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As his black Chrysler rolls out of Little Washington across the bridge over the Pamlico River, Reggie Fountain chatters like a jackhammer into his cellphone. Yeah, yeah. Not a problem. Ill bring you $500 so you can have a little something to work with. Steering with his forearm as he scrolls up another number, the sleeve of his RMF-monogrammed white shirt rides up, flashing a diamond-studded Rolex.
Used to have secretaries, he tells his passenger. A chief financial officer. Had 450 people working for me. Did almost $80 million in sales in 2006. Hes still talking and juggling the phone as he wheels into a two-bay boat shop in Chocowinity, a tiny town of 800 where boats are as common as cars. Kenny! he greets a man with a white goatee and an English accent. First things first. Pulling out his wallet, he peels off bills one hundred, two hundred Kenny Adams, 77, shows him the modifications hes making to a dagger-shaped speedboat. We built this one in 99, Fountain says. One like it would be $600,000 now. A customer is paying $50,000 for upgrades, including faster engines and a new interior.
Back in his car, Fountain takes a call from his office manager in Greenville, 25 miles inland, where he owns a shopping center and 315 apartment units. Take the credit card and go to Lowes and get what you need. Another caller reports his truck has broken down, and Fountain scolds him for missing an appointment. I dont want to have to be keeping up with little deals like that. He hangs up, muttering.
Once, secretaries took care of Fountains little deals, while CFOs handled his big ones. Over the course of 30 years, he ran a business that, by his estimate, built 10,000 speedboats that were sold for more than $1 billion. His customers were playboys and sheiks, the rich and famous. George H.W. Bush bought four; Fountain still wears cuff links bearing the presidential shield Bush gave him. Before building boats, he raced them at speeds that turned water hard as concrete. After one accident, I woke up in the hospital, peeing blood for two weeks. Tore my kidneys all to pieces. He won seven national and three world championships in unlimited-horsepower classes. He never gave up racing entirely. On the broad Pamlico in 2004, he hit a record 177 mph in a 42-foot, 3,000-horsepower offshore racer he designed. Reggie was known on a world scale for his prowess on the racecourse, says William Sisson, editor in chief of Soundings Trade Only, an authoritative Essex, Conn.-based magazine for the boating industry. He was always a hard-charger, very aggressive.
I was always at the top of the food chain, Fountain says. The Richard Petty of speedboat racing, hes 71, wears pinstriped, three-piece suits some days, racing jumpsuits on others and, every day, his signature gold necklace. Lightning bolts in a circle. Once, it was his corporate logo. Wear it all the time. Elbows on the steering wheel, he pushes aside his tie to unbutton his shirt.
Once, he was at the top. But on Aug. 24, 2009, Fountain Powerboat Industries Inc. and its subsidiaries, Fountain Powerboats, Baja by Fountain and Fountain Factory Superstore, filed bankruptcy. Not him personally. As president and CEO of the publicly traded company, he was legally an employee, though he owned 51% of the stock, he says. I was the biggest owner and the biggest loser. On the surface, the rotten economy, fractured high finance and a bank on the brink were to blame. But part of the problem, he admits, was a larger-than-life character, weaned on success, who couldnt back away from the trough. Pigs get fat, he says with a shrug, hogs get slaughtered.
On the outskirts of Washington, he bumps the big sedan across a field and parks several hundred yards from the 66 acres surrounding Fountain Powerboat Industries 237,000- square-foot complex. Grass needs mowing, he says. After the bankruptcy, he went on the new owners payroll in his old job at $5,000 a week. But the arrangement quickly ran aground, leaving in its wake recriminations and bitterness. Did Boca Raton, Fla.-based Liberty Associates LC scoop up the company for a song, then renege on promises to pump money into rebuilding it? Thats what he says. Did he, as the new owners suggest, foment unrest in the ranks while plundering design secrets and plotting to start anew on his own? What nobody can dispute is that on the afternoon of Friday, Dec. 10 of last year, he went home for the day. When he came back Saturday morning, as was his routine, guards blocked his way. They locked me out. They kept my pictures, trophies and all that.
Once, he couldnt imagine the kind of scrambling hes doing now, darting from shop to shop, slapping backs, chatting up former employees, engine builders, riggers and craftsmen like Kenny Adams. Hes having to court investors, dowsing for dollars. Three or 4 million should suffice, he says, to craft a new business servicing the boats he built before the collapse. Hell build new ones, too, not by the score but with a network of subcontractors and only with orders in hand. No overhead, no inventory, he says.
Once, for Reggie Fountain, was not enough. The Chryslers air conditioner breathes softly. Through a fringe of tall trees that were no higher than his head when he planted them, he stares vacantly at the plant. This is as close as he is allowed. I aint done yet, he says. I aint done till they bury me.
It came down to this. Late in the summer of 2009, Randy Doub, chief judge of the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of North Carolina, pored over papers as attorneys for Fountain Powerboat Industries and its creditors filed into the courtroom in Wilson. He thumbed to the bottom line: Fountain Powerboat Industries and its subsidiaries, worth $25 million, had $79 million of liabilities. The American Stock Exchange had delisted the company when its stock, which had traded as high as $8.62 in early 2006, plunged to 33 cents a share in 2008. After that, it had languished on the Pink Sheets, the trading graveyard of terminal companies, going for a nickel a share the day the company filed bankruptcy. But it was the principals, not the particulars, that made the case spectacular.
Reginald Morton Fountain Jr. grew up in Tarboro, son of an insurance salesman and small-time real-estate dealer who had been mayor and an Edgecombe County commissioner. An uncle who lived across the street was L.H. Fountain, congressman for 30 years and a Tar Heel political icon. By the time Reggie was 14, he was waterskiing barefoot good training in hydrodynamics. His parents sent him to a private boys school in Asheville. After the second year, he begged to come home, but something a coach had said stuck with him: To the victor go the spoils, the rewards, the glory and all the girls. Particularly the girls, he remembers, four marriages later.
Fountain started racing small hydroplanes in 1954 and continued through college at Chapel Hill, where he earned a bachelors in business in 1962 and a law degree in 1965. He sold insurance for Northwestern Mutual, racing on weekends. Investing in real estate to stake his boats and expenses, he turned pro in 1970. Racing for Mercury Marine, now part of Lake Forest, Ill.-based Brunswick Corp., he had won 20 of his 31 races by 1973. I never thought about getting hurt or killed. Hell, over the years, 29 people were killed in races that I was participating in.
