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I have started Zimbra desktop (./zdesktop start), the daemon is running, in the logs i have no errors, just debug messages, but I cannot see the UI.
See the below for commands issued:
cd zimbraInstallDir
./zdesktop start
Starting zdesktop
bogdan@traian:~/zimbra/zdesktop$ nohup: appending output to `nohup.out'
the nohup.out is empty, and just debug msg on zdesktop.log.
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I'm trying to add a HTML signature but I keep getting an error saying my signature is above 1024 characters.
I've then deleted most of the signature and I still get the error.
I wanted to move over to Zimbra from outlook but this is the only thing holding me back, every other client will allow my signature.
I've searched around the forums and found loads of posts about this one mentioned editing a bunch of files .. but I'm not technically minded enough for it really.
I have tried editing the attrs xml file which has the SignatureMax part in it, but each time I get a message saying access has been denied .. I'm logged in as an administrator on my PC ahh.
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Idaho could be a good start with OTC tags. 170" class deer most likely wont happen but there is a lot of country to hunt with what your looking for. Have you thought of Nv?
Hi All:
I have been putting in for my own preference points for Utah, Colorado and Wyoming. Wyoming actually has only been for antelope. Utah and Colorado are for both mule deer and elk. That said, out of all of them I have only been putting in my wife for Wyoming antelope preference. Most likely will put in for a antelope tag next year for a blue chip (start trying) but I don't expect to try Colorado or Utah for a few years (going for the limited draw higher quality tag).
She likes to hunt and is feeling a little left out! So curious what a reasonable mid-difficulty with potential of 170 class mule deer and a respectable elk region/trip is? I haven't looked into it at all yet so am starting here. She can get up and down the Badlands in North Dakota so she isn't the prairie-trail, hold-her-hand type hunter. But I don't think she'd enjoy the under the stars or spike camp type hunt either. So lookin for that base camp, go out in the prime-time and be back at a wood burning stove each night.
Any suggestions? State...region...years to draw?
In the meantime, I think we'll take a trip out to Montana this year.
Thanks for any suggestions!
Idaho could be a good start with OTC tags. 170" class deer most likely wont happen but there is a lot of country to hunt with what your looking for. Have you thought of Nv?
South Dakota may be good for you. Lots of good mulies around the river and west river. Most areas are walk in only, so no camping under the stars. When we go, we typically stay in camping cabins at state parks if we are near them. $35 a night is hard to beat to have a roof over your head and a place to lock extra gear up (one warning: they shut the water off when temps average temps hover around the freezing line, so if you are going in November don't expect a shower unless you find a truck stop). Going to have to look somewhere else for elk though, I'd suggest New Mexico. Northern New Mexico may be a good place for you. You won't shoot monster bulls (most likely) unless you are on the reservations, but a 300 bull isn't out of the question at all. With New Mexico not having preference points, each year is luck of the draw.
Now therefore, please take your weapons, your quiver and your bow, and go out to the field and hunt game for me.
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My wife and I did a CO trip in 2011 with deer & cow tags and it was a fun trip. We both had chances to shoot 170"+ deer early in the week, but were picky and after I had killed the whitetails she had picked out to shoot in our home state over the past few years there was no way I was pulling the trigger until she had made her selection. We ended up filling tags late in the season, but opted to go with vouchers for all of them to be able to save our points for when the vouchers got unreasonably priced.


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ROCKFORD (WIFR) -- Another cheap shot for Cheap Trick compliments of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Once again the rockers from Rockford were left off the list of nominees for the class of 2012, while there were some legitimate nominees like Guns and Roses, Red Hot Chili Peppers and Hear. The list also included the likes of the Small Faces, Joan Jett and Rufus with Chaka Kahn. All artists that don't even hold a candle to Cheap Trick when it comes to album sales or concert appearances.
"Cheap Trick being snubbed to me is at this point in time really criminal when you think about it. I don't think any band has influenced more modern music in the last thirty years than Cheap Trick. Kurt Cobain even name checked them. He was asked to describe Nirvana's sound at one point, he said "We're like Cheap Trick with more distortion," BRIZZ., 96.7 The Eagle Afternoon Host, says, "I don't think people are snubbing them because they don't like them but for some reason they just keep getting passed over and there is just a whole bevy of bands that keep getting passed over and Cheap Trick is right there at the top of the list."
To illustrate BRIZZ's point, other big time rockers still on the outside looking in include Bon Jovi, Kiss, The Doobie Brothers and Chicago and Rush.


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Straddling 300 miles of natural and artificial waterways, this "Venice of America" is a boater's paradise with 40,000-plus registered yachts, many of which are moored at the Bahia Mar Yacht Basin on the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway. The city has a lively downtown Arts and Sciences District encompassing two museums and the contemporary Broward Center for the Performing Arts.
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Bonnet House Museum and Gardens
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|Presidents profiled, White House studied; info presented by Quest at Night of the Notables
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Ten Quest students in grades 4-6 are pictured at their Night of the Notables program Wednesday, May 13. U.S. Presidents and their residence, the White House, were the focus areas this year as students conducted research, then set up centers to identify their study area or person.
