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Hi All,
Pulling my hair out here, really need some help with this one.
Upgraded my debian 5 (32-bit) box to 6.0.14 from 5.0.18, in preparation for a move to a new 64-bit server. (didn't get that far even)
The mta won't start with the following error in the log
fatal: Connect to the Postfix showq service: Permission denied
The things I've tried
1. SELinux <- not even on the server
2. zmfixperms (both --extended and normal)
3. installed now self signed certs
4. nothing about nosuid in the fstab
5. Reboots
Everything else works fine, I can login and see the old mails, the server has been running like a dream for 4+ years.
I have a separate postfix system which accepts all my mails before they are delivered to zimbra, so all my current inbound mails are still in the queue, which is good.
But I cannot get the MTA to start, tried with zmmtactl after the rest of the system come up, and still gives me the same error.
I still bitches at me about some perms in postfix,even after the extended zmfixperms
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[360]: warning: not owned by root:
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[366]: warning: group or other wri
table: /opt/zimbra/data/postfix/spool
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[368]: warning: not owned by root:
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[369]: warning: not owned by root:
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[370]: warning: not owned by root:
Mar 20 00:31:06 faraday postfix/postfix-script[385]: starting the Postfix mail s
I also get this zmcontrol start, no not know if its connected.
Starting spell...Failed.
Starting apache...httpd: Syntax error on line 232 of /opt/zimbra/conf/httpd.conf: Cannot load /opt/zimbra/httpd/modules/libphp5.so into server: /opt/zimbra/httpd/modules/libphp5.so: undefined symbol: gzopen64
This is the other common output asked for in these situations, and it looks clearly broken aswell, as it is not looking in the "right" places, as the spool directory for me is in /opt/zimbra/data/postfix/spool
zimbra@faraday:~$ ls -ld /opt/zimbra/postfix/sbin/postqueue /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/* /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/maildrop
ls: /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/*: No such file or directory
ls: /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/maildrop: No such file or directory
-rwxr-sr-x 1 root postdrop 610522 May 9 2011 /opt/zimbra/postfix/sbin/postqueue
I think the above could really be the problem for me, am tempted to create symlink to the current spool directory location.
which is what i've done, and i get the below
faraday:~# ls -ld /opt/zimbra/postfix/sbin/postqueue /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/* /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/maildrop
-rwxr-sr-x 1 root postdrop 610522 May 9 2011 /opt/zimbra/postfix/sbin/postqueue
drwx-wx--- 2 postfix postdrop 8192 Mar 20 00:40 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/maildrop
srwx--x--- 1 postfix postfix 0 Mar 16 23:35 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/cleanup
srwx--x--- 1 postfix postfix 0 Mar 16 23:35 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/flush
prwx--x--- 1 postfix postfix 0 Mar 17 01:28 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/pickup
prwx--x--- 1 postfix postfix 0 Mar 17 01:25 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/qmgr
srwx--x--- 1 postfix postfix 0 Mar 16 23:35 /opt/zimbra/postfix/spool/public/showq
i've now run a zmfixperms --extended (after shutting down zimbra), and started zimbra again
I still get the original error.
I'm desperate now folks, any pointers on how to go about getting the mta up and running?
I've looked for incident support for FOSS version, i'm willing to pay :-), but not found anything, do zimbra even do this?
Best Regards


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Moderator Robby George and historian Newt Gingrich won a Sept. 5 GOP presidential candidate forum in Columbia, S.C., that gave candidates significant chunks of time to answer often complex questions. Hosts at the forum organized by Sen. Jim DeMint, R-S.C., didn't ask the five invited candidates if they preferred American Idol or Dancing With the Stars (à la the CNN debate); instead, George, Princeton's conservative professor, asked tough questions about religious freedom and whether Congress should abide by Supreme Court decisions that violate the 14th Amendment's guarantees of due process and equal protection. Along the way Michele Bachmann said she would try to abolish the Department of Education, and Ron Paul said he would end income taxes and close all U.S. military bases overseas. Mitt Romney assessed the Obama presidency: "I don't think I've seen an administration that has gone further afield from the Constitution." The forum was supposed to be Rick Perry's debate debut, but the new frontrunner and Texas governor withdrew from the event to tend to a wildfire crisis in his home state.
Qaddafi's arsenal
NATO warplanes struck the hometown of Muammar Qaddafi 52 times on Sept. 4 in an apparent effort to flush out the deposed dictator as rebels cemented control of the northwestern sector of the country, once Qaddafi's stronghold. More quietly, officials say U.S. intelligence officers are working with rebels to locate Qaddafi's weapons of mass destruction arsenals. Last February a UN chemical weapons watchdog group reported tracking 9.5 tons of mustard gas in an army facility south of Tripoli. "Libya has a large stockpile of chemical weapons and explosives that must not fall into the wrong hands," said Rep. C.A. Ruppersberger, D-Md., a member of the House Intelligence Committee.
Smell a rathole?
Solyndra, a California-based solar panel producer that received more than half a billion dollars in federal loan guarantees, closed its doors last month and filed for bankruptcy protection in a major setback for the Obama administration's renewable energy initiatives. Key financial backer and billionaire George Kaiser is a top Democratic donor, and Solyndra was the first company to receive federal loan guarantees under the Obama administration.
Lawmakers are investigating the White House's involvement in awarding the Department of Energy funds to Solyndra, a company they say was at high risk of failure. "For an administration that parades around the banner of transparency, they fought us tooth and nail all summer long in turning over relevant documents related to the credit approval, and today we found out why," said House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Fred Upton, R-Mich., after the company announced its closure. The Obama administration has awarded more than $38 billion in loan guarantees to other renewable energy companies, but the Government Accountability Office found last year that the administration hadn't properly assessed the risk of five of the companies, Solyndra among them. Taxpayers are unlikely to recover the $535 million in loan guarantees.
Pessimism polled
More than half of Americans disapprove of the job President Barack Obama is doing, a Wall Street Journal/NBC News poll of 1,000 adults taken Aug. 27-31 showed. It found that 44 percent of Americans approve of Obama's work as president, with 51 percent disapproving-for the first time since his inauguration. About 73 percent polled said the country is headed in the wrong direction, a level of pessimism not found since late 2008, as the financial crisis struck. And over 70 percent of those surveyed said the economy hasn't yet hit bottom.
Indiana vouchers
More parents are choosing to send their children to private and parochial schools in Indiana after it enacted the nation's largest school voucher program this year: Over 3,200 students received vouchers to attend private schools, with nearly 70 percent of them attending Catholic schools. The government-issued certificates allow parents to pay private school tuition with tax money that would have gone to public schools-and that upsets Nate Schnellenberger, president of the Indiana State Teachers Association, who told the Associated Press that "public money is going to be taken from public schools, and they're going to end up in private, mostly religious schools." The teachers union is suing: It claims the voucher program violates "the separation of church and state" since only six of 240 private schools in the voucher program are secular.
Robert Enlow of the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice called the lawsuit a "misdirection" and said parents are simply choosing available schools: "We're giving aid to students, not aid to religion."