In 1979, working out of a former used-car dealership in Washington, he began building boats, incorporating lessons from his racing experience. He designed ferociously powered cigarette boats, usually 35 to 48 feet long with a distinctive hawksbill profile. He took the company public in 1987 and modified his designs to expand into the express cruiser and sportfisher markets. With about 60 dealers worldwide, his blazingly fast craft attracted high-profile customers. King Hussein of Jordan bought one. A New York distributor spent three years in federal prison for exporting seven at a cost of $1.7 million to North Korea for use as military patrol boats. Some made their way into the hands of drug runners. He calculates the average wholesale price of the craft he sold at about $240,000.
Fountain ran with the jet set, racing his boats around the globe and becoming a fixture at boating events, capitalizing on both performance and persona. My customers like Rolexes with diamonds, so I play that role for them. If I get a chance to come back in my next life, I want to be Elvis Presley. You never saw him when he didnt look good, his hair fixed, his clothes perfect. People come to boat shows to see somebody special. As somebody special, he was a magnet for bronze-tanned beauties. In 1994, when he was 54, he wed the 24-year-old daughter of a business acquaintance. That and his other three marriages were fun, he says, while they lasted. Im still friends with all of them.
He ran his company as lavishly as he lived his life. At its peak in 2006, it had 450 people on its payroll, Beaufort Countys largest private employer, and logged $79 million in sales. From his helicopter and Cessna Citation I jet, he watched his offshore boats slam through waves, sometimes far enough ahead to loop back, mocking competitors. Money rolled in and right back out. My mother used to say, Son, while youre making all this money, flying back and forth to my house to pick me up in your jet helicopter, you should be saving some. I didnt listen. Over the course of 30 years, I spent probably $150 million on plant, technology, equipment, marketing and sales.
In the early 2000s, Fountain Powerboats had begun expanding sales by financing floor plan, building boats, hustling them off to dealerships and guaranteeing their inventories. Also common in the automobile industry, the tactic lets dealers dazzle customers with products ready for quick sales. But Fountain was laying a trap for himself. Fountain Powerboats was, in effect, co-signing the loans with which dealers bought its boats. He shrugs. Pigs get fat By late 2008, as the recession deepened, dealers refused to take more boats. It was like a switch cut off. Six months, he figured, and the economy would bounce back. We just kept stacking them in the field. Then dealerships began failing. Finance companies for the dealers started calling. We need you to take back your boats. By mid-2009, Fountain had 275 extant, valued at $62 million, a years inventory pipeline even in good times.
The storm that would founder his business was gathering in Birmingham, Ala., where regulators were breathing down the collar of Regions Bank and its holding company, Regions Financial Corp. Its stock was tanking, customers were yanking deposits, and nonperforming assets had more than doubled in a year to almost 1.7% of loans. One of these was the secured $19.6 million Fountain Powerboats owed, its biggest obligation. They said, Weve got the government after us. Weve got to get rid of this thing. Well let you get an investment banker, shop it and get the best you can. Fountain hired Chapel Hill-based Jacobs Capital LLC, which persuaded La Jolla, Calif.-based Oxford Investment Group Inc. to take the discounted loan for $6.5 million, about 33 cents on the dollar. Fountain Powerboats was on the hook for the rest.
Lenders who had advanced dealers money to buy floor plan began stampeding. Creditors included Hoffman Estates, Ill.-based GE Commercial Distribution Finance Corp., Providence, R.I.-based Textron Financial Corp. and Charlotte-based Bank of America Corp. Bankruptcy filings show they held notes for $30 million to $40 million in unsold boats. Instead of saying, Reggie, take these boats back, refinance them and well ride with you on the interest, they said, If you cant buy them back right now, were going to sell them to somebody else. They began selling them for 50 cents on the dollar. Potential buyers could wait out dealers to get fire-sale prices. A boat that would sell for $500,000 and the dealer had paid $400,000 for they were selling for $200,000. Hell, my material costs were $200,000.
In September 2009, Judge Doub weighed arguments. Fountain Powerboats liquidation auction had been set for October. Oxford Investment held the big note, nearly $20 million, but just before Doub was to rule, another player surfaced. Family-owned Liberty Associates specializes in what patriarch Bill Gates calls undervalued companies. It already owned two in North Carolina, CompuChem Labs and WearCheck USA, Cary laboratories that test fuel and lubricants. One of our strategies is to acquire the debt, Gates says. Oxford owned it, and they were moving to liquidate the company. We offered to buy it and also to fund the unsecured creditors a million dollars, where in liquidation they wouldnt have gotten anything.
Liberty was not being charitable. We offered Oxford somewhat above what they paid for the loan but, obviously, significantly below the face value. Oxford had paid $6.5 million for the loan, worth almost $20 million. Liberty would buy it for $6.9 million, allowing Oxford to walk away with a $400,000 profit without lifting a finger. For slightly less than $8 million, including the $1 million budgeted for unsecured creditors, Liberty Associates would own a company once capitalized at $150 million. It had other points in its favor. It was majority shareholder of two other boat builders, Donzi Marine and Pro-Line Boats, and told Doub it intended to refloat rather than liquidate Fountain Powerboats, potentially saving hundreds of jobs. The clincher, though, was the man Liberty chose to run the company.
As the aroma of oregano and garlic drifted from the kitchen, the two men eyed each other across the front corner booth at Marabella Pizza & Grill, Fountains favorite Italian restaurant in Little Washington. Fountain liked the soft-spoken Floridian. Charming guy, he thought. Gates liked Fountain, who reminded him of his father. So, when Liberty Associates became the new owner of Fountain Powerboats, with Gates chairman and Fountain CEO and president, Fountain suggested they focus on service, taking advantage of the manufacturing lull to retool for new models. Gates seemed to agree. Visiting the plant, he had seen the toll recession and bankruptcy had taken. When I first walked into Fountain Powerboats in September of 2009, they had 15 employees. It was shut down, idle. It was not an operating entity.