Those attending the program read bio-riddles about six Presidents and tried to identify the correct one. They found the answers and much more when visiting the students' centers. This was Quest teacher Cindi Beavers' 10th anniversary for Night of the Notables.
Pictured from left are teacher Cindi Beavers, A.J. Brandt (tour guide for the White House dining room), Austin Herman (Richard M. Nixon), Makenna Bishop (Theodore Roosevelt), Tyler Camblin (George W. Bush), Lori McWilliams (George Washington), Nicholas Ortner (White House kitchen staff), Dani Brandt (Warren G. Harding), Kody Timm (White House), Zachary Churchwell (John F. Kennedy) and Luke Stewart (Secret Service).


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Now that President Barack Obama has won election to his second term, he is free to pursue some of the radical goals he considered, but backed away from due to public outcry during his first four......
Last night I dreamed I went to hillbilly heaven (WV). And you know who greeted me at the gate? The ole cowboy-philosopher himself, Will Rogers. He said to me, he said, "Tex, the Big Boss of the riders up here has asked me to kinda show you around. Right over yonder are a couple of your ol' compadres." My, was I glad to see 'em, Carson Robison and the Mississippi blue yodeler, Jimmie Rodgers.
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BTW, loons, any climatologist without an axe to grind (a relatively rare breed these days) will admit that of the two, warming is better than cooling. Heat is inconvenient. Cold kills. Drought is the killer with warming. Rainforests are hot and wet, and life thrives. Compare that to the Yukon, and tell me which is preferable.
BTW, have you seen the Danish Greenland coast survey from the 30s? Seems many coasts were bare then where the glaciers they are moaning about are today.
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Truthy, the geological record shows there were plenty of periods where there were NO glaciers on the earth. How does a little warming destroy anything? Besides, an ACCURATE evaluation of the data, using just the weather stations that go back to 1900 or earlier, shows the 30s were warmer than it is now, and we stopped getting "warmer" over a decade ago. How does the record cold temps around the country jibe with your claims?
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Anyone that thinks you can make fuel viably from CO2, I have a perpetual motion machine to sell you. WV, if they are profitable, it's from government subsidies. Did you fail high school chemistry? Burning fuel releases energy; going backwards CONSUMES energy, at least as much as what you got out. Where is that energy coming from, the Energy Fairy?
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make no mistake..higher taxes are coming..all kinds of..global warming to be followed by global cooling..some very smart people looked at core tests from around the world...the info show the planet has had global warming and global cooling before...over thousands of years..if the current global warming is caused by mankind...Who caused the past global warming when the ice melted from the "ICE AGES?" ...before the industrial revolution?
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McKinley & Meyer are weak, pathetic men who have declared "War on Earth" for the sake of politics.
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He will continue the big lie regarding global warming. Obambam and his friend are making HUGE money from the "green" subsidies. Believe me they want more!
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impact, nice "grammer"? Seriously? Nice spelling. LOL You make this too easy. Please be smarter. It's no fun debating with a half-wit.
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Trollsucker, that old quote is the only thing the "war on coal" crowd can hang their collective hats on. Btw, nice grammer.
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Cut the taxpayer subsidized pie in the sky crap, WVEGO, there is not ONE successful LARGE SCALE carbon sequestration facility in the world.
The science experiments so far showed:
1) It consumed more than 25% of the output of a power plant to keep the carbon sequestered
2) It can easily leak through cracks and fissures in the earth back into the atmosphere.
3)The financial costs of modern coal technology would nearly double if use of CCS technology were to be implemented.
Want to "capture" carbon dioxide?? PLANT MORE TREES!!!
Ummmh ummmh umnmmh! Plant FOOD! Yummeee!
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"So if somebody wants to build a coal-powered plant, they can; it's just that it will bankrupt them because they're going to be charged a huge sum for all that greenhouse gas that's being emitted." - Candidate Barack Obama, January 2008
Don't say he didn't told you this was his plan all along. Electric companies can't run trillion dollar deficits like Barry Bankrupter's Government can. So when your electric bill goes up, and the prices of American products that require electricity to produce go up, and American unemployment continues to go up because businesses in other countries that AREN'T "charging a huge sum" are producing and selling those products for less, remember libbies, you built that.
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WVUGEO, does your miraculous process produce two units of carbon dioxide for every unit of carbon dioxide it converts to "synthesis gas," or does it use two energy equivalent units energy from a "greener" source – say, solar or wind or geothermal – that if simply put directly onto the power grid would reduce production of carbon dioxide by those two units?
Given billions in taxpayer-provided Government subsidies you can certainly turn CO2 into fuel. That doesn't mean it makes sense to do so. There's a reason this isn't being done commercially without subsidies. Do you think energy companies wouldn't be making use of this idea to increase their profits if it were economically viable? Or at least to get the "bankrupt them" crowd off their backs if the process could even come close to breaking even?