Take it outside
If the mayor of a western Indonesian town has his way, authorities will ban Christian churches from opening on streets with Islamic names. The effort signals escalating persecution against religious minorities in the world's largest predominantly Muslim nation.
When members of the Taman Yasmin congregation tried to occupy a new building in the town of Bogor in 2008, local residents protested and authorities blocked access to the facility. Though the Indonesian Supreme Court ruled in the church's favor in December, Mayor Diani Budiarto refused to comply, saying he's pushing for a national decree to ban churches from meeting on streets with Islamic names. (The congregation's building is on Jalan Abdullah bin Nuh, a street named after an Islamic cleric.) Nearly 40 places of worship belonging to religious minorities have faced closure in recent years, according to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, and an Indonesia-based human rights group reports that attacks (including physical violence) against religious minorities tripled in the last two years. For now, members of Taman Yasmin continue meeting outside their building, where they've held weekly outdoor services for three years.
Eviction notice
In a stinging development for Anglicans in Zimbabwe, the nation's chief justice awarded control of all Anglican Church properties to Nolbert Kunonga, an ally of President Robert Mugabe excommunicated in 2008 by the Anglican Church. Even as the diocese of Harare appealed the judge's Aug. 4 ruling, Kunonga moved quickly: The ex-bishop by the end of August had forcibly evicted 27 Anglican pastors and their families from their church-owned homes. The ruling follows Mugabe's ongoing crackdown on political opponents that increasingly is falling on churches. Diocese official Clifford Dzavo told The Zimbabwean that Kunonga's agents severely beat one pastor during a sudden eviction. Meanwhile, Bishop of Harare Chad Gandiya said diocese leaders were trying to find new homes for evicted pastors, and wondering who would live in the church-owned properties: "This is not going to be easy at all. ... God help us."
The Washington Monument will remain closed indefinitely as water leaks from Hurricane Irene appear to have compounded cracks to the 555-foot-tall monument made by last month's East Coast earthquake. That 5.8 magnitude quake, centered in Mineral, Va., created several fissures, some four feet long, in the obelisk, which first opened in 1888. Workers sealing the cracks discovered water pooled inside the stairwell following Irene's heavy rains in the nation's capital. National Park Service officials have declined to say when the popular landmark will reopen.
Two top Justice Department officials lost their jobs Aug. 30 over the controversial Operation Fast and Furious, a botched investigation into gun smuggling that culminated with federal agents losing track of 2,000 guns sold under the program at the U.S.-Mexico border. Some of the guns ended up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels-with two of the weapons discovered last year at the scene of an Arizona shootout that left U.S. Border Patrol agent Brian Terry dead.
Kenneth Melson, acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, received reassignment to the Justice Department's Office of Legal Policy. Arizona U.S. Attorney Dennis K. Burke resigned. In a Sept. 1 letter to the acting U.S. attorney in Phoenix, lawmakers said the office's role "in the genesis and implementation of this case is striking," and sought extensive documents in what they say is an intensifying investigation. Federal prosecutors there urged a judge not to confer victim status on the Terry family, which allows family members to be notified of court proceedings in the case, confer with prosecutors, testify at sentencing, and receive restitution. "I think it's pretty bold of the government to take a position on this," George McCubbin, president of the National Border Patrol Council, which represents 17,000 Border Patrol agents, told reporters last month. "It's the government trying to cover its backside and minimize the embarrassment over a failed gun investigation."
What is Boko Haram?
Boko Haram began in northern Nigeria in 2002 under the radical Islamic cleric Mohammad Yusuf. The fast-growing terror group's name colloquially translated means, "Western education is sin," and its Aug. 26 car bombing of the UN compound in Nigeria's capital, Lagos-the largest ever on a Western target in Nigeria, killing 23 and injuring over 80-highlighted its intent. In 2009 the group upped its jihadist strategy against Nigeria's Christian population, and experts now worry that it is linking arms with AQIM, the al-Qaeda affiliate in northern Africa, and Somalia's al-Shabaab terrorists.

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text: One of the most annoying questions that authors get asked is : where do you get your ideas from? So - why does this annoy us? Well, partly because it crops up so often, but I think it is more than this. I think it illustrates a basic difference between writers of fiction (especially sff fiction which has lots of wayout ideas) and people who have no desire to make up stories. They can't imagine ever thinking such weird stuff; we think it all the time. Most writers don't have a problem finding ideas. Our problem is finding time to use them all. And we have a hard time trying explain this to people whose minds just work a different way. Our ideas come from just about anywhere. Give me the yellow pages of a phone book, and I bet I could get an idea for a fantasy novel, and I'm not kidding. Just to give you an example: I was talking about maps with a family member, and how inadequate they often are. And we talked of the proposal (this was some years ago) to make a kind of computer street maps for installation in cars. And that simple conversation made me think: well, the best kind of map would be one that showed you what was happening on the ground at the time. If a car computer map could show you the traffic jam ahead…and…what if a map could show the invading army crossing the borders of my fantasy land? And there it was: the idea for Havenstar. (J.K.Rowlings later used the same idea in the Harry Potter stories.) Of course, one idea can make a short story, but it is not enough for a novel. You have to have lots of them. But I believe, nonetheless, that for most writers, the idea is the easy part. And so it is that we are somewhat perplexed when we get asked the question. We don't know how to answer. We can't see why the people asking can't see all those fabulous ideas just lying about waiting to be used… And BTW, I notice that there is a very reasonably priced copy of Havenstar up on Amazon.co.uk . Much better than some of the other way-over-the-top-in-price copies that have been on sale over the past couple of years (60 pounds for a mass market paperback??? And it sold too! Alas, no one pays me a percentage on secondhand copies...)


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He looks like a hoser to me! hope you get him he will make a great rug.
You guys are lucky to be able to bait bears, what state is this in? Nice bear
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Is that picture from 09? If so he's made it through some seasons.
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Yes 09. He's still there though. I just like those pics. Hope he makes another appearance
Here are some Cali bears
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Edward Robert Zeman
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Height: 6-1 Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: February 22, 1937 in Geneva, IL
High School: Wheaton
College: Wisconsin (school history) (Zeman college stats)
Drafted by the Cleveland Browns in the 10th round (119th overall) of the 1959 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 28 (3601st overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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CAPE GIRARDEAU, MO (AP) - A former southern Missouri sheriff and his chief deputy both face sentencing Monday on federal gun charges.
Former Carter County Sheriff Tommy Adams is still awaiting trial on state charges alleging that he distributed methamphetamine and cocaine. But he pleaded guilty in April to federal charges for stealing firearms that had been seized as evidence, then selling some of them.
Adams' former deputy, Steffanie Kearbey, pleaded guilty to the same federal charges. Both are being sentenced in U.S. District Court in Cape Girardeau.
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A presidential debate for the history books
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I must admit that I was worried about how Romney would perform in the debate and had low expectations. I was especially concerned about how he would tackle health care, given that Massachusetts had a similar plan while Romney was its governor.