The warmth of the initial meeting soon cooled. Fountain says Liberty refused to fund research and development of new models. They started bringing boats up here from Florida instead. Ten months after the meeting, Liberty moved Donzi Marine and Pro-Line, two of Fountains old rivals, from Florida to Washington to cut costs. Gates says Fountain seemed oblivious to economic reality. You just couldnt keep spending like there was no economic downturn. Through the thin walls of his office, Fountain overheard conversations that he says left him suspicious of Libertys financial dealings. Liberty had told the bankruptcy court all these lies and then came in and started ripping off the company. They werent giving me any money to improve our lines, and they were firing all my best people, my key people. Gates and Liberty executives barred Fountain from the production floor. They said, We dont want you going out into the plant any more youre causing problems checking on the way were doing things. They accused him of recruiting workers for a new venture. Liberty demanded an agreement not to compete if he left. Fountain refused to sign the noncompete and another pledging not to disclose internal workings of the company. The chill deepened in the front offices of the otherwise windowless plant. Then the sparring turned sinister.
Someone, Gates says, hacked into company computers. I can tell you there is an investigation going on. The State Bureau of Investigation says it knows nothing about one, though other agencies might be involved. There are allegations that there was a theft of intellectual property, Gates adds. All the companys computers were backed up, and a number of boat patterns and designs were missing from the plant. Mr. Fountain was not truthful with the board. He was pursuing other investments while being paid as president and CEO of Fountain Powerboats. He had a fiduciary responsibility as a senior officer of the company.
Nonsense, Fountain says he had no reason to steal designs. I was the guy who engineered all those boats. I was effectively the head engineer. He has named his new company Real Fast Powerboats LLC, which he expects most to translate as Reggie Fountain Powerboats, perilously close to the trademarked name of the original company. As for designs: I cant use exactly what theyre using, but none of the technology is patentable. If it doesnt fit in the same mold, theres no action they can take.
For his part, Gates says he would welcome Fountain back but only on his terms. He likes pretty girls. We even told him that if he wanted to step back a notch and have a little more time for his social life, we could accommodate where he wanted to go. Unfortunately, that was not where he wanted to go. John Walker, who succeeded Fountain as president and CEO within hours after he resigned, says the plant now employs 164 and has a backlog. But the forces that brought down Reggie Fountain still stalk the business. Interest in offshore racing is waning, banks are tight-fisted in financing high-dollar boats, theres talk in Congress about increasing taxes on them, and high gasoline prices dampen sales. Were in some shark-infested waters, Walker admits.
The Pamlico River shimmers below the $4.2 million mansion Reggie Fountain built on Chocowinity Bay, beige brick with six massive white columns at the top of graceful steps flanked by a brace of life-size bronze lions. He leans over an ironwork balcony accented by inset circles of gold-colored lightning bolts that match his necklace. Right out there. Thats where I set the world record 177 mph. I was hauling ass. Once, this was Reggie Fountains monument to the good times. Now even the lightning bolts are symbols of how thoroughly wrong things can go when a man loses the business he built. Liberty Associates is threatening to sue him if he doesnt remove them, contending that they are the trademark of Fountain Powerboats and that Fountain is portraying the 11,000-square-foot, five-bedroom house as his new headquarters.
Piled in a heap in the basement and scattered throughout the house are decades of trophies and mementoes. In a faded photo, George H. W. Bush stands shoulder-to-shoulder with him beneath the inscription: Reggie, you da man! In a garage bay sits the 1992 Cadillac he gave his mother. Ill keep it forever, he says. She died several years ago at 94 maybe that means Ill live a long time before mastering the suite he set aside for her, with its heated floors and gold-plated fixtures. A life-size statue of Elvis greets visitors in the foyer. Elegant cherry woodwork and floors are throughout the house, a bargain he says at $450,000 because idled craftsmen from Fountain Powerboats did the work. Decorator-furnished guest rooms are made up. Closets are the size of bedrooms for your girlfriends or wife whichever. I guess wives are about out for me now. Bathrooms are lined with mirrors. A Jacuzzi has 165 nozzles. You could get in here with all the girls you want and have a great time. So many girls, so little time.
The formal dining room is quiet and dim, the massive table with its 14 chairs empty. Once, when times were good, this was where he expected to entertain customers who would buy his half-million-dollar boats. Pictures of his grandchildren sit on occasional tables. He has two sons and a daughter. Hes coming back, he says, starting over for them. And to show the boating world he can. In the theater on the top floor, with its black leather seats, he dims the lights and frets with the controls. Watch this! he says, excitement in his voice. When I come back again, this is what I want to be. The screen brightens.
Elvis grasps a microphone. While I can dream, the King sings, from the finale of the 1968 TV special that resurrected his career, please let my dream come true right now.


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|Joanne was making last-minute preparations for her spring 2010 graduation from the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) when the business program director, Jennifer Coots (Diné), received a phone call from a prominent Santa Fe artist looking for an intern. "I asked Michael Roanhorse (Diné) why he didn't call the studio arts department for an intern and he said he specifically wanted someone who had completed our new business and entrepreneurship certificate program."
In 2007, the American Indian College Fund awarded a $400,000 five-year grant from the Lilly Endowment, Inc. to build intellectual capital at IAIA. Under the Woksape Oyate: Wisdom of the People program, IAIA proposed to strengthen the indigenous liberal studies program and further a new business major. To that end, IAIA designed and implemented a new certificate program in business and entrepreneurship. The certificate program can augment the studies of IAIA students, or be taken by a community member to prepare Native artists to operate their own businesses. To date, five students completed the program, including Joanne.
Like many recent graduates, Joanne (who earned a BFA in studio arts and a certificate in the business and entrepreneurship program in 2010) initially struggled with a lack of confidence in transitioning to the workforce. Joanne said she found the prospect of working with a professional artist was intimidating. Coots assured Joanne of the business skills and knowledge she was gaining in the certificate program and encouraged her to ask about the specifics of what Roanhorse wanted. "I spoke with Michael over the phone and felt like I could do the things he was looking for in an assistant," Joanne said, and in a few weeks, she found herself working as the first business intern from IAIA's newest program.
The summer art scene in Santa Fe is "non-stop." Working out of Roanhorse's shared studio on Canyon Road, Joanne found herself immersed with clients, galleries, the press, and a variety of famous artists. Time management skills were crucial for her survival in this environment. "Time management was a big advantage. It's true in the real world that when things are due they're due," Joanne said. She was exposed to strict deadlines in IAIA's certificate program, which boasts zero-tolerance for late assignments. "After the business program, I try to get everything done on time." Joanne stressed that zero-tolerance should continue in the program for the benefit of future students. "I cannot stress time management enough—in the real world—if you lose a possible client you need to go find another one."