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Left totally unacknowledged by this off-the-top-lightly reportage is the fact that Carbon Dioxide can be treated like a raw material resource and be consumed in the production of fuels, and, of plastics, where the Carbon would be forever sequestered. Plants are operating now in Iceland, Germany and Japan that capture CO2 and convert it, variously, into fuel alcohol, plastics manufacturing raw materials, and "synthesis gas", which can be catalytically and chemically condensed into a variety of hydrocarbons. The editor of this paper has been provided with complete documentation of those facts. We can profitably utilize CO2 while getting some of it out of the environment. We need more enlightened, more expansive reportage on this issue than we're being given herein.
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McKinley, like his cheerleader newspaper, is short-sighted and unfriendly to our fragile environment. As our polar ice caps melt and our air becomes more poluted every day, he sells out the future of the world for a few lousy bucks. Fire him next election.
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The University of Colorado Law School on June 6-8 will host the Natural Resources Law Center's 2012 Martz Summer Conference, "A Low-Carbon Energy Blueprint for the American West" in the Wolf Law Building.
Former Gov. Bill Ritter, executive director of the Center for the New Energy Economy, will be the keynote speaker. Ritter's keynote address will provide an overview of the trends and future of energy in the upcoming decades.
The conference will explore a wide range of issues relating to low-carbon strategies, including sustainability, the future of conventional fuels, renewable energy options, energy conservation and climate policy.
Participants will include some of the nation's most influential and innovative thinkers in the field:
- Maureen Hand - Senior Engineer, Technology Systems and Sustainability Analysis Group, Strategic Energy Analysis Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory;
- Jim Martin - Regional Administrator, Region 8, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency;
- Robin Newmark – Director, Strategic Energy Analysis Center, National Renewable Energy Laboratory;
- Dag Nummedal – Director, Colorado Energy Research Institute and Scientific Director, Carbon Management Center, Colorado School of Mines;
- Vicki Patton - General Counsel, Environmental Defense Fund;
- Jonathan Silver - Distinguished Senior Fellow, Third Way (Former Executive Director of Department of Energy's Loan Programs Office).
Online conference registration and a conference program are available on the Natural Resources Law Center's website at http://www.colorado.edu/law/nrlc/. Attorneys and legal professionals can earn 19 general Continuing Legal Education credits and 1.8 ethics credits. Full or partial scholarships to attend the conference are available for students and others with demonstrated need and interest in the subject. Contact Tyler Gerk at firstname.lastname@example.com to request a scholarship or with questions.
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Environmental Informatics Framework (EIF) is a strategy for using cutting-edge Microsoft technologies to advance environmental data discoverability, accessibility, and consumability.
Environmental science is challenged by vast amount of heterogeneous data. EIF uses the most advanced Microsoft technologies to make it easier for scientists to share, discover, access, and consume data—helping them to remain focused on science and efficiently transform data to information, to knowledge, and to social impact.
The concept of EIF was developed from the outcomes of Microsoft Environmental Research Workshop 2010 and through constant interactions with collaborators in academia, government, and industry. Learn more...
EIF Examples
The following are just a few examples of how EIF is helping environmental researchers work with data efficiently so that they can focus on their scientific work, rather than spending a lot of time managing their data.
- Digital Urban Informatics
- Virtual Geospatial Observatory
- Faceted Search and Data/Image Mining
- 4-D Visualization of Earthquake Data
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- Microsoft Environmental Research Workshop 2010 Proceedings, Redmond, Washington, July 14, 2010
- Open Data for Open Science 2012
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- 2011 eScience in Action Workshop
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People who've never heard of her or the carpet cleaning company are tuning in now by the thousands, thanks to a YouTube video, cleverly titled "The Stanley Steemer Variations (by Mia)." Gentile generated with local musician and producer Roger Klug. Julie Spangler, a professional pianist and musical theater instructor at CCM, introduced Klug and Gentile, who wanted to produce a voiceover demo of the various musical styles she could reproduce (which appears to be limitless). Klug convinced her to translate her vocal performances into a video, which they shot in one day over the summer. "It was a total collaboration," Klug tells me. "We talked about what each character would look like, she did the makeup and hair, I shot and edited the thing. We completely did it for no other reason than 'just for the fun of it.'" It was shot at the local studio Mental Giant with Klug using a Sony Handycam.
Well, that it was — it's apparent from watching. But everyone is getting in on the fun, and the video has taken off virally on YouTube. When Klug contacted me on Monday morning, it had had 40,000 hits in just a few days. By midnight the piece had exploded, exceeding 100,000 hits. He and Gentile have created a blog site to support it: http://miavideo.wordpress.com.
Even better, the Stanley Steemer people have picked it up, hyping it on their Facebook page, which has led to a suspicion that the whole thing is a clever marketing ploy. "Another faction thinks Stanley Steemer owes us a big check," Klug jokes, "which I'm inclined to agree with!" It's spread to an international audience now, dare I say "picking up steam" with a mention and a link in the U.K. edition of The Huffington Post. Before this winds up, Gentile will need her own 1-800 number!