But he knew his facts and was quick to point out that in order for the federal government to pick up the tab for more than 30 million uninsured and subsidize millions more, Obama used Medicare as his piggy bank, stripping the program of more than $716 billion.
Romney came out and showed America that he is a viable presidential candidate, and turned a race that many thought was over into a horse race.
The president certainly wasn't at the top of his game. Was he tired? Did he miss his teleprompter? He didn't even bring up Romney's 47-percent comment. Or what about bragging about the stock market recovery? Even in the midst of chaos in Europe, the stock market has for the most part remained stable, with the Dow closing at over 13,000 for several weeks now.
Obama can only tell people that he is the champion of the middle class for so long. People aren't doing better than they were four years ago, and they blame government. Even Vice President Biden reminded the American people that "the middle class has been buried these last four years." It might have been another Biden "whoops," but he's right!
Investor's Business Daily pointed out that since 2009, the middle 20 percent of Americans have seen their average income drop 4 percent. It fell 1.7 percent in 2011 alone. It gets worse for the poorest 20 percent in America, who, under the Obama administration, have lost 7 percent of their incomes since 2009.
Romney may have delivered the best debate performance since Ronald Reagan pounced on President Carter during their first debate, but the proof still remains in the pudding. If Obama doesn't come better prepared and come out swinging in the second debate, I believe the undecided vote will sway in Romney's favor and we may see an upset in November.
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Tallahassee, Florida - Florida teachers are upset with a new state evaluation system that they say is unfair, untested and produces bogus conclusions about performance.
It's called the Value-Added Model. It uses students' test scores to evaluate a teacher's effectiveness.
But the Florida Education Association says the model is unfairly lowering evaluations for top-notch teachers.
Third grade teacher Margaret Goodwin of Westgate Elementary in St. Petersburg says the model hurt her latest evaluation. She's taught at Westgate since 1973, has a master's degree, and has always received high evaluations.
But even after her superiors rated her highly effective, the Value-Added Model lumped in students she did not teach, and her score plunged.
Goodwin calls that demoralizing.
"The Value-Added Model negated all of that and put my overall evaluation as 'Needs Improvement.' This VAM is not a formula for identifying effective teaching. It is part of a flawed evaluation system that is demoralizing and it's unfair to the very teachers who are caring and hard-working professionals."
Florida Education Association President Andy Ford says the model needs some serious reworking.
"It is a clearly flawed process that needs much tweaking and revamping before teachers and parents can trust the validity of the Value-Added Model."
There's a lot at stake for teachers with this new evaluation system because it will help determine their salary and even whether they keep their jobs in the future.
Ford is calling on Gov. Scott to dump the Value-Added Model until it's revamped. Ford is also encouraging teachers to call and email the governor to express their frustrations with the new evaluation system.
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One of the best ways to truly see the nature and wildlife that surrounds us is through the lens of a camera. Distant raptors, tiny insects, quiet landscapes: All that nature has to offer takes on a new meaning when viewed as a potential photograph.
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Keep checking back! We'll be adding many more tips over time.
There's nothing more frustrating to a nature photographer than capturing a once-in-a-lifetime subject with a fuzzy, unsharp image. Photographer and blogger Rob Sheppard shares his tricks for bringing focus to your photos with Five Tips for Getting a Sharper Image and tips for Getting Sharp Pictures Like the Pros.
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Whinlatter Forest Keswick
(Cumbria)Near Penrith
Highest Go Ape in the country plus Forest Segways
It's so high you can see all the way to Scotland. Enjoy a Tree Top Adventure with us in our beautiful forest, riding zip slides through skies, over water and in England's only true mountain forest. We're sure you'll love the spectacular views of the Lake District.
Swinging through the canopy, wiping out at the bottom of zip wires and going on an adventure brings people together like nothing else we've ever seen. It really does. We'll brief you for safety before you fly down our zip-wires, leap off our Tarzan Swing and tackle our crossings whilst enjoying some of Britain's most breathtaking scenery.
And you can get off road and enjoy our epic forest adventure with Go Ape Forest Segway – an awesome segway experience in the Lakes with a down to earth twist.
A great idea for a day out in the North Lakes (and home to Bassenthwaite ospreys), this is Go Ape at its most untamed.
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Get out and about with us this season
For full details on dates and times simply 'check availability' and you'll see when Whinlatter is open.
Below is a snapshot of when our forest doors open.
We're open from February to November, but we close our forest doors during December and January (...it gets a little chilly and we like to maintain our adventures so they're all ready to go next year).
Open February Half Term (17th February - 21st February)
Weekends in March.
Open Daily Easter (from 24th March), Half Term and Summer Holidays.
Term Time (closed Mondays and Fridays).
Open Daily October Half Term (27th October - 31st October).
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Course stats
Here are our Tree Top Adventure stats for Go Ape Whinlatter Forest Keswick.
- Number of sections 5
- Longest Zip Wire 89 metres
- Longest Crossing 24 metres
- Total Length 601 metres
- Number of Crossings 39
- Highest Point 14 metres
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You can select longitude/Latitude for accurate Sat-Nav directions: Type in our co-ordinates: 54.60929190, -3.23019500Get directions
By car
Follow the A66 until Braithwaite and then follow Visitor Centre signs to Whinlatter Forest.
Due to the rural nature of our locations, postcodes are not always accurate when using satellite navigation. Please always check the route before setting off, and cross reference with a map.
By bus
Bus routes 77/77a operate between Keswick and Whinlatter Forest.
These are not operating at present - keep your eyes peeled.
Local Area
Some nearby places which may be of interest:
Whinlatter Forest is home to many exciting outdoor activities: awesome mountain biking, an exciting wild play area, oh and there's a cafe if you're after a coffee and a cake.
The lakes are England's largest National Park - trust us, it's worth exploring and the Lake District National Park will give you hints and tips on where to go.
There's plenty of things to do in Cumbria. Just check out Visit Cumbria to find out more. Oh why not check the Keswick Guide.
Scafell Pike is the highest mountain in England - well worth a visit.
Whinlatter Forest is cared for by the Forestry Commission.
From trails to sustainable timber, and concerts to conservation projects, the Forestry Commission looks after forests and woodlands, for everyone to enjoy. Visit www.forestry.gov.uk to find out more.
The Rheged Centre - Take a break from your break whatever the weather! Relax with the family at our 3D cinema, pottery painting workshop and play areas. Browse our rather special shops, enjoy a bite to eat, visit an exhibition in our gallery or take time for a treatment in the spa. Open daily, free entry and parking.
Feedback from Whinlatter Forest Keswick
Take a look at what some of our tribe have said about their time in the forest. It's always good to hear it straight from the Gorilla's mouth (…and we're proud to say it's totally unedited!) And why not have a peek at what people are saying about us on Trip Advisor.


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Peoria, AZ (Sports Network) - Michael Morse, Michael Saunders and Jason Bay
each clubbed two-run homers in Seattle's 8-6 Cactus League win over the Texas
Carlos Peguero added a solo blast for the Mariners, while starter James Paxton
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Mitch Moreland belted a two-run homer for Texas. Randy Wells started for the
Rangers and gave up two runs -- one earned -- on five hits over two frames.
