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Ideally I would like to stage this so that I can move one or two mailboxes to become familiar with 8.0 before moving everyone else. Is there any option that is available to those of us that use the OSS? Or am I going to be forced to do an in-place OS / Zimbra upgrade?
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It's hard to explain why you find yourself attracted to someone… but under the right circumstances those feelings of attraction can be acted upon and today's OPP, Blaire, experienced this phenomenon first hand recently:
"Yi! On New Year's Eve, I got tipsy and slept with my best friend's brother. My friend is pretty protective of her brother and always makes snide comments to the girls he dates. I know she'll freak if she finds out. Neither of us regret it and want to hook up again. How do I tell my friend what's happening?
Both Slacker and Steve agree that it would be one thing to keep this from the BFF if this New Year's Eve hookup was strictly a one night stand, but Blaire wants to continue this physical relationship which complicates things even more. Slacker said that if it were him he would keep these activities on the down low. He argues this because he says it's sometimes hard not to fantasize about a friend's sibling; so it's only natural.
Do you think she should tell her best friend?
If it were me in this situation I would hope that my relationship with my best friend would be strong enough so I would be able to tell her things like this. However, the fact that Blaire wants to keep this relationship with her BFF's sibling strictly physical makes the idea of telling her upfront cringe worthy because surely the best friend wants something more for her brother. In the end though, I think the best thing to do in this situation is… be honest and tell the sister what's happening.
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New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez hits a home run for his 3,000th career hit, during the first inning of a baseball game against the Detroit Tigers Friday, June 19, in New York. (AP/Frank Franklin II)
Miami Marlins second baseman Derek Dietrich dives into the stands for a foul ball by Cincinnati Reds' Jay Bruce during the sixth inning of a baseball game Friday, June 19, in Cincinnati. The Reds won 5-0. (AP/John Minchillo)
Oleg Stepko of Azerbaijan competes during final of the men's parallel bars event at the 2015 European Games in Baku, Azerbaijan, Saturday, June 20. (AP/Dmitry Lovetsky)
Washington Nationals' Jordan Zimmermann, right, douses starting pitcher Max Scherzer with chocolate syrup as Scherzer hugs pitching coach Steve McCatty, left, after Scherzer's no-hitter baseball game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Nationals Park, Saturday, June 20, in Washington. The Nationals won 6-0. (AP/Alex Brandon)
Patrick Reed hits out of the bunker on the second hole during the third round of the U.S. Open golf tournament at Chambers Bay on Saturday, June 20, in University Place, Wash. (AP/Charlie Riedel)
Atlanta Braves A.J. Pierzynski scores on a Pedro Ciriaco base hit in the sixth inning inning of a baseball game Saturday, June 20, in Atlanta. Mets catch Travis d'Arnaud was shaken up up the play and left the game. (AP/John Bazemore)
Errol Spence Jr., left, and Phil Lo Greco, from Canada, battle during a welterweight fight on Saturday, June 20, in Las Vegas. Spence Jr. won in the third round. (AP/David Becker)
Jordan Spieth, right, celebrates after winning the U.S. Open golf tournament at Chambers Bay on Sunday, June 21, in University Place, Wash. (AP/Charlie Riedel)
Vanderbilt's Will Toffey hits a two-run double against Virginia during the sixth inning of Game 1 of the best-of-three NCAA baseball College World Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb., Monday, June 22. (AP/Ted Kirk)
Brazilian synchronized swimmers Julia Catarina and Ana Julia Veloso perform during International Olympic Day celebrations at the Maria Lenk aquatic center in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Tuesday, June 23. Brazil will host the 2016 Summer Olympics. (AP/Felipe Dana)
Ottawa Senators' Erik Karlsson poses with the James Norris Memorial Trophy after winning the award at the NHL Awards show Wednesday, June 24, in Las Vegas. (AP/John Locher)
Virginia players celebrate beating Vanderbilt 4-2 in Game 3 of the best-of-three NCAA baseball College World Series finals at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Neb., Wednesday, June 24. (AP/Mike Theiler)
Boston Red Sox designated hitter David Ortiz reacts as he crosses the plate after hitting a two-run home run during the sixth inning of a baseball game against the Baltimore Orioles at Fenway Park, Wednesday, June 24, in Boston. (AP/Elise Amendola)
Jackie Robinson West Little League baseball team player Cameron Bufford listens as team attorney Victor Henderson addresses members of the media at a news conference Wednesday, June 24, in Chicago. Henderson announced a lawsuit Wednesday against the sport's governing body, accusing it of improperly stripping it of the national title that had catapulted the young athletes to hometown hero status. (AP/Charles Rex Arbogast)
New York Mets' Michael Cuddyer loses his helmet after being thrown out at home during the second inning of a baseball game against the Milwaukee Brewers, Thursday, June 25, in Milwaukee. Cuddyer tried to score from second on a hit by Kevin Plawecki. (AP/Morry Gash)
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|Destructive hail results in 27% loss of county wheat
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Howling winds from the west brought with them pounding rain and hail to the Holyoke and Amherst area Thursday night, June 18, leaving destruction and crop losses in their wake.
Many people in the area, particularly in Amherst, were awakened at approximately 10:30-11 p.m. that night by the wind, rain and hail. Those heavy sleepers who missed all the action the night before, awoke Friday morning to downed branches, standing water and stripped fields.
According to Phillips County FSA executive director Ron Koberstein, the north portion of the county was hit especially bad, and in some cases, resulted in total crop losses.
"It was unbelievable," said Amherst resident Laura Krogmeier, who witnessed the squall. "I have never seen a hail storm like it before in my life."
Though no hail was recorded 10 miles southwest in Holyoke, local trees still took a beating from the high winds, and Holyoke City crews had a big mess of branches to clean up on Friday.