Greater Cincinnati has two awards programs that recognize our excellent theater scene. Perhaps that's good news, but you might wonder if this kind of competition between competitions is the best way to go.
Treece is searching for that "magical spot." He doesn't risk the charge of vandalism
like graffiti artists, but he still risks a trespassing charge with every foray
into the night.
Light painting is a photography technique that involves moving a camera or adding a light source while operating with a slow shutter speed. The resultant images include colorful, swirly lines and other creative effects. Like graffiti artists, "both of us trespass illegally. Both of us are night owls. Both of us have explored tunnels, creeks, bridges and abandoned buildings and have gained such a good understanding about the layout of the city," Treece says.
Suffice it to say, Treece's understanding of all the nooks and crannies of the city is far more in-depth than the average daylight city dweller.
Before his nightly jaunt into the darkness, Treece packs his equipment bag. At first glance, you wouldn't think anything is out of the ordinary. Treece stuffs a Nikon D90 camera, remote shutter release, Nikon SB-600 Flash and two tripods into the main compartment of the bag. But the smaller compartments receive the stranger tools of the trade.
He reveals children's toys, ones that light up. Treece begins to stuff light swords, mini color changing glow sticks, six different kinds of flashlights, laser pointers, finger LEDs, glow sticks and his custom nine LED light orb tool into every remaining compartment of his equipment bag.
All that's missing is the party favors. At this point, it's almost unclear if he's going to a rave or going out to light paint.
Treece almost forgets the most important tool: batteries — lots of them.
Light painting hasn't always been Treece's passion, however. "I've always been interested in art, but my interest in light painting started sometime around May or June of last year," he says. "I was browsing the Internet randomly and saw a picture of what looked like a spinning waterfall of sparks. I had seen light painting prior to this photo, but it really didn't click that these [light painters] were using super long exposures and crazy light sources to create works of art."
That night, Treece spent hours reading up tutorials on the website lightpaintingphotography.com and a particular online community that called itself "the light junkies." There he learned that it was plausible to make his own contribution to the light painting community.
Not all places are created equal in the light painting community. Living in Cincinnati is both wonderful and a pain. Clifton Heights, Treece's main stomping ground, provides him with an incredible amount of light pollution, which can be attributed to the area's attempt to curb crime activity.
Cincinnati still provides an ample amount of opportunity to create. "[Cincinnati] has some of the most bad-ass tunnels built in the early 1900s. … Cincinnati also has a creek system, which over time had to be cemented because of industrial waste," Treece says. "These tunnels and channels have created some of the best spaces for light painting."


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WHITE OAK, Md. (WUSA) -- Montgomery County police officials say that a man who died after being struck at Route 29 and Oak Leaf Drive on Thursday night tripped in the street before the accident.
Police arrived on the scene at 10:30 p.m. Thursday and determined that a Nissan Ultima was traveling southbound on Route 29, approaching the Oak Leaf Drive intersection. Witnesses say the male pedestrian started to cross the southbound lanes from the center median, tripped while crossing the southbound lanes, and was struck by the Nissan. The pedestrian died at the scene, say police.
Police tell us the driver stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. Her identity will be confirmed later today, and the pedestrian's identity will be revealed after his next-of-kin has been notified, say police.
Police continue to investigate the collision and are asking anyone who has information to call the Collision Reconstruction Unit at 240-773-6620. Callers may remain anonymous.


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|Girls dominate Haxtun in 2012 season opener
|Written by Darci Tomky
Holyoke Lady Dragon basketball kicked off their season with a big 44-23 win over Haxtun in the Nov. 30 Phillips County shootout.
"I was pleased with our team as we played our first game," said coach Arlan Scholl.
The Dragons outscored the Bulldogs in all four quarters, with an 18-7 lead at halftime, and the 21-point advantage at the end of the game.
Scholl noted the girls didn't shoot the ball from the field as well as he expected, but it wasn't bad for the first game.
Erin Vieselmeyer led Dragon scoring with 10 points including three two-pointers and four for six in free throws.
"I felt like all of our girls played hard," said Scholl, "and our defensive effort was very good in holding Haxtun to just 23 points."
Maddie King had 15 rebounds, six steals and two blocks for the Dragons. Audi Peña and Erin Vieselmeyer each had three assists.
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"We will have a week off from games this next week, so it will give us time to fine tune some things and also spend a little more time working on our shooting," said Scholl.
The Lady Dragons play again next Tuesday, Dec. 11 when they travel to Yuma for 4 p.m. games.
That is the first of three games in only five days—a very busy schedule before they go on Christmas break.
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Strange Songs Of Trust And Treachery
Grunt gallery presents Strange Songs of Trust and Treachery by Vancouver-based artist, Laura Lamb.
The exhibition features several installations of Lamb's Performing Objects, which the artist describes as "An umbrella project including videos, installation, drawings and texts, in which all parts work together as a collage. Each fragment informs the others to evoke a fictive world of wandering performers, some human, some almost human, who through song, story and circus ravel and unravel 20th century cultural mythologies."


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Portland stars in what is expected to be one of the year's biggest flicks.