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Horner's syndrome
Other Names for this Disease
- Bernard-Horner Syndrome
- Oculosympathetic Palsy
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ptosis (drooping of the upper eyelid), and anhidrosis (absence of sweating of the face).[1][2][3] It is caused by injury to the sympathetic nerves of the face. In rare cases, Horner's syndrome is congenital (present from birth) and associated with a lack of pigmentation of the iris (colored part of the eye).[1]Horner's syndrome consists of miosis (constriction of the pupil),
Last updated: 10/1/2014
- Horner syndrome. MedlinePlus. May 20, 2014; http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000708.htm. Accessed 10/1/2014.
- Horner's syndrome. National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD). 2003; http://www.rarediseases.org/rare-disease-information/rare-diseases/byID/864/viewAbstract. Accessed 10/1/2014.
- Rolf Salvesen. Horner Syndrome. NORD Guide to Rare Disorders. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2003;
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Basic Information
- Genetics Home Reference contains information on Horner's syndrome. This website is maintained by the National Library of Medicine.
- MayoClinic.com offers additional information about Horner syndrome. Click on the above link to access this information.
- MedlinePlus was designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions, and it provides more information about this topic.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) is a federation of more than 130 nonprofit voluntary health organizations serving people with rare disorders. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
In Depth Information
- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man (OMIM) is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders. Each entry has a summary of related medical articles. It is meant for health care professionals and researchers. OMIM is maintained by Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Horner's syndrome. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
Other Names for this Disease
- Bernard-Horner Syndrome
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Buffalo, NY (Sports Network) - Alex Neutz caught nine passes for 140 yards,
including the game-winning touchdown in the fourth quarter, as the Buffalo
Bulls defeated the Western Michigan Broncos, 29-24, in Mid-American Conference
action at UB Stadium.
It was Neutz's third 100-yard receiving game this season for the Bulls (3-7,
2-4 MAC), who have won back-to-back games. Joe Licata completed 21-of-33
passes for 285 yards and a touchdown, while Devin Campbell rushed the ball 22
times for 107 yards and a score.
For WMU (4-7, 2-5), Alex Carder completed 19-of-37 passes for 275 yards and
three touchdowns, but he was done in by four interceptions. Carder was also
the team's leading rusher with 52 yards. Justin Collins caught six balls for
122 yards, and Eric Monette (four receptions, 78 yards) caught two touchdowns.
Following an 18-yard touchdown run by Branden Oliver, Buffalo led 7-0 less
than six minutes into the game.
The action remained quiet until early in the second quarter when the Bulls
struck again. Following a three-and-out by WMU, Buffalo needed just one play
to score as Campbell ripped off a 45-yard touchdown run. A 30-yard field goal
off the foot of Patrick Clarke made it 17-0 in favor of Buffalo.
WMU finally scored with less than three minutes to play in the first half when
Carder connected with Monette for a 17-yard touchdown pass.
The Broncos continued their comeback trail in the waning seconds of the first
half with another Carder-to-Monette touchdown connection, this time for 27
yards, as they went into halftime down only three, 17-14.
Less than two minutes into the second half, WMU scored its third straight
touchdown and took its first lead of the game following an eight-yard
touchdown pass from Carder to Kendrick Roberts.
Buffalo closed out the third quarter with a pair of field goals by Clarke (35,
38) to retake the lead, 23-21.
WMU briefly got the lead back early in the fourth quarter on a 28-yard field
goal from Andrew Haldeman, but the Bulls responded quickly with a 30-yard
touchdown pass from Licata to Neutz. Following a failed two-point conversion
attempt, the score remained 29-24 in favor of Buffalo.
Carder was intercepted twice and fumbled once down the stretch as Buffalo held
on to win.
Buffalo was able to overcome 11 penalties by forcing five turnovers.
The Sports Network


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ELKHART — Saturday's Freedom Ride saluting fallen soldiers from Elkhart County appears to be gaining plenty of attention.
The 70-mile ride begins at 2:30 p.m. at Hoosier Harley Davidson, 720 W. Bristol St., Elkhart, and will pass through the towns of Bristol, Middlebury, Goshen, Nappanee and Wakarusa before returning Elkhart's Civic Plaza and Central park for a Bike Night Rally, a celebration that will include live music and concessions.
Family members of fallen soldiers from Elkhart County have been invited to ride along in military vehicles as part of the Freedom Ride.
James Ballard, president of Elkhart Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 52, believes about 30 family members representing 11 soldiers from Elkhart County who died will participate in the ride.
A memorial service that will include some speakers as well as bagpipe music and a 21-gun salute will begin at about 5:30 p.m., Ballard said.
Ballard thinks the ride could include more than 1,000 motorcycles.
Based on pre-registration and interest on a Facebook page created for the event, Ballard said he thinks turnout could be even stronger than last year's cycle ride honoring fallen police and firemen when about 1,000 motorcyclists participated.
"I've been getting calls from as far as French Lick, Indiana. People who are riding in the governor's ride on Friday night say they're coming up Saturday morning. I've got people from Fort Wayne bringing groups," Ballard said.
He said members of the Patriot Guard, a motorcycle group that has served as a buffer against the radical Westboro Baptist Church at military funerals has also expressed an interest in participating.
Same-day registration for the Freedom Ride is open from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Hoosier Harley Davidson. Advance registration is at North End Cycle, 2426 Cassopolis St., Elkhart, until 7 p.m. today, Aug. 10.
The registration fee is $20 for the cyclist and $10 for a passenger.
Money raised from the Freedom Ride will go toward the Wounded Warriors Project.
Ballard says corporate support for the event has been tremendous and will help ensure that 100 percent of all donations go toward the Wounded Warriors Project.
The event is organized by Elkhart Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 52 and the International Association of Firefighters 338.
Also participating are local members of Axemen Motorcycle Club, made up of firefighters, and the Blue Knights, made up of police officers.
Firefighters will be collecting donations with fire boots during the event at the plaza and Central Park.
Entertainment will include Stephen Pearcy, former lead singer for the rock band, Ratt, and the Catman and the All-Niters.
The Wounded Warriors Project raises awareness and money for those who incurred service-related injury or illness on or after Sept. 11, 2001.
Saturday's bike route changed slightly this week because of recent road work south of Goshen. Because of the road work, organizers deemed it too dangerous for a large amount of biker traffic, Ballard said.
The revised route south of Goshen will use S.R. 15. To see a detailed map and listing of streets for the entire route go to the city of Elkhart's website and scroll down to the link.
Pictured are photos of men from Elkhart County who have died while serving their country during Operation Iraqi Freedom or Operation Enduring Freedom.


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(WUSA) -- Maryland State Police say a man was arrested at a New York Airport on Tuesday morning and charged with the murder of a Frederick County man whose body was found in a car trunk in December 2012.