Joanne said she found the business program served her well throughout the internship. "Accounting helped because I was trying to help (Roanhorse) manage getting the lowest price and best quality for his money. I was also keeping track of my hours, things he owed—at times I was pretty much running the show." She found herself continually preparing marketing portfolios for galleries and the press on behalf of her boss. She also found small business development helped with the technicalities, legalities, and ethics. "I never thought zoning would come up!" she said. When residential neighbors complained about too many cars parking near the art studio, Joanne brought up the issue of commercial zoning and quickly resolved what could have escalated into a major issue.
The summer culminated with the Santa Fe Indian Market, the world's largest Native art market and exhibition held outdoors in the historic, downtown, Santa Fe plaza. "Indian Market was tough, especially in the second day when I had to set up everything by myself at 6:00 am. Sometimes you just suck it up and do it because it is a business and you need to figure it out yourself," she said.
After completing the rigorous schedule and steep learning curve of her internship, Joanne believes an internship should be a requirement in the certificate program. "If you're interning with another artist, sometimes you think twice about becoming an artist or the type of artist you want to become," she said. Thanks to Joanne's hard work and success, future business internships may be a win-win for IAIA business and entrepreneurship certificate students and the Santa Fe arts community.
Story contributed by Jennifer Coots (Diné), a full-time instructor in the Department of Indigenous Liberal Studies at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA), specializing in business and entrepreneurship. She is the program manager of Woksape Oyate: Wisdom of the People grant.

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New Bern aldermen set a public hearing for Oct. 15 during its Tuesday board meeting to consider a rezoning request on a 68.997-acre lot between Amhurst Boulevard, Elizabeth Avenue, Pinetree Drive and Karen Drive.
Seth W. Parrott made the rezoning request for a 6.35-acre tract of his 68.997-acre lot from R-10 residential district to C-5 office and institutional district, city reports show.
The lot is undeveloped forested land and about 22 acres is in a C-5 office and institutional district, and the remaining 47 acres are in an R-10 residential district.
The C-5 office and institutional district is principally used for residences, certain limited business and professional offices, and some institutional-type uses such as hospitals, medical offices and clinics. The R-10 residential district is principally used to accommodate single and two-family homes with 10,000-square-foot lots for single-family dwellings and 150,000-square-foot lots for two-family dwellings.
A resolution was also approved granting Craven County a land easement.
Craven County is in the process of designing a new water treatment plant to serve its water system customers and needs a discharge location for the plant�s backwash water.
The city agreed to allow an easement on the abandoned Stately Pines wastewater treatment plant discharge line. The easement will not affect any of the city�s current operations, nor impede future operations, staff reports show.
Aldermen also approved resolutions to close the 1100 Block of Walt Bellamy Drive at the Intersections of Norwood and Jones streets Oct. 5 from 4-7 p.m. for a community event for youth and adults; and for the closure of Union Point Park streets on Oct. 4 for a Cycle North event.
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The Planning and Budget Steering Committee (PBSC) coordinates the strategic planning process as well as the college budget process. This committee reports and makes recommendations to the Consultation Council. Membership includes:
- Director of Planning, Research and Accreditation (Co-Chair)
- Vice President for College Administrative Services (Co-Chair)
- Vice President of Instruction
- Vice President of Student Services
- Academic Senate President or designee
- Educational Planning and Assessment (EPA) Chair
- Classified Senate President or designee
- CSEA appointment
- Strategic Planning Group Chairs (4)
- 1 Dean
Development of Goals
PBSC reviews the recommended SMART goals submitted by the strategic planning groups to ensure that they are correctly constructed and forwards them to the Consultation Council. The Consultation Council will review and revise the goals, determine which ones will be retained, prioritize them, and then return them to the SPGs for further action.
Strategy Development
The strategic planning groups will develop specific strategies for the attainment of each of the prioritized goals. Once developed, the strategies will be added to the Strategic Planning Goals and Strategies Form and forwarded to the PBSC for review and forwarding to Consultation Council.
Finalizing the Strategic Plan
Once the Strategic Plan is finalized and approved, it will be published for distribution and posted on the Saddleback College web site.
The implementation of the Strategic Plan will begin with budget decisions for the following academic year. All resource allocation requests will be submitted to the PBSC for review before forwarding to the Consultation Council for action recommendations.
Annual Strategic Plan and Budget Workshop
During the fall in-service each year, the PBSC will conduct a strategic plan and budget workshop, presenting an overview of the approved strategic plan, outlining the different categories of budget allocations, and giving a breakdown of spending and available funds for the current academic year.
Annual Assessment and Review
On an annual basis, the PBSC will:
- Review resources and make recommendations for the college budget based on principles and practices set forth in the College Budget Development Manual and in alignment with the Strategic Plan.
- Notify the college community of funding appropriations and direction for expenditures in accordance with the Strategic Plan.
- Monitor budget and resources to ensure success of the strategic planning process.
- Complete an Annual Review of the Strategic Plan in the spring of each year, and make suggestions to the CC for reprioritizing of goals and strategies.
Meeting Information
Time: 1:30 - 3:00pm
All meetings are held in AGB 106 (President's Large Conference Room) unless otherwise noted
|Planning and Budget Steering Committee Members
|2010-2011 Meeting Minutes
|2009-10 Meeting Minutes Archive
Jennifer Klein (Co-Chair)
Roxanne Metz (Co-Chair)
Carol Hilton
Juan Avalos
Penny Skaff
Barbara Cox
Jennie McCue
Anthony Teng
Shouka Torabi
Kim D'Arcy
Barbara Carey
Charlie Myers
Kathy Werle
Bruce Gilman
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Video: Carbon monoxide Q&A
ATLANTA -- There's an old adage that it takes a certain number of deaths before a traffic light is put up at a dangerous intersection.
Special Coverage | Protecting against carbon monoxide
Thankfully, no one died when a boiler valve malfunctioned at Atlanta's Finch Elementary School on Monday, sending potentially deadly carbon monoxide through the building and 40 children and 10 adults to the hospital.