WHEN AUTHOR Stephenie Meyer began writing her phenomenal teenage vampire series, Twilight, she Googled the rainiest place in the United States and found the wee town of Forks, Washington (pop. 3,221), which became the setting for the books. A love story between 17-year-old Bella and Edward, a teenage vampire who's actually more than 100 years old, Twilight necessitates a dreary climate for good reason—in sunlight, the vampires shimmer and glow, exposing their true identity. But when it came time to shoot the film, which opens November 21, Forks needed a bigger body double. Enter Portland, where Twilight's production crew spent six months last winter and spring prepping for and filming the flick, one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year. This vampire series is so bloody popular that it's spawned Twilight pilgrimages, in which fanatics trek across the country to visit sites from the book. Here we give you an inside look at five places where you can sink your fangs into the movie locations, too.
Several scenes were filmed in the hallways, the administration office, and a classroom at this Northeast Portland high school. But the most important shooting location? The cafeteria, of course. This is where Bella sees sexy Edward for the first time.
At first you may not recognize the cozy Carver Café, in Damascus, because much of the interior décor was changed. But that's not the only thing avid readers won't recognize. In one of a handful of scenes shot here, Bella and her father bond over a meal as she frets about her relationship with Edward. The scene adds a little emotional oomph, but it doesn't exist in the book.
If you get déjà vu during a mid-movie chase scene through an industrial site where the bad vampires attack and snack on a night watchman, that's because the same Oregon City location was used in the Tommy Lee Jones/Benicio Del Toro flick, The Hunted.
There may be a red carpet, card tables, ice sculptures, orange disco balls, and a sign reading "Monte Carlo," but it's really just Bella and Edward's prom, re-created at this romantic Corbett inn. The prom scene happens to be one of the most important scenes in the book, but just you wait, Twilight fans—while the View Point may be familiar, the ending isn't. Supposedly there's a twist that's not in the book.
Location scouts found the perfect home for the movie's vampire brood. The same house was pictured—minus the vampires—in the first issue of Portland Spaces.


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Nelson Garners Big 12 Runner Of The Week Honors
IRVING, Texas - Iowa State women's cross country runner Crystal Nelsonn earned the Big 12 Female Runner of the Week, the league office announced today.
Nelson was impressive in her 2013 debut, placing third overall at the 28th annual Roy Griak Invitational in a time of 20:50. The Winchester, Va., native ran with the lead pack for the entirety of the race, including taking the lead near the halfway point. Nelson paced the No. 25 ranked Cyclones to a fifth place team finish, defeating then-higher ranked teams in No. 20 Vanderbilt and No. 21 North Carolina State.
Nelson finished the 6K race behind only Arizona State's Shelby Houlihan and Arizona's Elvin Kibet. Both will likely be All-American Candidates this season.
This marks the sophomore's first career Big 12 Runner of the Week honor.
Iowa State returns to the course Oct. 19 at the Wisconsin Adidas Invitational.


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Born: 04/22/1966
Birth Place: Seattle, Washington, USA
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Birth Place: Seattle, Washington, USA
Born on April 15, 1966, in Seattle, WA, Morgan grew up wanting to be a basketball player. He attended Ben Franklin Elementary School, Rose Hill Junior High and finally Lake Washington High School, from which he graduated in 1984. Morgan went to Skagit Valley Community College on a basketball scholarship, which ended when he injured his knee. He had his first taste of acting whole performing in musical productions like "Grease" and "West Side Story" with a local theater company. After working several odd jobs, Morgan visited a friend living in Los Angeles and decided to stay to give acting a go. He made his feature debut in "Uncaged" (1991), a low budget crime thriller about a group of prosti... Continue Bio >>
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Phone: +66819790854
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It seems like 2015 will have two Pride events. One is a Gay Pride with a grand parade and the other will be a Festival and fundraising event. We wish them both the best sucess and are looking forward to a 2015 with many events in Phuket.
Gay Pride Phuket has been advertised on www.gaypridephuket.com to start 23 February 2015 by the LGBT community in Phuket and Paradise Complex in Patong Beach. Not much is known. check in here for updates.
A different Phuket Pride week has been annonced by PLU (Phuket Loves You) club as festival in Patong 19-26 April 2015. Fundraising events for Life and Home Project, women and children living with HIV and Aids, and sexworkers in Paradise Complex. The objectives of LHP is here on Facebook. More information about the festival here.
The new gay accommodation in Phuket
After 13 Years with Connect Guesthouse we moved on with a new project. This is for Phuket a new concept. We call it Phuket Gay Home stay - Neramit Hill. It is a Gay Bed and breakfast in a 5 bed- room pool villa. More info on our website www.phuketgayhomestay.com and on Facebook www.facebook.com/PhuketGayHomestay (Don't forget to click like)
Availability and on-line reservations here
Rooms available from 600 THB per night.
Bed and breakfast.
All rooms with free of charge WiFi and air-conditioning.
Weekly Gay Gathering on Saturdays in the form of a BBQ dinner buffet with swim
We are happy to annonce that we got two awards from Tripadvisor in 2014. Travellers choice AND Excellence award.