But it was the wheat farmers who took the biggest loss. With recent weather conditions perfect for wheat growing, the crop before Thursday night was looking especially good as harvest time approaches. That all changed the night of June 18.
Out of the 104,000 planted wheat acres in the county, 3,000 were destroyed by the storm. Sixty thousand more were damaged, leading to a total bushel production loss of 1,206,000. That amounts to $5,788,800 profit loss for county farmers.
Corn crops were also affected. Out of the 102,000 planted acres in the county, 2,000 were completely destroyed and 20,500 damaged, leading to a percentage loss of 6.3 in Phillips County. This amounts to a $2,673,000 loss to county farmers.
A total of 250 farms were affected by Thursday night's storms. Ten farms reported physical damage to dwellings and buildings amounting to $20,000 total.
Unfortunately, the 27 percent loss of wheat does not meet the 30 percent required for the federal disaster assistance program, said Koberstein.
He added, producers who have suffered a loss due to disaster-related conditions are required to complete a manual CCC-576 form and file an acreage report within 15 days of the loss on the failed acreage in the FSA office. This allows the FSA to conduct a field visit to verify the crop was planted with the intent to harvest, and that the crop acreage failed due to natural disaster related conditions.
Failure to complete these actions may result in denial of program benefits. Phillips County FSA can be contacted at 854-2812, Ext. 2 during its normal business hours of 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday.


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To paraphrase Bruce Dickinson (Christopher Walken) of SNL fame, "Guess what? I got a fever, and the only prescription is more NCAA Basketball!" The good thing about this fever is that you can actually get more cowbell and basketball in the NCAA basketball tournament. Teams bring their bands and most of them have cowbell players. It can't get much better than that.


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"Today I was looking for a purse, slacks, and shoes."
"Today I have to get a few last minute items for my nephews. They want athletic wear, also for my cousins. You know, just some little pick up items.
"Just basically getting the kids out of the way for this Christmas."
That's just a few things these last minute holiday shoppers were looking for at Bonita Lakes Mall on Saturday. They, along with many others, packed out the mall in search of last minute deals. Some have been shopping since Black Friday and are looking to finish up shopping this weekend, while others have waited until now to start.
"I'm last minute. We're both last minute shoppers."
"I've been shopping all season."
"I try to start shopping at the beginning of the season, but it just kind of got away from me this time."
The crowds and traffic couldn't deter these shoppers from getting out to find the perfect present to put under the tree.
"The mall is very crowded today. The parking lots are full. People are out everywhere doing last minute shopping."
"There are some very good prices. Things that are cheaper than they were before, so I'm getting some really good deals."
Malls and shopping centers are expected to stay packed all the way through Christmas Eve.
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Nice work so far Ilanthar! I am sure finishing this old project will feel great
I generally quite like the direction you are going with this. My only complaint might be that some of the landmasses are a little too similar in size and shape. The colouration is pretty good!
I am not sure how you accomplished the elevation but if I might suggest something regarding it I would say that you should consider having more areas are that not just mountains and have wider areas of medium elevation and make some of your ranges not be all equally high. Currently is feels like your landmass is either close to sea level or is a mountain though I see you do have some hills. Some land masses in the real world slope gently over long distances. Check out these cross sections of different landmasses. Obviously they are exaggerated for readability but you can see what I mean I hope
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2012 marked the 4th year of the Summer of Riesling. Paul Grieco of Terroir Wine Bar in New York City (there are multiple locations) kicked off the annual celebration in 2009 by pouring only Riesling wine for its white wine by the glass selection. That's totally balsy and Paul gets total respect for that move! Like most wine geeks, I am in love with Riesling, and when I serve it to peple and don't tell them what it is, they love it too. When I tell them, they turn up their little noses. Seriously, folks of my generation and younger (and a little older), you are too young to remember the run on Blue Nun and other Liebfraumilch that heated up the international wine scene in the 1960's and 1970's. Give Riesling a try!


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The Alabama Forestry Association has thrown its support to Gov. Robert Bentley's re-election campaign.
Bentley said Thursday the forestry group was the first major organization to endorse him in 2010 and now it's the first for the 2014 election. But there's a big difference. It didn't endorse him in 2010 until after he won the Republican Primary.
Executive Vice President Chris Issacson said the organization normally waits until after a contested primary like it did in 2010, but endorsing Bentley early for 2014 was a no-brainer.
He said Bentley has developed the largest road-building program since Gov. James E. "Big Jim" Folsom, and rural Alabama will be better for it.
Bentley said the endorsement is special because he used to load pulpwood at his father's small sawmill near Columbiana.
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HOUSTON (AP) -- A spokesman says former President George H.W. Bush is in the intensive care unit at a Houston hospital.
Bush's spokesman, Jim McGrath, said Wednesday evening that the former president has been in the ICU at Methodist Hospital since Sunday.
No details were immediately provided. But earlier Wednesday, McGrath said a fever that kept Bush in the hospital over Christmas had gotten worse and that doctors had put him on a liquids-only diet.
A bronchitis-like cough initially brought Bush to the hospital on Nov. 23.
McGrath says the cough has improved, and that the 88-year-old is now coughing about once a day.
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BELLEVILLE, Ill. (AP) - A supervisory judge in southwestern Illinois says it wasn't appropriate for a colleague to exclude the media from a hearing in which public indecency charges against a sheriff were dropped.
St. Clair County Associate Judge Julie Katz threw out the case against Perry County Sheriff Keith Kellerman after meeting Tuesday in her chambers with attorneys for both sides as reporters waited in the courtroom.
Kellerman was accused of a sex act with a man outside a Caseyville tavern in 2011.