Nearly all survived in good condition after complaining of nausea and headaches.
On Tuesday the state's top fireman assured 11 Alive he wants to make sure it doesn't happen again.
"Very definitely we dodged a bullet, but there may be more bullets out there," said Georgia Insurance and Fire Safety Commissioner Ralph Hudgens.
Hudgens told us he plans to ask Georgia's General Assembly to at least set up a study committee to look into whether carbon monoxide detectors should be required in all schools.
Right now Georgia law only requires them in newly built one or two family homes.
Only two states, Maryland and Connecticut, require them in schools.
The Maryland law was prompted by carbon monoxide incidents that sent 52 people from two different Baltimore schools to the hospital in one week last year.
Commissioner Hudgens told 11 Alive he'd like to see detectors required not only in schools, but in nursing homes as well.
He said the cost should be reasonable.
"You can buy a carbon monoxide detector for about twenty bucks, so a school system, if they wanted to buy one for every school, then it's not gonna cost much," said Hudgens.
He said each school should only need one CO detector wherever there's a flame, like in a furnace or boiler room.
It could be tied into the school's alarm system which would go off whenever there's a leak.
A slightly more sophisticated one could even shut down the furnace or boiler, according to Hudgens.
Meanwhile, State Senator Vincent Fort (D-Atlanta) told 11 Alive he's considering introducing a bill to require the detectors in schools.
"I've got a call into our legal counsel to ask him to look at what other states are doing," Fort said.
Normally the state legislature tried to avoid micromanaging how cash-strapped school systems manage their money, but he believes it should in this instance.
"The cost is an issue, but the paramount issue is the safety of children, making sure that they are in a safe learning environment," Fort added.
State Legislator Jeffrey Berger, who wrote Connecticut's law, told 11 Alive the smoke detectors used in his state were about $50 each and cost an average sized school system about $5,000 to install.


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The markets advanced during the midday with the Dow soaring 102 points to 12,513 as investors continued to monitor developments in Europe. Nasdaq gained 18 points to 2827.
On the upside
First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR) will increase production at its facility in Frankfurt, Germany due to strong demand.
Shares of Arena Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: ARNA) continued climbing in anticipation of regulatory approval of its obesity treatment Lorcaserin by June 27.
Morgan Stanley initiated coverage of United Rentals (NYSE: URI) with an Overweight rating.
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Jefferies reported that the Food and Drug Administration Manufacturers and User Facility Device Experience database has a new report on St. Jude's (NYSE: STJ) Durata defibrillator leads.
Sterne Agee said that if acquisition rumors proved to be true for Navistar International (NYSE: NAV), the deal would proceed slowly.
FactSet Research Systems (NYSE: FDS) reported higher third quarter earnings but the company forecast current quarter revenue below expectations.
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- You will have one-on-one attention from your professors and advisors.
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i´m quite a bit nervous because this is my very first attempt to draw a digital fantasy map. As it´s still WIP, I´ll cut off some story text and just go in my questions regarding feedback / critisism, perhaps somebody will have helpful hints for me?
My main questions are:
Is there any better way to draw palisades in CD3? The standard tool works okay but i´d appreciate a more realistic look with single & alternating stakes. If necessary, I´d be able to do it in PS3, but the auto-effect system for shadows etc. are really helpful for me within CD3...
The ruins at the bottom right look a bit too clear in comparison towards the rest of the map. I took an extra layer, one with the castle and another without it, and erased bits and pieces manually. After that I redraw the edges to get a clearer cut between roof holes and the rest of the graphic. Any better solution for ruins starting within CD3 & adding some effect in PS or just trial & error with this method?
Please feel free to comment this map on every other aspect, too. I´m really looking forward for any advise I can get.
The last thing is to mention some extra rep: The style is heavily influenced by these absolutely awesome and inspiring tutorials:
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Moving to a New Home? Top Ten Most Forgotten Items
For many people, as soon as they know they are going to move, they begin making a list of all the things they need to do. Contact new schools for the kids, open new bank accounts, change the address with the postal service, pack, etc. The list could go on and on. But often, even the most organized and prepared families might forget to do something important before the move or leave something behind. According to moving research, the list below calls out the most forgotten items when moving. Be sure to add these things to your "to do" list as you prepare to move.
Old Keys: If you've lived in your home quite a while, chances are there are plenty of spare keys around. Take time to collect all of them from friends, family members, your neighbor and that secret hiding place in the backyard. Leave them for the new residents to use until they have a chance to change the locks.
Records: Take some time to obtain copies of your family's medical records. Don't leave any one out – your family physician, pediatrician, dentist and so on. If you've already selected doctors in you new neighborhood, ask the office assistants to transfer or send the records to the new medical offices. This way they can't get mixed up in all the other paper work during the move. You might also consider having your prescriptions transferred in advance to a pharmacy near your new home. Be sure to remember your pets and veterinary records too.
Also, be sure to get copies of your child's school records. You will need them when you register your child at his or her new school. You might even ask the school to forward the records to the new one.
New Address: Keep your new address and phone number handy. You'll be giving it out to everyone from the doctor's office and school to the post office and credit card companies not to mention friends and family members. Don't forget to notify other companies that send mail regularly, such as your favorite magazine, and take time to change your address with the postal service.
Find Your Buried Treasure: Collect any valuables you may have hidden around your home. Carry valuable items, such as a coin collection or jewelry, with you when you travel or put them in a safe deposit box until later instead of packing them in the moving van.
Retrieve, Return and Pass On: Spend some time gathering up all the things that are yours that may not be at your house like the hedge trimmer your neighbor barrowed, the shirts you left at the cleaners, the watch that is being repaired and anything else that is being stored or repaired elsewhere. Also, return anything that is not yours. Return movie rentals. Drop off library books. Return tools you've barrowed from friends. Finally, if you have any responsibilities in the neighborhood, like helping at soccer practice or serving on a committee for your child's school or the neighborhood recycling team, pass them on to others.
Phone Numbers: Pack the phone books at your current residence. Chances are you'll need to tie up loose ends for something or another and won't have the phone numbers you need. Save yourself some time and hassle by taking the phone books with you.
Plants and Pets: Most moving companies cannot or will not transport plants or animals. Make arrangements in advance for their safe transfer to your new home. If you will be traveling quite a distance, take time to locate hotels along your route that welcome pets.