Click here or on the homestay name in the lower white box in the Tripadvisor ad above to see the reviews.
Welcome to Phuket Gay Home stay - Neramit Hill
K. Ulf and K. Boy
Picture from Room A
Picture from room B
Night by the swimming pool
The largest island in Thailand – roughly
the size of Singapore –
is an international destination attracting visitors
from Asia, Australia, Europe and the United States.
With 17 sandy beaches, access to the amazing Pha Na
Bay with its dramatic rock formations, and numerous
smaller islands, PHUKET has vaulted to become one of
Conde Nast's Magazines top ten tropical resort
destinations in the world.
And no wonder. From fantastic food, to world class
water sports (a top world snorkeling and scuba diving
destination), from fabulous shopping to a vibrant night
life, PHUKET has something to offer every traveler.
And your money goes a lot farther here than in other
places. (You can life the high life in PHUKET for weeks
for the same amount of money one week in Hawaii or the
Caribbean would cost you.) There are countless smaller
boutique hotels and guest houses – both stylish
and inexpensive – as well as the usual array of
the world's top hotel chains.
The weather is tropical with plenty of sunshine. Don't
bother bringing a lot of clothes with you – life
on the Island is casual. Though the High Season –
from late November to early April – when it is
cold in the northern hemisphere and the temperatures
range from the mid 80's for highs to the mid 70's
at night – attracts the most people, PHUKET is
now a year round destination. The attitude is laid-back
tropical fun. But whether you are an adventurer, sports
enthusiast, sightseer or world class shopper or night
time person - you will never be bored here. There is
simply too much to see and do. Or you can do absolutely
nothing at all.
While many travelers to PHUKET come here and simple
never leave, PHUKET'S INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT allows
visitors to explore not only the rest of Thailand –
from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, you can also easily connect
to Laos, Cambodia, Viet Nam, Malaysia or Myanmar. There
are active Gay scenes in Bangkok, Pattaya (an hour or
two south of Bangkok,) and Chiang Mai in the north.
If you want to explore the island, go native and rent
a motorbike for around five dollars a day.
And, like Amsterdam, Sitges, Fire Island and San Francisco,
PHUKET is one of the world's most exciting Gay
playgrounds. Parasail, snorkel, play golf, ride an elephant,
canoe in hidden caves, sightsee, take a Thai cooking
school course, have a tailor make you a custom suit,
dance the night away or just spend lazy days on the
beach. PHUKET has it all – adventure, sun, nightlife,
shopping, great food and friendly people. They don't
call Thailand The Land of Smiles for nothing. This may
just be one of the friendliest places on earth. If you
haven't been to PHUKET you simply haven't
seen what Gay life can be like.
The Gay lifestyle on PHUKET is centered in the tourist
hub of Patong Bay where there are dozens of Gay venues
– hotels, restaurants, nightclubs and shops. There
is always something going on in the Gay hub near the
Paradise Hotel, and any excuse for a party fits the
Thai lifestyle. From the Gay Festival in April to the
Vegetarian Festival in October – there are unique
holidays and celebrations all year long. Nobody anywhere
likes to have fun ("Sanuk in Thai – it's
almost a religion).
The Gay traveler will feel right at home in PHUKET.
Legal in Thailand, gays here are welcomed and respected
and the prejudice found elsewhere in the world simply
doesn't exist. Katoys – transvestites –
have long been a part of Thai life – respected
and accepted by the general population. Whether you
come with your partner or a group of friends, or even
by yourself, you will find a wide variety of Thais who
will welcome you with open arms.
Meet new friends at local bars and clubs, or on the
beach, PHUKET has long been the antidote to loneliness
and boredom. There is an active ex-pat Gay community
here and lots of Thais, and it's easy to make
friends and find companionship
99% Buddhist – Thailand is Southeast Asian in
culture, Western in lifestyle and a safe and nurturing
environment for all travelers of whatever age, sex,
religion, ethnicity, country of origin or sexual identification.
And don't forget to bring your camera –
PHUKET is surrounded by natural beauty and spectacular
ocean vistas, sunrises and sunsets.
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Click on this link and the click "Like this page" to be a member and get updates
New sauna in Phuket Town
Located in Phuket Town, opposite the Katina Hotel (former
ST Hotel) inside the Phuket Modern Life project, in
a 2 block 3 storeys' building is the Tara
gay sauna.
Everything is brand new and clean. Inside the compound
you will find locker rooms, showers, dry sauna, steam
sauna room, gym and bar and of course a cruising area. There is also an
outdoor café and a karaoke room.
Entrance fee is only 120 THB and open hours from 6PM
until midnight 7 days a week.
Owner Khun Noi welcome you.
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Weekly events:
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We continue the traditions from the Gay Day Tour started in 1998. This new event takes place just outside Patong. Round trip transport is provided by Backstage Bar in Paradise Complex. Food and drinks are provided. We have a B-B-Q dinner and an open bar. Start from Backstage Bar in Paradise Complex at 16:00 and you will be back before 23:00, just in time for a Paradise Complex Night. This
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your stay in Phuket in the same way as the Gay Day Tour with the difference you don't need to go by speed boat and you swim in a pool and the price is only 800 THB.