Chief Judge John Baricevic tells the Belleville News-Democrat reporters should have been allowed in Katz's chambers during the hearing. He says he's talked to Katz, "and it won't happen again."
An Illinois Press Association attorney says the case's private resolution may violate constitutional rights of openness to reporters.
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I've managed in sharing a briefcase from one user to another but I was wondering wether if there's a way to create a briefcase for a distribution list and share it to the members of the distribution list itself so every member of the list can access the files.
The very same thing happens even with calendars.
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Couple may be linked to several burglaries
Published: Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 5:46 p.m.
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ANTHONY — A couple who was taken into custody Friday after sheriff's deputies say they were caught burglarizing an Anthony residence may be responsible for other burglaries, according to officials.
At 11:05 a.m., deputies went to the 4400 block of Northeast 112th Lane in reference to someone breaking into a home.
The homeowner and her boyfriend told deputies that when they arrived home, they noticed a green Toyota four-door vehicle driven by a woman on the property.
Upon seeing them, the driver fled, leaving behind a man who apparently is the woman's boyfriend. The man was seen exiting the home through the back door carrying a pillowcase that contained items, deputies said.
Deputies were able to catch the driver following a traffic stop, and later the man seen exiting the home was caught through use of a K-9 unit. Deputies also recovered the pillowcase on the side on the road, not far from the property.
Inside the pillowcase was approximately $9,000 worth of jewelry that deputies said belong to the homeowner, and a black zippered hoodie, which was identified as a piece of clothing being worn by the male suspect who had exited the home.
The male suspect, identified as Timothy Wayne Duvall, 34, denied any involvement in the burglaries and declined further comment, officials said.
Duvall's alleged accomplice, girlfriend and driver of the getaway car, Devon Marie Reynolds, admitted to Detective Greg Spates that her boyfriend had burglarized at least five homes in Anthony and Silver Springs area, officials said.
Detectives estimate more than $40,000 worth of items was stolen from the residences located in Anthony and Silver Springs.
While Spates was interviewing the 22-year-old woman, Detective James Hoydic prepared a search warrant for the couple's residence located in the 7000 block of Northeast 36th Avenue.
There, Hoydic recovered what he said was property from other burglaries.
Detectives said they are not naming the items found, as they first have to sort through the goods, then contact the victims. Detective Walter Ray assisted fellow detectives in the case.
Hoydic said detectives have been noticing a trend throughout the county, especially in Sparr and Anthony, where homes are burglarized and jewelry, perfume, make-up and other households goods are being taken and placed in pillowcases.
Extra deputies, the detective said, were strategically placed at various places and when they had received the call about the Anthony burglary, were nearby to capture the suspects.
At their first appearance at the Marion County Jail in front of Judge Sarah Ritteroff Williams, Reynolds, charged with burglary, said she has two children, ages 3 and 5, and they live with her and her boyfriend. Duvall is not the children's father, Reynolds said, adding she doesn't receive child support.
Appointed a public defender, the unemployed Reynolds was given $5,000 bond.
Outside the courtroom, Reynolds, who locally doesn't have a criminal record, refused to talk with a Star-Banner reporter.
Duvall, who state records show has served time in prison for numerous burglaries and two counts of child abuse and has been released since Jan. 19, 2012, told the judge he takes care of Reynolds and does tattoo work.
Faced with several burglary and grand theft charges, Duvall's bond was set at more than $80,000.
In an interview with a Star-Banner reporter at the conclusion of his first appearance, Duvall admitted to being the one who committed Friday's burglary, and swears it was the only one.
"She's saying that to get herself out of it," Duvall said about the other burglaries that Reynolds accused him of doing.
Duvall said he knows who did the burglaries that his girlfriend pinned on him, but won't say who.
Asked if he went along with the mysterious person, he said he didn't. He also wouldn't say if his girlfriend or anyone else was the ring leader.
Detectives are asking anyone who has been a victim of a burglary and a pillowcase is missing can call Hoydic at 438-5925.
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Iowa State Powers Past Texas Tech, 13-9
LUBBOCK, Texas – Iowa State's offense went on an offensive explosion Saturday afternoon at Rocky Johnson field as the Cyclones knocked off Texas Tech 13-9. The win improved Iowa State to 22-24-1 overall, 2-9 in the Big 12. TTU fell to 34-16 overall, 7-7 in the conference.
The win, Iowa State's first in Lubbock, came on 16 hits and was led by a 6-RBI day from Aly Cappaert, which included a 3-run home run.
Iowa State Starts Fast
After only picking up two hits in their loss Friday night, the Cyclones had that after three batters on Saturday. Sarah Hawryluk started ISU off with an infield single and Lexi Slater added a single of her own.
Rachel Hartman got a single to load the bases for Iowa State and their top driver in of runs, Aly Cappaert. The sophomore hit one to center, which was more than enough for Hawryluk and Slater to score and put Iowa State ahead 2-0.
Iowa State then followed that up by forcing Texas Tech to leave the bases loaded. Paris Imholz did not allow a hit in the first, but had runners reach on two hit by pitches and an error. Tech left it to Samantha Camello to bring home the runs, but Hawryluk made an outstanding running catch to end the inning.
A Big Third Inning
Texas Tech pulled two runs back in the bottom of the second, but left the bases loaded again. Iowa State made sure TTU paid for it in the top of the third. Hawryluk got hit by a pitch and Slater picked up her 14th double of the season with a two-bagger to right.
With the speedy Hawryluk on third, Iowa State rolled the dice and went with a suicide squeeze on Hartman's at bat. The freshman positioned her bunt, just well enough for Hawryluk to get home and under the tag to put Iowa State back ahead, 3-2.
