to build a healthy relationship with "How to Avoid Falling for a Jerk or Jerkette".
This class will be offered on two consecutive Thursday evenings, November 29th & December 6th, with 3 hours of instruction each week from 7 10 pm. The Marriage Resource Center of Frederick County will be conducting the classes, which offer dating relationship education for both single and single-again individuals. Come and receive information being used across the country to give singles the information they need to help them not fall for a Jerk or Jerkette in their quest to find that special someone.
The class is being held at the Maryland Cooperative Extension Facility at 330 Montevue Lane off Rosemont Ave. in Frederick.
The cost is only $30 per person.
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Why aren't there more new books in my area, library science? When I looked in the new book list, I only saw eight titles listed. I'm sure there are many more than eight books on library science that have been published recently.
I know you have been looking at the new book list in you discipline available through the "New Books" link in the catalog or by going directly to http://library.wayne.edu/resources/new_books/.
Books that appear on the new books lists are those for which catalog records have been received and posted within the time period of the search and are in the LC Classification range for the subject area. To use your discipline, library science, as an example, this means only books with numbers from Z or ZA are listed in the list of new library science books. Books appear on the list when they have catalog dates more recent than the last time the updates were run and when they have item records and order records attached.
The list gets updated about once a week.
Books on the lists can still be "In Process" and may not yet have got to the shelves. The books on the lists have, however, been received in cataloging. Books with the status "In Process" can be requested by clicking on the "Get It" button. They will be rush processed and brought to a circulation desk to be picked up.
Often books relevant to a discipline fall outside the designated LC Classification range for a subject area. Library science materials, for example, often fall into such subject areas as education, technology, computer science, law, the social sciences and business. When this happens, the books are found in the new book lists for the subject areas associated with their LC Classifications. It is always a good idea to browse the new books lists for related disciplines.
I should also point out that electronic books are not listed in the new book lists by discipline. They appear only on the New Ebooks list, which you can locate by clicking on the "Electronic Resources" link in the catalog.
Each discipline/selection area has a budget for new books for a budget year. In each area, we spend the allotted funds based on the curriculum(s) in the discipline, faculty requests, other patron requests, suggestions from librarian colleagues, and, of course, the judgment of the librarian building the collection in that area.
Differing numbers of new books will appear on the lists at different points during the year. Publishers have varying publishing cycles; orders are often grouped to allow more efficient processing; some orders are placed for books which have not yet been published; and some orders are submitted to coincide with curricular developments in a program. Again to use the example of library science, we have recently purchased a number of items for the new Records Management certificate program. All of these factors, as well as the exigencies of the budget process, contribute to a continual, if uneven flow of books into our collection.


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Sketch2Cartoon: Composing Cartoon Images by Sketching
We built the Sketch2Cartoon system, which is an automatic cartoon making system. It enables users to sketch major curves of characters and props in their mind, and real-time search results from millions of clipart images could be selected to compose the cartoon images. The selected com- ponents are vectorized and thus could be further edited. By enabling sketch-based input, even a child who is too young to read or write can draw whatever he/she imagines and get interesting cartoon images.
- changhu wang, Jun Zhang, Bruce Yang, and Lei Zhang, Sketch2Cartoon: Composing Cartoon Images by Sketching, ACM Multimedia, 28 October 2011.


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B.A. in Human Studies
Earn a degree in human studies from Marylhurst
We are constantly evolving and being changed by the environments we live in. Marylhurst offers a unique degree program that explores what it means to be "human."
The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Human Studies program draws upon a number of disciplines, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, religion, ethics, communication and environmental science. You'll explore connections among human and non-human systems, and learn how these systems organize, relate and evolve.
Our human studies graduates have a greater intellectual awareness of relationships with themselves and with others. We'll help you reach your personal, professional and educational goals by helping you:
- Explore how humans learn, adapt and develop over the course of their lives
- Discover the dynamic interconnections among mind, body and spirit
- Understand how complex relationships must be a seen in a variety of contexts, from individual and cultural to ecological and historical
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