Fifty-one-year-old Michael A. Stahlnecker of Crofton, Md. is charged on a warrant with first degree murder, second degree murder, first degree assault, second degree assault, reckless endangerment, and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony/violent crime in the death of John P. Ryan.
Police say Stahlnecker was arrested shortly before 6 a.m. before boarding a flight at the JFK International Airport. Stahlnecker is being held on a fugitive warrant in New York pending extradition to Maryland.
Thirty-seven-year-old John P. Ryan of Frederick, Md. was found in his 2007 Lexus in a parking lot in the 15000-block of Somerville Drive in Derwood, Md.,on the afternoon of December 3, 2012. His wife reported him missing on November 29, 2012.
Maryland State Police investigators have worked with the Frederick County Narcotics Task Force and say they investigated allegations that Ryan and associates were involved in the importation and distribution of marijuana. Stahlnecker was identified as a close associate of Ryan.
State Police homicide investigators believe Ryan had a meeting scheduled with Stahlnecker on November 28, 2012 at a warehouse, which was leased by Stahlnecker in the 3300 block of Laurel Fort Meade Road in Laurel, Md. A search round Ryan's blood near the back loading dock and on the bristles of a broom outside the rear of the business.
Investigators believe Ryan was shot at the warehouse location and then driven in his car to Montgomery County where his body was found in the trunk.
Investigators say Stahlnecker owed large amounts of money to several persons but have not confirmed a motive in the shooting at this time


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May 31, 2016
Republican Phil Bryant has called for an education program that would bring dropouts back into school to continue their education and learn a skill.
Bryant and Democrat Johnny DuPree appeared together Friday night
in a televised debate at the Mississippi College School of Law in Jackson.
They're the only candidates remaining in the Nov. 8 general election for governor. An independent dropped out and the state Election Commission removed a Reform Party candidate because he's
seeking another office.
DuPree said he wants the state to use early childhood education programs to make sure children are ready to go to school.
Bryant is the first-term lieutenant governor. DuPree is the third-term mayor of Hattiesburg.
They're competing to succeed Republican Gov. Haley Barbour, who
is limited to two terms.
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|Millage places in Corn Yield Contest
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Steve Millage of Holyoke recently won third place in the No Till/Strip Till Non-irrigated division of the 2008 National Corn Growers' Association's (NCGA) Corn Yield Contest in Colorado. He won with Pioneer brand hybrid 35F37, which yielded 114 bushels per acre.
The NCGA Corn Yield Contest is an annual competition among corn producers with the goal of producing the highest yields. In the contest, growers compete within a broad range of corn production classes, including non-irrigated, no-till/strip-till non-irrigated, no-till/strip-till irrigated, ridge-till non-irrigated, ridge-till irrigated and irrigated classes.
Winners will receive national recognition in publications such as the NCYC Corn Yield Guide, as well as cash trips or other awards from participating sponsoring seed, chemical and crop protection companies. In Dallas, Texas, during the 2009 Commodity Classic, state winners will be presented awards at the NCYC Breakfast and national winners will receive awards at the Awards Banquet.
A record 4,932 growers entered the 2008 Corn Yield Contest. Of these, several growers from the region placed in the state contest.
Those from Haxtun include first-place no-till/strip-till non-irrigated division winner Lynn Seger of Seger Farms at 123 bushels; first-place non-irrigated division winner Kirby J. Atkins at 56 bushels; and second-place no-till/strip-till/non-irrigated division winner Bryan Hofmeister at 117 bushels.
Two Wray growers placed second in the competition: Leo F. Sprague of Sprague Farms in the irrigated division with 266 bushels and Tom Stroh of TLT Brothers in the no-till/strip-till irrigated division with 278 bushels.
Byron Weathers of Yuma placed third in the no-till/strip-till irrigated division with 263 bushels.


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I have moved our company mail server to a new location with a new IP address. The address change was successful, and the Ethernet connection is fine.
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Texas Barbecued Brisket
from the kitchen of Melanie Purviance
Family-friendly food from Terri
4 lb. flat cut brisket
Worcestershire sauce (about 3 Tblsp.)
liquid smoke (about 3 Tblsp.)
Garlic powder or salt
Celery salt
Onion salt
black pepper
Brush Liquid Smoke and Worcestershire Sauce over both sides of the meat.
Sprinkle with spices of your choice - pepper, celery salt, garlic salt or powder, onion salt, use your favorites!
Wrap in foil and bake at 275 degrees for 5 hours.
Open foil and douse both sides of the meat with your favorite barbecue sauce.
Bake 30 minutes longer.
Cool overnight and slice chilled meat in thin slices, across the grain (the short way).
Warm before serving.
Great make-ahead for main course or sandwiches. You will love this!
~ Brisket is actually one of the toughest cuts of beef, so it needs to be cooked by either a moist heat cooking method, or "low and slow'. In Texas, they'd smoke it. We'll just use the smoke flavor and bake it.
~ The low oven temp and long cooking time will melt the connective tissue and fat for a tender, moist brisket.
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News and Announcements
|19 July
|Special Notice #365: Correction to AAVSO Special Notice #364
July 19, 2013: In AAVSO Special Notice #364 (http://www.aavso.org/aavso-special-notice-364)
|19 July
|Special Notice #364: 1RXS J213807.1+261958 (OT J213806.6+261957) HST obs next week
July 19, 2013: HST/COS is scheduled to observe the WZ Sge-type variable 1RXS J213807.1+261958 (= OT J213806.6+261957) next week. Observations are scheduled for:
|16 July
|Special Notice #363: HS 2214+2845 (= V513 Peg) obs critical now
July 16, 2013: Based on your observations, the HST/COS team will be making the final decision tomorrow afternoon (2013 July 17) or the next morning whether to observe the dwarf nova HS 2214+2845 = V513 Peg on:
|16 July
|Two new eJAAVSO preprints
ej238: "I-band Measurements of Red Giant Variables: Methods and Photometry of 66 Stars" by T. T. Moon
ej239: "V2331 Cygni is an Algol Variable With Deep Eclipses" by H. Bengisson, et al.
|12 July
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 6
The June 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available.
|11 July
|VStar Version 2.15.3 Release
VStar version 2.15.3 has just been released!
This version of VStar includes a new .jnlp file which means that if you used VStar before and have a file called vstar.jnlp on your computer, you should delete it and get the new one by clicking the "Download VStar Now" file from here:
You should also replace any plugins you have with new versions from here:
|11 July
|Announcing the 2013 AAVSO Council Nominees
Please click on the names of the nominees to view their extended online biographies. All members will receive Council election ballots in the mail before the end of August. Best of luck to all of our nominees!
|08 July
|Special Notice #362: OR And and AX For obs critical now
July 8, 2013: The VY Scl variable OR And continues in its low state, so it has been scheduled for HST/COS observations. Based on your observations, the HST/COS team will be making the final decision tomorrow morning (2013 July 9) whether to observe OR And on:
|03 July
|The July AAVSO Newsletter is published
AAVSO Newsletter 57 - July 2013
|01 July
|Visual Observing Manual in Hungarian - 2013 edition
The Hungarian version of the recently revised Manual for Visual Observing of Variable Stars - Vizuális Változócsillag-észlelők Kézikönyve - is now available for download here:
|25 June
|Charts and Sequences Update June 2013
Improvements to existing sequences and creation of new sequences for newly discovered and previously known variables continues at a brisk pace. Below is a list of new or revised sequences adopted since April 4, 2013.