Cappaert drove home her third run of the game in the next at-bat with a fielder's choice to second that resulted in an error and allowed everyone to be safe and the score 4-2 Cyclones. Spendlove then made it 5-2 with a single through the right-side. Two batters later, Sara Rice grounded out to second, but did enough to bring Cappaert home and put Iowa State ahead 6-2.
Getting Out of Jams
Imholz was solid throughout, but had to get herself out of some sticky jams. After the two bases loaded jams to start the game, Tech was looking to get something going again in the fourth. The Red Raiders got runners on second and third with two outs. Once again, Camello was up looking for the big hit and once again she fell victim to a great defensive play by Hawryluk as the left fielder, shifted over from right in place of the injured Liana Henry came a long ways to track down a ball in foul ground to end the fourth.
The Tech offense looked ready to get back to work in the fifth when Lea Hopson led off with a single. However, that threat was quickly removed as TTU tried a hit-and-run, but Brittany Lee's lined one right at Davison, who flipped to first for the easy double play. TTU had another crack in the fifth as Kady Crow and Sydni Emanuel each reached base. Tech brought in pinch hitter Kristi Belshe to try and bring home more runs, but she grounded out to second and ISU was out of the jam.
Bigger Sixth Inning
Brittany Gomez and Hawryluk led off the sixth with infield singles. Slater then grounded one to second, and Tech decided to get the speedy Gomez at home, but the throw was too late and ISU was ahead 7-4. That became 8-4 when Hartman hit a double to left, her ninth two-bagger of the season. Cappaert then emptied the bags with a 3-run home run into the trees beyond the left field wall to put the Cyclones ahead 11-4.
It was Cappaert's 10th home run of the season, first since her walk-off against Northern Illinois back on March 23. Cappaert now has the ninth 10-home run season in Iowa State history. The home run also took her RBI total on the season to 41, the sixth 40+ RBI season in Iowa State history.
Roggentien Steps In
Imholz gave up two home runs in the bottom of the sixth that saw the Red Raiders reduce the Iowa State lead to 11-7. With Katie Johnson unavailable, ISU turned to Stacy Roggentien in the bullpen. Though Roggentien allowed three base runners in her first inning of work, she got the needed outs to keep ISU ahead by four.
Slater Insurance Runs
Hawryluk drew her second walk of the game in the top of the seventh. Slater took advantage of the big winds to left at Rocky Johnson Field and sent her eighth home run of the season over the wall to give Iowa State a 13-7 advantage.
On Deck
Iowa State and Texas Tech will play the rubber game at Rocky Johnson Field tomorrow at noon.


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(SportsNetwork.com) - One year ago, optimism brimmed in Philadelphia.
The Sixers gave up Andre Iguodala, an effective, but overpaid swingman, who
wasn't capable of carrying the 76ers to any meaningful success, for Andrew
Bynum, a premium center in a league devoid of them.
Finally, the Sixers had a true superstar, which is necessary to win an NBA
We know the story.
Bynum didn't play a single minute all season with knee injuries, then signed
with the Cleveland Cavaliers in the offseason.
The Bynum experiment is over and all Sixers fans got from the deal was some
bowling jokes and bitterness.
It was a noble pursuit by the former regime. Former General Manager Tony
DiLeo, a principal architect in the Bynum debacle, was shown the door. Head
coach Doug Collins left on his own. Even CEO Adam Aron stepped down.
It was time for a total rebuild and that Herculean task was charged to Sam
Hinkie, who previously worked in the Houston Rockets organization.
Hinkie went underground after his hire. There was no talking to the media
after his introductory presser and draft prep was the reason.
Without a coach, Hinkie stunned the NBA when he shipped All-Star point guard
Jrue Holiday to the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for Nerlens Noel,
probably the No. 1 pick in the draft had he not torn his ACL in the winter,
and a top-five protected pick in next year's draft. The 2014 draft is more
loaded than a Microsoft executive's portfolio.
Philly also took point guard Michael Carter-Williams with their own first-
round choice.
Hinkie decided not to spend any money on free agents. He littered the roster
with possibilities, not certainties and took on no significant income. The
Sixers' roster is the worst in the league in terms of talent.
With Andrew Wiggins looming as a franchise No. 1 pick in the next draft, plus
another possible lottery pick, buckets of money to spend next season and
plenty of available positions to fill, the Sixers are certainly not playing
for this season.
"The ownership here and the people in this organization have a real commitment
to build something lasting and to build something big," Hinkie said on draft
night. "That won't come overnight."
Are the Sixers tanking? That's a strong word. Does Hinkie have a long-term
plan that involves throwing these rookie cornerstones into the fire quickly?
After gutting the roster and leaving a Triple-A NBA team in place, who
could/would Hinkie find to coach this team?
Brett Brown was an assistant for years under Gregg Popovich with the San
Antonio Spurs. It was reported on draft night that Brown was Hinkie's choice.
Hinkie refuted it, then, two months later, gave Brown a four-year contract to
guide the 76ers, a mere four months after Collins bailed.
"We all know the pain of the rebuild is real," Brown said at his introductory
press conference. "There needs to be patience."
Lots, and lots of patience.
2012-13 Results: 34-48, 4th in Atlantic Division; Missed playoffs
ADDITIONS: HC Brett Brown, G Michael Carter-Williams, C Nerlens Noel, G Tony
Wroten, F Royce White, G James Anderson, F Tim Ohlbrecht, F Arsalan Kazemi. G
Darius Morris, G Khalif Wyatt
PG- Michael Carter-Williams
SG- Darius Morris
SF- Evan Turner
PF- Thaddeus Young
C- Spencer Hawes
KEY RESERVES: F/C Lavoy Allen, C Nerlens Noel, G Jason Richardson, F/C Arnett
Moultrie, F Royce White, G James Anderson, F Tim Ohlbrecht, C Kwame Brown, G
Darius Morris, G Khalif Wyatt
FRONTCOURT: This is the strength of the Sixers, if you really want to call it
Turner, Young and Hawes are the most veteran 76ers. They are the three
leading scorers among returners and were just behind Holiday in scoring last
Turner has the most to play for this season. He is in the final year of his
rookie contract and has never lived up to his No. 2 overall pick billing.