Clean Up: Keep cleaning supplies out so you can clean your house after everything is out. Use the half empty bottles of cleaner and other partially used supplies so you can simply throw them away before you leave. Or if you prefer, make arrangements with a cleaning service to handle the dirty work for you.
Family Funds: If possible, open a checking account in your new town a few weeks before you move. This way you will have cash on hand and immediate access to your funds especially if unexpected expenses arise. Be aware that some businesses will not accept "out of town" checks. Also, be sure to have sufficient cash with you and your credit cards. You never know what you might have to purchase during your move.
Garage Opener: Before you back out of the driveway for the last time, remove your garage door opener. You won't need it anymore, and it will come in handy for the new residents.
With a little planning and extra effort, these commonly forgotten items won't cause you a bit of trouble when moving day arrives.
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Madison, Ill (KSKD) -- A group of investors, led by real estate developer and former professional race car driver Curtis Francois, have reached an agreement to operate the Gateway International Raceway for the 2012 racing season.
"With the 2012 racing season fast approaching, we had to move quickly and negotiate a lease for the facility," Francois said. "We were excited to reach an agreement with the National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) to return in October 2012 with the NHRA Midwest Nationals. This event is very important for the future viability of the track and illustrates the interest the industry has in revitalizing this wonderful entertainment venue."
Gateway International Raceway, previously owned by Dover Motorsports, Inc. out of Dover, Delaware, ceased operations in November, 2010 citing the inability to run the operations with acceptable returns. The new, local investors have plans to expand the use of the facility, and operate in a manner that will be more cost-effective for the long term.
"We are currently working with state and local governments to put together a redevelopment plan that will allow us to purchase the facility and lay a firm financial foundation for the track. We've received incredible interest and support from the racing industry, state and local officials, local businesses and racing fans," Francois said. "We are very excited about the jobs this investment can create and the overall economic impact it can have on the region."
"My staff and I have been working closely with Curtis Francois over the past few months as this deal was nearing completion, and we are excited with this great news," said Mark A. Kern, St. Clair County Board Chairman. "I've known Curtis for many years and I look forward to the reopening of the Gateway Raceway as it means so much to our region, and in particular St. Clair County. The Raceway will once again attract crowds and fans from throughout the region and country."
"I'm delighted that the Gateway International Raceway will be reopened and once again become a wonderful entertainment center for the region," said City of Madison Mayor John Hamm. "This nationally renowned facility is a breath of fresh air for the City of Madison. New operator Curtis Francois has been great to work with and every City Council Member has given me the green light to get this deal done."
About 50 full-time jobs and up to 300 part-time jobs are expected to result from the reopening of the track, and officials are optimistic about the impact this investment will have on the overall region.
Thursday, the NHRA released its 2012 Full Throttle Drag Racing Series schedule and the reopening of the Gateway track was highlighted as a premier event. Francois says plans are for the track to open for a full season of racing sometime in the March of 2012, and there are plans to hold some limited racing events yet this year.
"We are excited to return to the St. Louis area, as we have a very strong fan base in the region and they have always supported NHRA Drag Racing," said Tom Compton, president, NHRA.
Gateway International Raceway is a 150 acre facility located at 700 Raceway Boulevard
in the City of Madison within St. Clair County Illinois. The first racing event at Gateway was held in 1997 and the last held in 2010 under former ownership. Former General Manager Rod Wolter will serve as a consultant on this project with Francois.
As a racing industry veteran, Francois raced for several sanctioning bodies throughout the years including Grand AM, Indy Racing League, Sports Car Club of America (SCCA), and International Motor Sports Association (IMSA). He has been a residential and commercial real estate developer since 1998 concentrating primarily on the developments in the metro east.


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Orlando, FL (Sports Network) - Elias Harris and Kelly Olynyk each netted 13
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Harris hauled in nine rebounds and dished out four assists, while Olynyk shot
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a person who does things like wear skateboarding shirts but doesnt actually skateboard
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sum dumb ass that looks like apunk but does it for fashion.
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A poser is someone who dresses a way to fit in a group of kids that they are not. Usually posers talk way to much about a subject such as skateboarding that they arent even good at. There never seen skating but are seen at skateparks just sitting or just riding around not doing any tricks. When i see somebody wearing a Bam shirt or have a Bam board i see them as a poser. Dont wear element or adio, birdhouse, blind, or shorty's.If you wear a pink shirt, face it your gay dont wear pink. If you want to look cool or dress like you know what to wear my suggestions are: 10 DEEP is the shit, dope as fuckkk, Krew, RVCA pronounced as (rooka) if anybody tells you different tell them they're an idiot first then tell them that they're wrong. Acitve is dope i think, lakai, lrg, dgk, matix, nixon, and some Zoo York. You will deffinetly not look like a poser if you wear those brands with some CCS pants or Krew pants. They talk the talk but dont walk the walk. They listen to certain bands or rappers that other people listen to cuz they dont know what to listne to or becuase thats what everybody else listens to.
Poser: Yeah dude i skate i have a pink bam skateboard. My dad built me a box and a quaterpipe.
Cool Guy: Hey im gonna go say hi to shannon and chelsea right now so i'll call you later.
Cool Guy: Hey im gonna go say hi to shannon and chelsea right now so i'll call you later.
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dumb fuckheads who think they're grim nekro evil kvlt total darkness, but aren't. example: maniac (mayhem), everyone in finntroll, and for a good rating also avril lavigne.
"fucking poser!"
"i fucking kill your poser-ass"
"euronymous was an uber-poser"
"i fucking kill your poser-ass"
"euronymous was an uber-poser"
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anybody popular and dosent even know what it actually means!!
hi i am a popular chick iyou are such a poser because you dont hang out with us hahaha...
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someone who can't dance game but tries and fails blatantly
Damn that was shitty when that poser got shot on Bye Bye Bye normal step!
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someone who, on a message board, pretends to be someone else but copying their avatar, signature, location, etc, and makes their name close h@cker imposter
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posers: Jaimie8O9
Real user: JUICYxCOUTURE
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Yogi Bear Synopsis
Everyones favorite pic-a-nic basket-stealing bear comes to the big screen in Yogi Bear. Jellystone Park has been losing business, so greedy Mayor Brown decides to shut it down and sell the land. That means families will no longer be able to experience the natural beauty of the outdoors and, even worse, Yogi and Boo Boo will be tossed out of the only home theyve ever known. Faced with his biggest challenge ever, Yogi must prove that he really is smarter than the average bear as he and Boo Boo join forces with their old nemesis Ranger Smith to find a way to save Jellystone Park from closing forever.