If you observe any of these stars, please be sure you are using th most recent version of the comparison star sequence on your charts.
This list is attached below in .csv and .xlsx formats for your convenience.
|24 June
|Special Notice #361: CC Scl observations DATE REVISED
June 24, 2013: The date given in AAVSO Special Notice #360 for the HST/COS observations of the SU UMa-type dwarf nova CC Scl has been REVISED from June 27 to:
|24 June
|Special Notice #360: CC Scl observations critical this week
June 24, 2013: HST/COS is scheduled to observe the SU UMa-type dwarf nova CC Scl:
|20 June
|Alert Notice 485: AG Dra monitoring requested for multiwavelength campaign
June 20, 2013: Dr. Andrea Dupree (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) has requested AAVSO monitoring of the symbiotic variable AG Draconis from now through at least September 2013 for correlation with upcoming Chandra x-ray and HST ultraviolet observations.
|13 June
|Citizen Sky Research Paper Published
A science education research paper, 'Changes in participants' scientific attitudes and epistemological beliefs during an astronomical citizen science project', written by Aaron Price and Hee-Sun Lee has been published in the Journal of Research in Science Teaching (JRST).
|12 June
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 5
The May 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available.
|12 June
|JAAVSO 41.1 is published
JAAVSO Volume 41, Number 1, 2013, is published
|12 June
|Special Notice #359: OR And monitoring needed for HST/COS campaign
June 12, 2013: Among the research options in the HST/COS CV campaign underway are observing two VY Scl stars in the low state, the only time the white dwarf is observable. OR And is now in its low state, at 18th V magnitude as of 2013 June 11 UT.
|12 June
|Special Notice #358: BD Pav obs critial tonight
June 12, 2013: Based on your observations, the HST/COS team will be making the final decision tomorrow morning (2013 June 13) whether to observe BD Pav.
|07 June
|Special Notice #357: BD Pav next HST COS target followed by QZ Ser
June 7, 2013: Further to AAVSO Alert Notice 471 (http://www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-471) and AAVSO Special Notice #356 (http://www.aavso.org/aavso-special-notice-356), HST/COS is scheduled to observe the eclipsing dwarf nova BD Pav:
|06 June
|SAS Newsletter
The latest newsletter of the Society for Astronomical Sciences (SAS) with informantion on their most recent meeting - including a mention of our own Mike Simonsen!
|06 June
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Very Short-Duration UV–B Optical Flares in RS CVn-type Star Systems
ej236: "Very Short-Duration UV–B Optical Flares in RS CVn-type Star Systems" by G. A. Vander Haagen
|04 June
|Special Notice #356: V1108 Her obs urgent TONIGHT and new date for BD Pav
June 4, 2013: Further to AAVSO Alert Notice 471 (http://www.aavso.org/aavso-alert-notice-471) and AAVSO Special Notice #355 (http://www.aavso.org/aavso-special-notice-355), HST/COS is scheduled to observe the WZ Sge-type cataclysmic variable V1108 Her:
|04 June
|Alert Notice 484: Nova Sco 2013 = PNV J17335943-3606216
June 4, 2013:
|04 June
|Visual Observing Manual in French - 2013 edition
The French version of the newly revised Manual for Visual Observing of Variable Stars - Manuel pour l'observation visuelle des étoiles variables - is now available for download here:


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Ruby was the owner and operator of Palace Café in Falls City, for many years.
She is survived by her husband, James Lucian Pawelek; children, Charlotte Nobel (Earl), Vickie Zidek (Alan), Gwen Moczygemba (Roy), Nell Steffek (Leonard) and Trudy Jones (Charles); daughter-in-law, Sherry Leonard; son-in-law, Robert Rodriguez; brother-in-law, Chuck Monroe; and sister-in-law, Lenoice Grier.
Ruby was preceded in death by her 1st husband, L. J. Leonard; son, Leander Leonard; and daughter, Darnell Rodriguez.
Visitation will begin at 5:00 P.M. Thursday, with a rosary recited at 7:00 P.M. Thursday, December 6, 2012, at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Falls City. Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 10:00 A.M. Friday, December 7, 2012, at Holy Trinity Church, Falls City, followed by interment at Holy Trinity Cemetery, Falls City, Texas.
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First of all, I'd like to thank everyone involved in creating and developing the toolkit. You made web development fun again.
I've borrowed from the flightViewer example to create one using the xmlHttpRequest object. I've also included the css file needed for the flightViewer example to properly display icons. The css file goes in the js/dwt/config/img/hiRes folder, DataController.js goes in dataViewer/controller, and the other two in dataViewer.
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Katadyn supports OFF ROAD school project
September 25, 2012
With the OFF ROAD project, the Katadyn Group along with Trek'n Eat has given its assistance to an extraordinary initiative – one that helps children and youth with severe psychosocial and emotional disorders develop more self-confidence and thus become more enthusiastic about their school lessons.
A cooperative effort between the Nelli-Neumann School and the Karl Schreiner Home run by Essen, Germany's Social Welfare Office and Child Welfare Agency initiated the OFF ROAD project, which has the mission of bringing the outdoors to life for children and youth with severe psychosocial and emotional disorders. The primary goal of the project is to re-excite youth uninterested in a regular education by increasing their self-confidence and self-esteem.
Already in place for a few years with regular workshops plus multi-day group outdoor experiential adventures, the project currently takes selected youth and their guardians on 10-day hikes to Italy. The trips, where participants cover approximately 10 kilometers (6.2 miles) a day, are specifically chosen to take the youth away from civilisation with backpack, tent, sleeping bag and sleeping pad. There, they can communicate with each other and develop a feeling of community. Trek´n Eat meals allow participants to take part in group preparation of varied meals and to achieve a real feeling of the outdoors.
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WASHINGTON – Washington sports fans are buzzing after the University System of Maryland Board of Regents made the controversial decision to move the school's athletics from the Atlantic Coast Conference to the Big 10.
Waking up to that news on Monday morning only makes the shakeup in college football that much more prominent in fans' minds. Plus, the Redskins won.
There's a lot to cover this week. Some questions fans have so far: What is the motivation behind UMd.'s move; what's next for the Terps; and what the team leaves behind as it departs from the ACC?
The Redskins have also surprised franchise fans with a win against the Philadelphia Eagles 31-6. As starting quarterback Michael Vick sat out the game due to a concussion, RGIII and the Skins were able to maximize on the change at the top and become play-makers again. Griffin III threw for four touchdown passes, coupled with the right moves in key situations that helped the team clinch the game.
But the holes are still there. The secondary is still struggling. Throw your best questions regarding the Redskins, the Terps or any other sports shakeup on your mind at 1 p.m. as part of our weekly live conversation.