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Actor William Shatner fears the theatrical release of his one-man theatre show will be a flop.
The "Star Trek" legend performed his show, "Shatner's World," for three weeks on Broadway in 2012 before touring it around the U.S., and a film of the production will be released in selected cinemas across America for one day only, on April 24.
However, Shatner admits he is feeling under pressure for the project to succeed and has taken to Twitter.com to urge his fans to buy tickets.
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Read to the dogs
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The Kanawha County Public Library is again offering the Tales to Tails program, which helps children who have difficulty reading, especially reading aloud.
Often working with a therapy dog helps young readers relax while they practice a new skill in a fun way. The drop-in program is geared for new and hesitant readers from kindergarten through sixth grade. Here is the program schedule:
Main Library: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 15, Oct. 20, Nov. 17
Dunbar Branch Library: 3 to 4:30 p.m. Oct. 9
Cross Lanes Branch Library: 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oct. 16
Elk Valley Branch Library: 2 to 4 p.m. Nov. 6.
Sissonville Branch Library: 6 to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 13
'Little House' portrayal
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Storyteller, actor and writer Karen Vuranch will portray Laura Ingalls Wilder, homesteader and author of the "Little House" books, at several county libraries in a living history performance that blends scholarly research and active dialogue.
This portrayal spans Wilder's life in the Dakota Territory and Missouri, where Wilder began to write for local newspapers and magazines. Missouri is also where Wilder began to write accounts of her family's life in what became the best-selling "Little House" books. The performance schedule:
Main Library: 2 p.m. Sept. 10
Riverside Public Library: 10 a.m. Sept. 13
St. Albans Branch Library: 1 p.m. Sept. 13
Elk Valley Branch Library: 10 a.m. Sept. 14
Cross Lanes Branch Library: 2 p.m. Sept. 14.
Wesleyan poet published
BUCKHANNON, W.Va. -- The University of Pittsburgh Press has published a collection of poems by Aaron Smith, an assistant professor of English at West Virginia Wesleyan College.
"'Appetite' explores the American mythologies of masculinity and film," says a news release from the press, "as the poet investigates our fascinations with the body, gender and entertainment."
Author David Trinidad is quoted: "Aaron Smith has inherited, from the openly gay poets of the New York school, a commitment to telling it like it is. Smith's lack of pretense is enhanced by his anger at the intolerance of heteronormalcy and religiosity. Like Frank O'Hara, Smith knows the true gods are at the movies. Shirtless male celebrities -- for this poet, there is no better paradise."


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Man who shot bear ordered to serve out jail sentence
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 12:59 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 12:59 p.m.
OCALA - A Umatilla man sentenced last year to 30 days in the Marion County Jail for possession of a black bear and offering food to attract a black bear has violated his sentencing guidelines, according to court records.
JC Calton, 49, was ordered by a judge to serve the balance of his jail sentence because he failed to report to the jail on Nov. 8 as ordered at sentencing. Calton had been serving his time on the weekends.
After the violation, Calton must now serve 10 days in jail. The order was issued Jan. 30, and he was arrested on Sunday. He declined an interview request from the Star-Banner.
Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials said Calton lured a black bear into his yard with dog food and corn around 9:30 p.m. Aug. 25 and shot it with a bow and arrow. Officials said Calton used his truck to drag the carcass to a remote area, where it was later discovered.
In an earlier interview with the Star-Banner, Calton admitted shooting the bear but said he only did so protect his family and property. He said bears constantly come into his yard and destroy things. He denied feeding the bear.
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WASHINGTON (by Kelly Kennedy for USATODAY) Women who work for religious-affiliated organizations can have contraceptive services under their health insurance through separate coverage while allowing their employers not to violate their religious beliefs by exempting them from paying for it, according to a proposed regulation issued Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services.
Last August, when the government announced that insurance plans must cover women's contraceptive services with no co-pays under the 2010 health care law, some employers - churches, religious schools and hospitals - took issue with being forced to provide a service that goes against their beliefs.
"Today, the administration is taking the next step in providing women across the nation with coverage of recommended preventive care at no cost, while respecting religious concerns," said HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius in a press statement. "We will continue to work with faith-based organizations, women's organizations, insurers and others to achieve these goals."
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Okay, so I read the first two pages of this thread and this one, so I apologize if this has been covered or beat to death.
We, as hunters should NOT impress our views, limitations on others. We must each have our own set of ethics and limitations we live and hunt by, and we cannot make them inflexible nor can we impress our limits and ethics on others as long as they are using good judgement and working within the laws.
I personally have dabbled in long range, and while I learned a lot from it, I ultimately moved on to archery for a different kind of challenge. I do see that those who do it, are doing so for the "trophy shot". Is this any less admirable than working toward a "trophy animal" by whatever your definition is of each? Each is a form of hunting. Those who do the long range hunting typically spend as much time planning and practicing to make these shots as I do to make a 60 yard shot on elk with my bow.