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Directed by: Eric Brevig
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by nycgo.com staff, 08/28/2012
"Swan Lake" photo by Paul Kolnick • Lighting of the World's Largest Hanukkah Menorah, photo by Joe Buglewicz
New York City has a special charm during the winter months, when the streets are dusted with snow, holiday displays decorate department-store windows and some of the most famous events of the year take place. Winter brings the opportunity to ice-skate at the City's rinks and terrific options for taking in a ballet. Shop for handmade gifts at one of the many holiday markets, view The Orchid Show (the nation's largest orchid exhibition, at The New York Botanical Garden), experience the multicultural Lunar New Year Parade & Festival and ring in the New Year with the Times Square Ball Drop. View the full slideshow for more information on these and many other events. For more, visit our weekly "Free in NYC" and "Top Five Events" features; check out our concert, fashion, art, nightlife and sports listings; see our roundup of annual events; or search for an event in our calendar.


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Take a journey to find yourself : At some stage in their lives, every human being reflects on their own existence, the purpose of life, changes to make, new directions to take. It is essential, especially during times of transition, to stop your everyday activities to then be able to go inside yourself and listen to that little voice inside of you. Step back from all of your duties, social obligations, roles and expectations imposed by the people in your life, as well as from the flood of information and false identities that you take on because of your career, social circle or cultural identity. A soulful journey will enable you to get the relaxation and distance you need from your daily life in order to re connect with your inner self. In addition, contact with another culture will help you understand how your cultural and social network influences you, and it will also allow you to realize that this influence is independent of your true self.
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Location: Statewood Baptist Church 2208 N. Coliseum Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN
We invite you to join us for Agency D3. Children ages 4 thru 6th grade will collect and log evidence about the life of Jesus. As special agents, they will examine eyewitness reports, physical proof, and biblical accounts to uncover and defend the truth about who Jesus really is.
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Australian artists Empire of the Sun and Gold Fields put on a stunning show in Dallas on May 20, 2013, as the Yahoo! On the Road tour heads west.
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Venango and Grant firefighters battled a machinery fire near Brandon on Sept. 26 which destroyed a fairly new baler belonging to farmer Loren Jessen. According to Venango Fire Chief Steve Tucker, the tractor was probably salvageable. The field was already swathed and mostly baled before a bearing went out causing a hot spark that lit material in the baler, he said. Within approximately 30 minutes the fire departments had the blaze extinguished. Fortunately, it was not windy because the fire was headed for a cornfield. "Be careful," Tucker reminds landowners, because in the dry conditions this fall, "it doesn't take much." (Courtesy photo)


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After her great pumpkin get-up, we decided that Courtney Stodden was just fucking with us. You go in costume for Halloween? She goes in costume every day. (Because she a highly dedicated 45 year old performance artist, that's the only way we can justify continuing to watch her). But which one is the most outrageous? We leave that up to you. Cast your vote!
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OPD: Woman cut, stabbed by ex-boyfriend
Published: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 9:54 a.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at 9:54 a.m.
OCALA - A homeless man accused of slashing and stabbing his ex-girlfriend in the neck area, sending her to a hospital, was arrested on aggravated battery and criminal mischief charges.
Around 1:45 p.m. Monday, police officers went to the 500 block of Northeast Eighth Avenue in reference to a stabbing, according to the Ocala Police Department.
Officer Brandon Sirolli found the victim, a 30-year-old woman holding a towel against her neck, behind the address provided to authorities. The victim identified her attacker as John James O'Neill, who had been caught in the Tuscawilla Park area. O'Neill, 36, was covered with blood, according to OPD.
Detective Miguel A. Gauthier went to Ocala Regional Medical Center and interviewed the victim. She told him O'Neill, her ex-boyfriend, had called to her as she was walking down the road.
She said he asked for a cigarette, and when she gave him a cigarette he used some type of object to cut her neck. The woman said she defended herself by pushing and attempting to bite him.
Officials said the woman's wounds, two slashes and two stab wounds to the neck area, were non-life-threatening. She remained in the hospital Tuesday morning.
O'Neill was transported to the OPD for questioning. While there, police said, he spat on a chair and was acting belligerent.
He was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail.
Court records show O'Neill has been adjudicated guilty of various crimes such as lodging in the open and trespassing. He also has been arrested in connection with dating violence against the victim, and in 2012, was found guilty of battery, domestic violence.
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Kevin Roberts, MD, '77, has always believed in the mission, vision and values of Albany Medical Center. In fact, the Department of Anesthesiology chairman's belief is so deep that he supports those goals with his own funds.
"I've been an attending physician here since 1980," Dr. Roberts said. "It was during the capital campaign in mid-1980 that I really started to plan my giving, and I've continued ever since."
|Kevin Roberts, MD, '77, uses employee payroll deduction to assist him in his giving plan.
Dr. Roberts, a long-time member of the Albany Medical College Alumni Association, has supported the Alumni Fund, the association, the Dean's Scholarship Fund and the David Goodman Scholarship Fund, among others. But his primary focus is his own department.
"A good portion of my giving in the last 10 to 15 years has been to a fund I created called the Chair's Discretionary Fund," Dr. Roberts said. "That fund provides support for scholarship and education within our department, affording additional opportunities for continuing education, research and mission work. Those things are very important for the department and the hospital."
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The Iceman SynopsisInspired by actual events, The Iceman follows notorious contract killer Richard Kuklinski (Academy Award® nominee Michael Shannon) from his early days in the mob until his arrest for the murder of more than 100 men. Appearing to be living the American dream as a devoted husband and father; in reality Kuklinski was a ruthless killer-for-hire. When finally arrested in 1986, neither his wife nor daughters have any clue about his real profession.
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the next youtube- please help!!
I am interested in producing a similar website to youtube(on the same scale)
i need to have useful tips on howto starting off, and what should i consider... i am abit confused in where to start off... is youtube made in dreamweaver? wordpress? ...really need some guidance
need a solid well constructed site...i want to build it in the summer lol... the whole summer
thank you
HTML5 is the future - so go there!