Statistically, Turner's numbers have improved every season and should go even
higher this year. Turner will have the ball in his hands quite a bit as he's
the best creator on the team.
Young is out of position at the power forward spot, but battled all last
season. He defends the opposition's best forward every night, grabbed 7.5 rpg
last season and scored almost 15.0 ppg. He is a warrior and the only veteran
who probably figures into the team's future. (Young is one of a handful of
Sixers under contract past this season and the only one the team might want to
Hawes shows flashes and is a free agent at the end of the campaign. He has a
skill set, but is not part of the long-term future.
BACKCOURT: Carter-Williams is already a skilled distributor, but a terrible
shooter. He has a lot to learn about the point-guard spot. Luckily, Carter-
Williams has 82 games for that to happen.
Wroten is probably the other starter in the backcourt by process of
elimination. Jason Richardson might miss the whole season with knee issues and
Philly probably doesn't mind. The Memphis Grizzlies gave up on the 20-year-old
Wroten, who is an out of control point guard. Wroten can penetrate, but not
shoot and often goes for sizzle over steak.
The possibility exists Brown moves Turner to the backcourt, Young to small
forward and either Allen, or Moultrie starts at power forward.
BENCH: This group is incredibly thin. The backcourt has one reserve, tops. The
frontcourt backups are underachievers or youngsters. Most of the players
brought in to fill these roster spots are here for either cap purposes, or as
low-risk fliers.
COACHING: Brown worked under the future Hall of Famer Popovich for almost a
decade. He appears to be a basketball lifer and shrewd to boot. Brown only
took the Sixers job when he was guaranteed a fourth year on his contract.
Brown's forte is in player development. He helped make Tony Parker and Manu
Ginobili future Hall of Famers and assisted in the progression of recent
talents, Kawhi Leonard and Danny Green.
One thing Brown has no experience with is rebuilding projects.
"I have not been a part of a rebuild since I was in the NBA," admitted Brown.
"The rebuild has to be keeping the locker room together."
This upcoming season will be brutal on Brown. He will have gone from the NBA
Finals to the worst record in the league. There might be times questioning his
sanity, but Brown definitely appeared to be prepared for the grind.
OUTLOOK: "It's fairly obvious what we're trying to do over time," Hinkie said.
"We're trying to build something. We're trying to build something special."
The plan is in place and it's a solid idea. In the NBA, teams need to get
really bad before they can get really good. Look at the Oklahoma City Thunder
for further proof.
Normally, one should be hesitant about a plan that revolves around some luck.
Wiggins is the big prize at the end of this trying season. Having the worst
record, which the Sixers should have, is no guarantee for the No. 1 overall
pick and Wiggins.
But, Hinkie is going down this road. With Holiday still around, the Sixers
would be markedly better this season, but never a title contender. They'd
always finish with a decent enough record and in the middle of the pack.
That's not how you get difference makers in the draft.
Despite a season of less than 20 wins looming on the horizon, there is actual
optimism in Philadelphia.
"Can you imagine if we can get this thing right? If we can get this right with
the culture and the history that this city has and the pride and the toughness
that this city has, that is very alluring," said Brown.
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|Running Time: 105 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
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The 17th annual Holly Days event, "Winter Wonderland," was held on Saturday, Dec. 1 at the Garfield County Fairgrounds in Rifle. Here's a list of the prize winners:• Grand prize ( A winter wonderland outdoor recreation package, valued at over $3,000) - Waylon Hampton of Rifle•50 gallons of gasoline from Swallow Oil - Kevin Runia of Rifle•$50 gift certificate from Rifle Truck and Trailer - Randy Geeson of Battlement Mesa• $100 gift basket from Grand River Hospital District - name unknown• iPod high power docking speaker system, valued at over $100 from Radio Shack - Bekka Hilborn of New Castle• $50 gift certificate for pet or livestock care from True West-Western Slope Pet Care - Kathy Gonzales of Rifle• $50 gift certificate from Shale Country Liquors - Eric Ortiz of Rifle• $50 gift certificate from Outwest Meat, Processing and Seafood - Kathy Pototski of Rifle• One month of unlimited tanning with lotion, valued at over $120, from Blown Away Day Spa - Nicole Holbrook of Rifle• Stihl Personal Protection Equipment, valued at over $120, from Action Shop Services & Budget Rentals - Harry Cole of RifleBe sure and pick up a copy of Thursday's Citizen Telegram for more photos and information on Holly Days. Thank you to all who came out for the fun.
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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - The Cleveland Indians put on a power display,
belting five two-run homers and going yard seven times overall in a 14-2 romp
of the Philadelphia Phillies in the opener of a two-game Interleague series at
the launching pad known as Progressive Field.
Ryan Raburn recorded a two-homer game for the second day in a row for the
Indians, who have totaled 33 runs while winning three straight games. Six of
Cleveland's seven home runs came with two outs.
Cleveland starter Zach McAllister (2-3) allowed home runs to Delmon Young and
Chase Utley and only three other hits in a season-best seven innings.
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starts of the season as he was tagged for eight runs on nine hits -- both
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NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks rallied in an abbreviated Black Friday session today. Trading was light, but the Dow jumped 173 points to 13,010, closing above 13,000 for the first time since Election Day. The S&P 500 rose 18 points to 1,409 and the Nasdaq added 40 to 2,966.