I don't do the long range thing, but do not fault anyone who does.
I do spend most of my time practicing and in the woods with a bow in my hand and my rifle shooting skills have seriously been neglected. I now limit myselft to point blank range with a rifle (I define point blank as that distance where I am still holding on fur using the center cross hairs based on ballistics and critter size).
As an archer, I am also targeted by those who feel I am not "killing ethically" (can one truly call killing ethical?). The elk I have killed with my bow died anywhere from 30 seconds to 5 minutes from being shot with an arrow. I have had a mule deer that required a follow-up shot and therefore lived for an hour after the initial shot - which was a good one.
My one shot using long range equipment at 506 yards was essentially an instant kill on an antelope.
I am not a slob hunter lobbing arrows indiscrimanately, and these guys are not slob hunters lobbing bullets with no consideration.
Please, lets stop bashing others who fundamentally are as ethical as any other good hunter.
I saw this thread and I couldn't help but to read a few and chime in. With it at eleven pages I have not read all of the prior posts so I apologize in advance if I repeat anything that has already been stated. Here's my thing, I think when people dislike long range "shooting" for the reason of; too many variables, you could wound the animal.... its crazy. Any kind of hunting can result with a wounded animal and that is just the name of the game. I believe that experience and knowing your personal limitations, and making ethical shots are the bottom line to making ethical kills. I think someone who practices shooting at long ranges over and over has a lot less chance of wounding an animal than a newbee hunter who picks up a gun without practice and takes a shot at an animal 100 yards away. That's just the way it is. Bowhunting has a lot of variables and can end up wounding an animal very easy. We as hunters need to make sure that we are taking shots we are comfortable and experienced at taking to prevent wounding animals. And every now and again something happens and they get wounded anyway. Thats hunting.
I also think that long range "shooting" takes a lot of hunting away from the sport. Use to be, and still is for some of us, finding the animal 1000 yards away is when the hunting starts. That's when we start thinking about the wind and what the best way is to close the distance on the animal. When you are long range "shooting" you don't have to play the wind or pursue the animal for a better shot, its seems to be; see the animal take the shot. When are they going to actually hunt the animal? I have never done any hunting of this sort because I actually enjoy the "hunt" playing the wind, sneaking in close to the animal, calling the animal in, fooling them into thinking I'm a cow in heat. It seems to me the long range "shooters" enjoy the marksmanship of hunting more than they do the actual hunt. It's more of a thrill for them to shoot and hit a target at 700 hards than it is to sneak up on an animal, fool them, or anticipate where they are feeding to, head them off and wait for them to walk into range. Lastly, with the technology and optics in our day n age it seems the skills for long range hunting are not extremely difficult to learn. I have heard of people with next to no shooting experience pick up a long range rifle practice with it a little and be shooting 600 yards consistently. I think that anyone that is an experienced shooter can learn to shoot long range with the optics and rifles that are being used, (I have never done or tried this first hand though so I can't talk from experience). Which leaves the only real challenge of filling a tag, locating the animals.
Now here is my last point, I'm not against long range shooting, hunting or anything else. I think it is very impressive that people can shoot that far and consistently. I am not against going along with people who go long range hunting. Like I said before, depending on which you do it is completely a difference in interests. I truly believe long range shooters enjoy that marksmanship more and the traditional hunter enjoys the hunt, challenge and thrill of out smarting and pursing a wild animal. I do believe that there should be a different record book for long range hunting. Bow hunting is more of a challenge and therefore got its own record book with lower standards because of the difficulty of the sport. I believe that because long range hunting is less of a challenge there should also be a record book for it alone, where the standards are much higher than normal B&C scores.
I just realized this post has taken way too much time from my evening. All in all, to each his own. It really comes down to what your passion and interests are. But I do believe a separate record book for long range hunting should be constructed.
I think if one has the skills and proper set up to do so, more power to you. Long range shooting has alot of different challanges and if one can pull it off that's great. For me the hunt starts when I get out of the truck,gear up, and head into the back country to pursue game, no matter what the distance of the shot.
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Why do most bow hunters use a compound bow. So they can shoot farther? To each his own
I don't have a problem with people doing it in a controlled environment, for example private property. But when I have snuck into 400 yards of a herd of elk just to have someone 350 yards behind me waiting for me to shoot so they can start blazing away at running elk 750 yrds away and over my head. I have a problem with it.
So much for my experience with long range shooting. I like it less than 400 yards.
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In my opinion, having the ability to shoot accuratly at extended ranges is just another hunting tool. You should always try to get as close to your animal as possible, but if there is no way to close the distance and you feel comfortable with the shot you should take it. Just this last season I killed my Nv. bull at 635 yds +/-, No way to get any closer. I had plenty of time and a good solid rest across my day pack. If there was any way possible for me to close the gap I would have.
I think what turns most people off about long range shots is the crap on TV, It's not so much about the hunting experience...........Just bragging about how far the shot was.....


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