Hi ceasar, to create a new YouTube is ambitious (see what Vimeo are doing).
Really, the answer to your question(s) is that YouTube is a bespoke website which is built on original code and technology. The only way to know what it contains is to work for YouTube but even then it's likely that you would only have access to certain parts of the site.
The future of online video is going to be built using what's known as HTML5 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTML5) so if you want to create something to rival YouTube, that's where you should be looking. It's still fairly new technology so at least you have a chance of making something truly original!
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If I were to create my own version of YouTube (I'm not ) I would possibly
allow users to upload videos according to a particular interest or maybe aspiring
film directors, something specific as opposed to general videos.
To build a video upload site similar to youtube is not difficult, there are lots of scripts out there, as well as CMS plugins that will do this. Wont be the same, but will be similar functions, layout etc...
But, the 'scale' of youtube, is not so much down to the script, but the server setup they have which is IMMENSE...
I used to run a video streaming site, specifically for Martial Arts only so a very restrictive niche market.
I cant imagine the bandwidth and hosting that youtube have for the amount of videos and simultaneous users they have on their site...must cost an absolute fortune...
Best way to do things is to start small and niche. Or setup different to youtube...
SocialCam is a good example of this, not laid out like youtube at all, built solely for integration with facebook and doing well with it.
Income generation is all hit and miss though, maybe they will get investment, maybe they will get bought out, maybe they wont... in which case, as a free service to users, they have to bring the cash in somewhere else...!
ClipShare is a good vid script, although as standard its FLV only so no good for apple devices.
You can upgrade it to work with mp4, h264 which is apple friendly.
You can also upgrade it to run on lighttpd for in video seeking (no need to wait for full video rendering) which is essential for a video site...
Or, have a look at Wordpress, there are a number of themes built for video sites.
All the best with the project.
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For a night out to remember, hit the clubs, cafés and bars along the Reeperbahn, Hamburg's legendary party capital. Other Hamburg institutions with big reputations include the Alstervergnügen festival, the celebrations for the Port Anniversary, the Sunday fish markets, the Japanese cherry blossom festival, the many Christmas markets with their festive charm and the Hamburger DOM – northern Germany's biggest funfair.
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Recently, we have been hit with a large amount of viruses that have not been detected by clam. However, they are now reported. So, would it be possible to rescan the entire message database overnight with clam? That is: /opt/store.
I want to get rid of any residual viruses that got past our filter because people are still opening week-old emails and getting infected.
Here's what I found when I ran the following:
Here's a snippet of what was found:Code:./clamscan -r -i -d /opt/zimbra/data/clamav/db /opt/zimbra/store/*
Would it cause corruption if I had clamscan just remove the infected messages? Anyone have experience with this?Code:/opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/13127-17639.msg: Email.Phishing.RB-3469 FOUND /opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/12961-17451.msg: Email.Phishing.RB-3469 FOUND /opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/13687-18288.msg: Trojan.Downloader.Agent-1297 FOUND /opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/12776-17248.msg: Email.Phishing.Bank-72 FOUND /opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/13757-18365.msg: Trojan.Downloader.Agent-1298 FOUND /opt/zimbra/store/0/17/msg/3/13235-17757.msg: Trojan.Agent-57252 FOUND
One other question: Does anyone know how to find out what virus definitions that clam is using to scan the incoming emails with?
When I type zmclamdctl status, it gives no output.
One additional thing to note: I upgraded to 0.94.1 and pointed the symlink "clamav" to the directory that I placed in /opt/zimbra.


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The depth of my alienation from home hit me last January, when Alabama shut out Louisiana State for the college football championship. Even in the familiar afterglow of 'Bama's second title in three years, I had to ask myself, what right did my state have to brag, about anything?
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In order for snow to fall, we know that the temperature has to be 32 degrees or colder... cold enough for water to freeze. But if you take a look at Topper's forecast for tonight, you'll see there's a chance for snow showers or flurries, with an overnight low of 33 degrees in the District. So why, you may wonder, is it possible to have snow falling with an air temperature above the freezing point? The answer is in the clouds!
Snowflakes form from crystallized water droplets in the cloud layer. The temperature in the cloud is well below freezing. So, as the snowflake descends toward the Earth's surface from the cloud, it will remain frozen initially.
Whether or not the snowflake melts is determined by the airmass underneath the cloud layer. If the temperature is below freezing everywhere except right at the surface (or the lowest 100 feet or so), then the snowflake will remain frozen until it touches a warmer surface. You've probably seen this many times, on parking lots and on your car, when the snowflake begins melting immediately after hitting the surface. This is because the snowflake literally didn't have time to melt before touching down! Also, different surfaces can have different temperatures, which is why you'll often see snow sticking to grass and tree branches, but melting on black pavement.
If there is a pocket of air underneath the cloud (but above the ground) which is warmer than freezing, then the snowflake will at least partially melt before it hits the ground. In these situations, the precipitation could change into any of a number of things, depending on the depth of the cold and warm layers. You could end up with rain, sleet, graupel, rimed ice pellets, or freezing rain! Pretty complicated, huh?
It's common to see large chunks of snow fall when temperatures are above freezing. One of the reasons is because the larger snowflakes are heavier, and therefore have a stronger gravitational pull. This allows the flakes to move toward Earth faster. So, the snowflakes less time to melt on the way down!
Of course, when the temperature at the surface is above the freezing point, the snow will melt quickly upon landing. The only exception to this is when the snow is falling faster than it can melt.


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Summary:On vacation in Los Angeles, Walter, the world's biggest Muppet fan, his brother Gary and Gary's girlfriend Mary from Smalltown, USA, discover the nefarious plan of oilman Tex Richman to raze the Muppet Theater and drill for the oil recently discovered beneath the Muppets' former stomping grounds. To stage a telethon and raise the $10 million needed to save the theater, Walter, Mary and Gary help Kermit reunite the Muppets, who have all gone their separate ways: Fozzie now performs with a Reno casino tribute band called the Moopets, Miss Piggy is a plus-size fashion editor at Vogue Paris, Animal is in a Santa Barbara clinic for anger management, and Gonzo is a high-powered plumbing magnate.