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Erin Leigh Ratchford of Roanoke, Va. and Charles Nathan Mohn III of Fayetteville were united in marriage on April 6, 2013, at Christ Lutheran Church in Roanoke, Va. with the Rev. Mark Radeke officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ratchford and Mr. and Mrs. Alden Sieber of Roanoke, Va. She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ratchford, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Lyerly, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald, Mrs. Charlotte Sieber and the late Dr. Homer Sieber.
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Maid of honor was Angela Holden of Burke, Va.
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Best man was Charles Mohn of Fayetteville, father of the groom.
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Those are the 2012 numbers. The MRS does not show the 2013 success rates, but if you to the Wyoming Game and Fish website you can see them. The dropoff from 2012 to 2013 scared me off a little bit.
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WapitiBob is right...squirrel away as many of those doe tags as you can. If you're flying out from FL and have a case of the itchy trigger finger on day 1 of your hunt, it may be a long hunt. Might as well whack a few does - despite what many will say (not on this site though), antelope is really good IF you take care of it (don't shoot them after being run, shoot them calm, and cool them off immediately).
I hunted 48 last year. Plenty of public land and with 5-6 days of hunting you should easily find a 70s buck for the wall. One word of advice though...get a hunting GPS chip. There's a lot of checkerboard throughout most of the unit, and you'll need to know where you're at in real time. There are 2 HMAs too (Hanna Draw and Simpson Ridge) that you can get access to. You have to apply though.
Fringe benefit of 48 is that the western boundary is the Miracle Mile of the Platte. Great trout fishing at that time of year.
Word I have heard is that goat levels are lower in 83. Still there no doubt but less usable habitat leads to few animals overall. That's just hearsay, but generally the central / southern desert areas of WY will have more goats than units around the Bighorn Basin (I think that's where 83 is located...haven't looked at the map in awhile).
If you draw 48, let me know and I can help you out with what I know. B/t/w - I shot a 70s buck in less than 3 days of hunting. My partner and I also shot our 3 does in that same amount of time. He also had a buck tag that he filled. They are there.
The whole btm half of 48 is unlimited hma after the first week of October. But, it's a little flatter and more open than the upper half.
WapitiBob, I don't really understand your post. Is there a Hunter Management Area that is closed until the first week of October then opens to everyone? The bottom half of 48 looks like checkerboard to me.
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Those are the 2012 numbers. The MRS does not show the 2013 success rates, but if you to the Wyoming Game and Fish website you can see them. The dropoff from 2012 to 2013 scared me off a little bit.[/QUOTE]
Please keep in mind the weather last year. I'll tag on a picture of my antelope hunt. It was the most snow I have ever had to hunt in that early. I guarantee the weather had an influence on those success rates. In some areas the drifting was bad enough to limit vehicle access. I literally went through a 5 foot deep, 50 yard wide, drift during my stalk. The ground blizzard made the shot very difficult to say the least. I had to leave my scope covers on until the last few seconds before the shot. This was on opening day for my area in September- Very unusual early storm.
The early storms had a lot to do with success rates last Fall. Many of the old timers told me they hadn't seen an October like that in 60 to 70 years. I've only missed a couple years out there since1992 and have never seen weather like we had that early on into most of October.
For the OP: If you intend to fly out from FL, what transportation and lodging have you looked into while on your hunt? The reason I ask is that anyone venturing off the blacktop or gravel roads out there to do a good hunt better have a 4x4 vehicle and some chains along for at least two, and preferably all four wheels, the way the dirt turns to snot out there with very little precipitation. Even if you can get a rental vehicle, it probably won't have chains for it and they can get expensive IF you can find ones to fit the vehicle. Also, if you fly I would assume you will have to stay in a motel and drive to and from the hunt area, unless you stay in the vehicle overnight wherever you end up each day. The latter may be difficult since you also need to look at the food issue you'll need on the hunt. Just the vehicle issue alone could cause a tremendous problem if you get out there and what is supposed to be "reserved", if you can even find a suitable rental, is not there! To do a DIY hunt, rather than an outfitted hunt when you fly takes an awful lot of extra planning and some good luck to accomplish.
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I have not been in the other two areas but have been through 48 and hunted area 47 next to it . Saw lots of antelope in 48 more than in 47 where we hunting ( and we saw plenty in 47) . You should be able to a kill a respectable one no problem. You might run into some hunting pressure the 1st week but if you hunt after the 1st week you will find the antelope a lot more skidish at least we did. At any rate I think you will have a good hunt if you choose # 48. We stayed in Medicine Bow.


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I killed him friday, want to share what i did:
Ilvl 498 at the time.
Prepotting ofcourse
Make the macros for the Pit lord, use enslave demon glyph (50% cast time reduction)
Try to stay in range of your pitlord, dont forget to dispell, use the demonic gateway for chaos bolts, only use sacrifical pact in case of emergency.
You can safely use charge 2 times before you get any Cataclysm, i stopped using it after that because i didn't wanna risk it being on cd and me dying to cataclysm (or barely surviving with UR+SP+ a teleport (else you die to falling damage)
So for the adds:
Imps stand in middle of the portal, throw a RoF down on the floor, have your pitlord Breath on you till the mobs are dead (keep RoF up and chaos bolt him in the face)
Felhunter: Put your pit lord in the corner behind the portal, position yourself just in front of the portal (In range of breath for dispells/heals)
I saved DS for this and put RoF on the portal, chaos bolt + conflag 1 of the puppies, should be dead, refresh RoF, Havoc 1 of the puppies, Conflag + Incin + Incin, finish them off with Shadowburns.
Doom Lord banish his ass (/target Doom Lord / cast Banish macro)
Now by the time the doom lord is banished, you a few minutes into the fight, i chose to drop my Pit lord here, to reenslave it so it wouldn't break on a crucial moment (as i had in earlier tries, which ended badly)
Keep nuking, keep dispelling and pay attention to your health. Use your gateway for chaos bolts, but if hes realy low you might wanna use pact to just nuke him.
So TLR:
Gateway, keep in range of pitlord, place lord behind portal instead of other side of room. Nuke him as hard as you can.
Precast chaos bolt when your gonna charge so you can fit 2 bolts+conflag in it to relax dps requirements
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Apr 27 2011
11 Tips to De-Clutter your Home – The House Plan Shop
Try as we might, it is hard to keep our homes completely clutter free. Below, The House Plan Shop provides quick tips to keep 11 spaces in your home neat and organized. Read on if your home could use a little organization.
- Bedroom closets and dressers: Get rid of any clothing item that you no longer wear, doesn't fit any more or is torn or ripped and cannot be repaired. There is no need to have closets and dressers jam-packed with clothing you don't wear or can't wear. Make room for the clothing pieces you love so you can find them easier.
- Bathroom: Use up or get rid of half used bottles of shampoo and conditioner. If you don't like their effect on your hair, consider using shampoo for shower gel and conditioner for shaving gel.
- Linen closet: Group towel sets and sets of bed clothes together. Get rid of any mismatched sets. Use frayed towels for cleaning rags in your workshop/garage.