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Congrats to both you and your wife. That looks like one happy girl right there.
This is my 3rd season bull from Colorado. He is a decent 5*5 I took during the only weather we had the whole season. 3rd season was a little warm this year but such is life. My brother and I found a good vantage point to glass up bulls and then stalk in on them. Sometimes the stalks are over a mile and the country is rugged but we do o.k. I also added a couple of pics from a buck my wife shot 3rd season. This is her first big game animal and I am happy to say she is hooked on hunting. Good luck to everyone the rest of the winter.
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Congrats to both you and your wife. That looks like one happy girl right there.
Congrats on all 3. Your bull, your wife's buck and and best of all a wife that likes to hunt
Very nice!! Congratulations to you both. My wife doesn't go with but she is very supportive of me and my boys.
Great season, IGWT. Congrats and thanks for sharing the pix!!
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Way to go you two. Congrats and thanks for sharing.
What a great hunt you had. Both you and your wife took quality animals in some great looking country.
Congrats! Very cool to make it happen with warm weather. Sounds like you had to work for him. Very cool you have a new hunting partner. Great buck she took too.
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Awesome job. Congrats to both of you!! Now you have to get her a bull next year.


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Hi everyone,
Zimbra 5.0.x has been fully translated to Finnish now. Unfortunately it was simultaneously translated by three different people (me included). After brief discussion by email we decided to move the discussion here so that we can keep things organized and avoid further duplication of effort.
I'll attach an OmegaT TMX file created from the latest SVN translation to this post. The tool I used for that job is import_properties from OmegaT's sourceforge page. For more information about usage of import_properties, take a look at SourceForge.net: adito » translating. If you're not familiar with OmegaT, you should definitely take a look at it. I'll also add a script (deploy.sh) which you should use after copying the translations to correct directory. Zimbra seems to be rather picky about spaces around the "=" sign and the script fixes that. Alternative approach would be to modify the base *.properties files to get rid of the problem altogether.
Note that OmegaT does not have many-to-many matching, which causes problems with one-character strings in Zimbra. For example, a S is always either [S]unnuntai or [L]auantai - it can't be both. These issues can be fixed easily by editing the files directly after translation is otherwise complete.
I'll be testing the translation and providing suggestions regarding terms and the language. Hopefully others do the same. I suggest the following procedure in sending corrections to the translation:
- Describe where the faulty translation is located
- Include the whole original string, not just part of it
- If you want, include a suggestion for a better translation
Following this procedure makes it trivial to fix any translation problems without unnecessary postings back and forth. Translations testers don't have to worry about the OmegaT stuff - just keep the translation up-to-date.


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It's a debate that has long plagued the most ardent of Hip Hop fans: who has delivered the greatest guest verse of all time. Now, Complex has come through with a list that awards Nas, Snoop Dogg and others with the best guest features of all time.
Complex recently compiled a list with the 50 greatest guest verses in Hip Hop history. Although artists like R.A. the Rugged Man on Jedi Mind Tricks' "Uncommon Valor: A Vietnam Story" and Method Man on the Notorious B.I.G.'s "The What" took honors, it was Nas on Main Souce's "Live at the BBQ" and Snoop Dogg on Dr. Dre's "Nuthin' But a G Thang" that topped the list.
"It's a testament to the lyrical fortitude of Nasty Nas that he managed to stand-out on this track, considering that all four participants came off something lovely on this incredible posse cut (even non-rapper Joe Fatal kills it with his "written-by-committee" verse)," the article reads. "Opening up the track, Nas' debut appearance might just be the most hard-hitting debut in the history of rap...it was clear that this young upstart was about to usher in a new standard of excellence."
Of Snoop Dogg's verse, it says, "The diggy-diggy-doctor's G-Funk invasion wouldn't have been half as effective without the velvety drawl of a young Snoop Dogg. His contributions have all the makings of the now classic Doggfather formula—warnings against hoes, declarations of his prowess on the mic, and the obligatory spelling-out of his nom d' plume. Telling us that 'perfection is perfected' seems a little superfluous, but that was probably just the indo smoke talking."
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Rick Ross has remained decidedly silent about his brush with death after he crashed his Rolls Royce into a building following a drive-by shooting.
Now, for the first time since the incident, Ricky Rozay stepped out in Los Angeles, California, though he remained silent as a TMZ cameraman followed him and asked questions about if he had any information on who he thinks may have tried to take his life.
Though he seemingly ignored the pap's questions, he smiled while biting a cigar when asked to comment on 50 Cent alleging that the whole situation was "staged."
While Ross has been silent on the matter, several of his associates have confirmed that he's in good spirits including Wale, Gunplay, Meek Mill and Pusha T. "Freeway" Ricky Ross spoke with HipHopDX last week and said that he wasn't surprised that the rapper was put in such a scenario.
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Mr. Whittaker is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas. Mr. Whittaker does speak, although his voice actor was not credited in the game manual. Mr. Whittaker runs the RS Haul company in Flint County, he is known to be a long time associate of Catalina. His relation to her can be seen in the mission Tanker Commander, when Catalina and Carl Johnson dropped off a tanker full of gas to him. Mr. Whittaker distributes both legal and illegal products with RS Haul, and later employs Carl Johnson to help deliver products around the State of San Andreas within a time limit, a damage limit and/or with police chasing the truck. Mr. Whittaker then has the RS Haul in Flint County be an asset which generates up to $2000 a day to Carl Johnson. He does not have a unique character model, appearing as a generic pedestrian model.
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School officials and parents in District 13 know that standardized testing is here to stay. The question, they say, is how to properly prepare students for the tests while still providing them with a well-rounded education.
State testing was one of the major topics of discussion at the district's annual Educational Planning meeting last Saturday morning at the James A. Dever School. Administrators, Board of Education trustees, teachers and community members gathered for a two-hour discussion of the state of the district's academic programs and a look at the changes ahead.
Superintendent Dr. Adrienne Robb-Fund showed examples of questions on state tests from 2005 and sample questions for the tests that will be given in April, and noted how much more complex the questions are now. Students not only have to get the answers right, but also show their work in order to get full credit.
In addition to the state English Language Arts and math tests, which are given to all third- through sixth-grade students, they are assessed throughout the year to monitor their progress. Robb-Fund said that all of these tests, which are either from approved testing companies or created by the district, are aligned with the new Common Core Learning Standards.
Board of Education Trustee Bill Stris said that the advanced skills associated with Common Core are important. "We're in competition with the world," he said. "Our kids, in order for them to have a standard of living, they're going to need to be able to do this."
Robb-Fund also said that individual student data from the assessments are used to make instructional decisions in the classroom. Now more than ever, she explained, teaching is data-driven.
Last year, the district met its Annual Yearly Progress goals on the state tests, but, Robb-Fund said, district officials were still disappointed with the results. All four schools, she said, were rated as either effective or highly effective. The Dever school, which takes in students from Malverne, was the lone school rated highly effective.
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An Original Design by: Donna Harelik
Skill Level: Easy
Materials:Yarn Needle; Worsted Weight Yarn:
Reindeer Purse:
Light Brown (LB) - 2 oz,
small amount Dark Brown (DB), Green (G),
and Red (R),
½" Jingle Bells - 8,
small scraps of White and Black Felt.
Polar Bear Purse:
White (W) - 2 oz,
Red (R) - 2 oz,
small amount of Black (B)
Penguin Purse:
Black (B) - 2 oz,
White (W) - 1 oz,
small amounts of Orange (O), Blue (BL),
small scraps of White and Black Felt.
Crochet Hook: Size G-6 (4mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Size K-10 1/2 (6.5mm) or size needed to obtain gauge.
Gauge: With G hook, 7 sts = 2", 7 rows = 2"
Sizes:Reindeer Purse:7" x 7"
Polar Bear Purse:7" x 9"
Penguin Purse:7" x 8 ½"
Give a little girl some festive flare with a holiday purse of her own. The Holiday Purse Set 2 Pattern has three purses that are bound to put a smile on her face when she gets to carry her own purse. Being just like mom is a fun experience, and the holiday crochet purses make it special. This second edition of the Holiday Purses is perfect for expanding the imaginations of your little ones. Purses make a great companion as your little girl goes off to school, church and even Grandma's house. Holiday purses are also adorable compliments to holiday dresses or festive outfits. Everyone will get a kick out of how cute these purses are, and how cute your little girl looks carrying around her own little bag.
Holiday Purse Set 2 Crochet Pattern is something fun to make with an easy crochet skill level. The pattern set includes instructions for Reindeer Purse, Polar Bear Purse and Penguin Purse with a finished size of about 7 inches. All three patterns use a worsted weight yarn for a durable purse that your little girl can stuff full of treasures. Holiday purses are a quick project to make. Dig into your yarn stash and start making these fun crochet characters. Each style doesn't take a large amount of yarn, so you might have enough in your stash to make this project also low cost. The purses also make a cute gift, perfect for a friend of your daughter or another special girl.
Easy holiday crochet for beginners!!!
Other popular Christmas and holiday crochet patterns include:
Holiday Purse Set 1 Crochet Pattern
Santa Toilet Cover Crochet Pattern
Christmas Tree TP Topper Crochet Pattern
Vintage Christmas Doilies Crochet Pattern
Christmas Ornaments Set 2 Crochet Pattern
Soft Sculpture Christmas Trees Crochet Pattern
Christmas Through the Home Crochet Pattern
Christmas TP Toppers Crochet Pattern
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (WUSA) -- Bad news for the hundreds of American families hoping to adopt Russian children -- and perhaps even worse news for the children.
The Russian Parliament just approved a ban on all American adoptions of Russian children.
American adoptive families are still hoping for a Russian change of heart.
Lee Allen of Indian Head, Md. says he know just what hundreds of American families are struggling through. "It took me back. It took me back about 13 years."
In 2000, he was trying to adopt his two boys from Russia. "They'd already made a home in my heart and I just wanted to bring them home to America."
Vladimir Putin temporarily suspended foreign adoptions. "They're just children. They're just kids, and what they need is a home."
On Friday, days before Christmas, the Russian lower house approved a plan to ban all American adoptions, and the upper house is expected to approve it too, despite protestors who say the children have become pawns in an international political chess game.
It's up to Putin to decide whether to sign it -- and he so far is non-committal.
Critics say the move is retaliation for American passage of the Magnitsky Act, named for a Russian anti-corruption lawyer who was beaten and starved to death in prison.
But Russian supporters say it's a response to the death of a two year old Russian adoptee in his father's stifling car in Fairfax County... and to the Tennessee woman who sent her 7-year-old adopted son back to Russia alone.
"Those cases are tragic and absolutely have to be monitored," says Megan Lindsey of the National Council for Adoption in Alexandria. "But there are also 60,000 children who have been adopted from Russia into the U.S. and the vast majority thrive in families."
And there are perhaps 650,000 Russian children in orphanages, dreaming of a home. The very best orphanage in Russia can't compare to a family," says Allen, who loves now to brag about his two 13-year-old sons, John Christian and Jason.
Some Russian American adoptees plan to deliver a letter to the Russian Embassy in DC next week in hopes of convincing President Putin to quash the ban on American adoptions.