- Foyer/Hall closet: Give all the things you grab on the way out the door a place of their own by the door so you can find them when you need them and return them to their proper place when you come back home. Make a space in the closet or under a bench for shoes and boots. A circular canister works well for umbrellas. Give the kids a hook in the closet or on the wall to hang their own jackets and backpacks.
- Kitchen: Clean out the pantry and cabinets. Get rid of any canned goods that are out of date. Throw away stale bags of chips. Sort through dishes and cookware including utensils. Get rid of chipped dishes and mismatched sets. Free up cabinet space by getting rid of extra serving dishes you never use. If you have multiple cooking utensils, keep those in the best shape and toss out the duplicates.
- Family room: If you plan to sit on the couch, get rid of all the extra throw pillows. It is OK to keep a couple decorative pillows, but there is no need for 10-15 of them. Keep 2-3 pillows that are in good shape and match your décor, but get rid of the rest. Clean out your media cabinet and get rid of CDs and DVDs that are scratched or broken or that you no longer us. Recycle the plastic cases.
- Mail organizer: Designate a space in your home to place your mail until you have time to go through it whether it is on the kitchen counter, an entry table in the foyer or in your office. You'll always know where to find the mail.
- Office: Organize files in a meaningful way from phone and electric bills to health records and receipts and warranties for appliances. Create a filing system that works for you, i.e. arranging files by color file folders or alphabetically.
- Playroom: Eliminate broken toys and those with missing pieces. Recycle anything you can. Put game and puzzle pieces back in their respective boxes or containers and stack them in cabinets or on shelves. Get rid of toys the kids no longer play with. If they are in good condition, donate them to charity.
- Laundry room: Establish a sorting procedure for sorting laundry by arranging labeled baskets in the laundry room. Teach your kids to sort their own clothing.
- Garage: Sort everything in the garage and group like items in storage tubs. Get rid of broken toys and bikes that have been outgrown. Securely store power tool and hazardous chemicals out of reach of children.


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CEC Newsletter October 2010
Nagoya and new CEC materials: video, brochures and social networking sites...and much more. …
29 Oct 2010 | News story
Biodiversity across five continents : launch in Nagoya
The official launch of the Atlas – Biodiversity of the francophonie, Richness and Vulnerabilities took place at a side event organised during the 10th Conference of the Parties to the CBD in Nagoya (Japan). More than a hundred representatives from francophone countries, international organisations and the European Commission attended the launch, presided over by Fatima Dia Touré, Director of IEPF. … | French
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DIYNGO Champions Renewable-Powered ICTs in Kenya
The use of renewable energy for Information Communication Technologies is the focus of DIYNGO in Kenya, founded by IUCN CEC member Dr. Timothy Barker. …
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Photo contest winners for the IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation
The IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation announced today the winners of the photo contest "A Mediterranean Image, A Biodiversity Story" … | French | Spanish
28 Oct 2010 | News story
Renewed energy from Nagoya
The long-awaited tenth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity - or CBD COP 10 - is almost over. In less than two days, thousands of delegates from all over the world will leave Nagoya, Japan after two weeks of intense negotiations, critical for the future of all life on earth. So what message will they take home with them? One of gloom and doom or one of positive energy and readiness for action? We ask Jeff McNeely, IUCN's Senior Science Advisor what he thinks: …
28 Oct 2010 | News story
The apple of discord: genetic diversity on the table in Nagoya
For the last eight years, parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity have been unsuccessfully trying to adopt an agreement that would make sure that the benefits we derive from our planet's genetic resources are shared fairly and equitably with biodiversity-rich but financially poor countries. This highly contentious deal is expected to be finalized in Nagoya. We ask Sonia Peña Moreno, IUCN's Biodiversity Policy Officer, to explain why this issue has been so controversial. …
28 Oct 2010 | News story
IUCN ELC side event on Protected Areas and the Law at CBD COP 10 in Nagoya
Guidelines for protected areas legislation launched with the participation of the Deputy Chair of IUCN CEL and the Deputy Chair of IUCN WCPA. …
28 Oct 2010 | News story
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From Nagoya 2010 to IUCN World Conservation Congress in Korea 2012
Today in Nagoya at the Convention on Biological Diversity's Tenth Conference of the Parties (CBD COP10) a deal was signed outlining the strategic plan for IUCN's next World Conservation Congress. This will be held in Jeju Island, Korea in September 2012. …
28 Oct 2010 | News story
IUCN's impact on international conservation
As the world's association of conservation agencies, including 84 States, 116 government agencies, and 909 non-governmental organizations, IUCN (the International Union for Conservation of Nature) is in a unique position to reflect the priorities of the global conservation community. …
28 Oct 2010 | News story
There is no Planet B
As the world is holding its breath before the final outcome of the UN biodiversity summit in Nagoya tomorrow, IUCN Director General Julia Marton-Lefèvre addressed the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity calling for "a different kind of tipping point - a positive one that will guarantee a future for all life on Earth". …
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As the weather warms up, network TV is winding down. For dozens of shows this spring marks the final curtain call.
ABC axes a dozen shows, including 'Super Fun Night,' 'Suburgatory'
The nights weren't as "super fun" in the first and only season Rebel Wilson's comedy, and it's not the only sitcom on the ABC chopping block. Newcomers "Mixology," "Betrayal," "Back in the Game," and "Killer Women," are all ending after only one season. So far the network has announced 12 shows that won't be back next year.
NBC cancels cult comedy 'Community,' cans 'Michael J. Fox Show'
After five seasons, it was time for the gang at Greendale to graduate and "The Michael J. Fox Show," starring the former "Family Ties" actor has been axed after just a single season. NBC has also canceled several dramas and announced that the 2014-15 season of "Parenthood" and "Parks and Recreation" will be their last.
'Bad Teacher,' 'Intelligence' fail to make the grade for CBS
Robin Williams' return to network TV was short-lived, as his comedy "The Crazy Ones" wasn't a hit with network execs. CBS also announced the end of five other shows, including "Bad Teacher," "Intelligence," and "We Are Men."
'Raising Hope,' 'Surviving Jack' among casualties at Fox
After four seasons, Fox felt "Hope" had grown up enough. The sitcom was among the shows canceled by the network, which also saw the axe fall on "The X Factor" and "Almost Human."
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Tampa, Florida -- Tampa Bay Lightning star and team captain Vinny Lecavalier won't be back with the team next year.
The Lightning just announced they are "buying out the contract" of the team's star player. That means Lecavalier will become a free agent, able to sign with any team in the NHL, except the Lightning.
The move is a financial one, designed to free up room for Tampa Bay under the league's salary cap.
There is a possibility Vinny could one day come back to the team.
Lecavalier was a first overall selection by the Lightning in the 1998
NHL Entry Draft. He is the Tampa Bay's all-time leader for games played
with 1,037, goals with 383, power play goals with 112 and game-winning
goals with 60.
Lecavalier played 14 seasons in Tampa Bay, posting 12
consecutive seasons with 20 goals or more.