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The journey that starts with silicon and ends with a large-scale solar facility is long and has many stops along the way. As one of the largest solar companies in the world, SolarWorld AG attaches great importance to the highest quality – at every stage of production.
Our production sites in Germany and the USA make it possible for us to produce all of the intermediate and end products inside the group. Thanks to our consistent quality management and state-of-the-art research and development departments, we can guarantee our customers high-performance products and optimum product quality on an ongoing basis.
We describe the entire production cycle on the next few pages: starting with the sand through to wafers all the way to recycling silicon materials. We also provide information about the production subsidiaries of SolarWorld AG for every production step.


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August is still hot and the first frost comes in October, but in between, many of Jeaniene's Smith's trees, shrubs, grasses and blossoms are ablaze with glorious colour that, albeit brief, makes this her favourite time in the garden. You can see a later version of her autumn garden in the fall issue of Canadian Gardening.
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Bank of America, Wells Fargo, Citi, Chase, GMAC and MERS Sued by Attorney General
Newscast Media BOSTON — Five national banks have been sued in connection with their roles in allegedly pursuing illegal foreclosures on properties in Massachusetts as well as deceptive loan servicing, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today. The lawsuit was filed today in Suffolk Superior Court against Bank of America, Wells Fargo, JP Morgan Chase, Citi, and GMAC. It also names Mortgage Electronic Registration System, Inc. ("MERS") and its parent, MERSCORP Inc., as defendants.
"The single most important thing we can do to return to a healthy economy is to address this foreclosure crisis," said AG Coakley. "Our suit alleges that the banks have charted a destructive path by cutting corners and rushing to foreclose on homeowners without following the rule of law. Our action today seeks real
accountability for the banks illegal behavior and real relief for homeowners."
In the complaint, the Attorney General alleges these five entities engaged in unfair and deceptive trade practices in violation of Massachusetts' law by:
* Pervasive use of fraudulent documentation in the foreclosure process, including
so-called "robo-signing";
* Foreclosing without holding the actual mortgage ("Ibanez" violations);
* Corrupting Massachusetts' land recording system through the use of MERS;
* Failing to uphold loan modification promises to Massachusetts homeowners.
According to the complaint, the banks used false documentation in the foreclosure process, including so-called "robo-signing", whereby bank personnel signed affidavits that were untrue, or not based on the signor's actual knowledge.
Second, these five entities participated in unlawful foreclosures when they commenced foreclosures on mortgages where they were not the holders of those mortgages. The Supreme Judicial Court (SJC), in Commonwealth v Ibanez, recently upheld Massachusetts law and stated that "only the present holder of a mortgage is authorized to foreclose on the mortgaged property." Banks "lack standing" to foreclose if they do not own the debt obligation.
Third, the complaint alleges that these banks have undermined our public land record system through the use of MERS, a private electronic registry system. According to the complaint, the creation and use of MERS was adopted by these defendants primarily to avoid land registration and recording requirements, including payment of recording and registration fees, and to facilitate sales of mortgage loans.
Finally, the complaint alleges the banks deceived and misrepresented to borrowers the process, requirements, and availability of loan modifications. The complaint alleges these banks misled borrowers about their eligibility for this program and the amount of relief available, failed to achieve a significant level of modifications, and often strung along borrowers for months in trial modifications that were ultimately rejected.
AG Coakley's office has been a national leader in holding banks and investment giants accountable for their roles in the economic crisis. AG Coakley has obtained recoveries from Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Royal Bank of Scotland, Countrywide, Fremont Investment & Loan, Option One, and others on behalf of Massachusetts homeowners. As a result of these actions, her office has recovered more than $600 million in relief for investors and borrowers, helped keep more than 25,400 people in their homes, and returned nearly $60 million in taxpayer funds back to the Commonwealth.
Unfortunately stories like these are killed by the mainstream media, that are forbidden to report them, since they are owned by the large corporations that finance them. The entire complaint can be read here.


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SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate (Level 3)
SIZE: One Size About 9 1/2 in. (24 cm) tall
CORRECTIONS: None
Exact gauge is not essential to this project.
kfb (knit into front and then back)
An increase worked as follows:
1. Knit the next st through the front loop, but do not remove the st from your left hand needle.
2. Knit the same st once more, this time inserting your needle through the back loop of the st. You will have created 2 loops (sts) on your right hand needle.
3. Drop the st from your left hand needle - you have increased 1 st.
M1R (make 1 - right slanting) An increase worked by lifting the horizontal thread lying between needles from back to front and placing it onto left needle. Knit this new stitch through the front loop - 1 st increased.
M1L (make 1 - left slanting) An increase worked by lifting the horizontal thread lying between needles from front to back and placing it onto left needle. Knit this new stitch through the back loop - 1 st increased.
ssk (slip, slip, knit) Slip next 2 sts as if to knit, one at a time, to right needle; insert left needle into fronts of these 2 sts and knit them tog - 1 st decreased.
1. Lion Body is worked in the rnd, beg at top of head.
2. Arms, Ears and Mane are worked separately and sewn to Lion. Arms and Ears are worked in the rnd, Mane is worked back and forth in rows.
3. Markers are placed on Rnd 8 to indicate where sts will be increased and decreased for face shaping.
4. When knitting in the round on double pointed needles (dpn), your sts need to be divided fairly evenly onto the needles. If you are working with a set of 4 dpn, your sts should be divided among 3 needles. The total number of sts will not always be evenly divisible by the number of dpns that you are using - this is not a problem! Simply divide your sts as evenly as possible, you will still create a symmetrical 'tube' of knitting.
Learn to Knit instructions: http://www.lionbrand.com/learnToKnit.html