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Tuesday News, December 4
City Council Expected To Take Action On New Waste Water Treatment Facility
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars City Council is scheduled to meet at noon today at the city council chambers. The city council will hold two public hearings regarding the rezoning requests for Hy Vee and the North Greenview Estates. The council is expected to discuss and take action on the financing of the new waste water treatment facility, along with pass the new sewer rate ordinance.
Supervisors To Hear About Iowa Healthy Living
(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors will hear a presentation of the 2013 Healthy Living Iowa by Outreach Coordinator, John Stevens. The supervisors will also review the 2013-14 budget request for the Plymouth County libraries. Assistant to the County Engineer, Terry Marienau will update the supervisors on the title 6 plan, as well as discuss the motor grader operation position based at Kingsley.
Sioux City Man Sentenced For 10 Years in Prison For Burglarizing Orange City Radio Shack
(Orange City) -- A Sioux City man has been sentenced for ten years after burglarizing the Radio Shack of Orange City. 19 year old Luis Antonio Giron was sentenced on Monday for the crime of burglary in the third degree, a class D felony. The case arose in the early morning hours of March 13, 2012, when the Radio Shack in Orange City was broken into. The following morning, employees discovered that the back door of the business had been kicked in and the surveillance system had been stolen. The amount of stolen merchandise and damage to the business totaled $10,488. The Orange City Police Department, Sioux County Sheriff's Office, and the Sioux City Police Department conducted a joint investigation which resulted in Giron's arrest in Sioux City. At the time of the arrest, the defendant was on probation in Woodbury County for the offenses of willful injury and criminal gang participation. As a result of his guilty plea to Burglary in the third degree in Sioux County, the defendant's probation in Woodbury County was revoked and a five-year prison term was imposed in the Woodbury County matter.
Sioux City Man Uses GPS System To Track His Wife
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A 25-year-old Sioux City man who'd been tracking his estranged wife has been convicted of interstate stalking and a weapons charge.
Federal prosecutors say Ralph Rogers was convicted last week. The jury acquitted Rogers of kidnapping and another weapons charge. Rogers pleaded guilty in September to another weapons charge.
His sentencing has not been scheduled.
Prosecutors say Rogers had secretly placed a GPS device on his estranged wife's car. Investigators say that when the tracking device showed that she'd stopped at a residence in South Sioux
City, Neb., Rogers got a handgun and drove there.
Prosecutors say Rogers entered the home without permission and assaulted one of the people inside. Prosecutors say Rogers then took his estranged wife back to his home in Sioux City.
Fire Officials Battle Barn Fire
(Le Mars) -- Fire fighters from Le Mars, Merrill, and Hinton were on the scene over the noon hour of a barn fire located about 4 miles south of Le Mars on 220th Street and near County Road K-49. The alarm was sounded at about 11:20 a.m. Upon arrival, heavy black smoke was seen coming from the structure, and within minutes the barn was totally engulfed in flames. The barn is a total loss, along with hay bales that was inside the structure, the building was also housing some construction insulation. A few chickens were lost inside the barn at the time of the fire. Strong northwest winds helped fan the flames, making it that much more difficult for fire officials to extinguish the fire. Le Mars Fire Chief, Dave Schipper says he had concerns about the other out buildings as well as a newly constructed house that sits within close proximity and was downwind of the barn fire.
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The Le Mars Fire Chief says he was worried when fire crews first arrived on the scene.
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Schipper says the cause of the fire was a burn pile that was ignited early Monday morning.
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Fire crews were on the scene of that barn fire for three and a half hours.
In addition to the Le Mars Fire and Rescue, Merrill Fire Department and Hinton Fire Department, as well as the Le Mars Ambulance, Plymouth County Sheriff's office, Merrill Police, and the Le Mars Police Department offered additional assistance.
Gehlen Students Prepare Advent Gift Bags
(Le Mars) -- Advent is a time for reflection and hope in the Catholic Church. The students of Gehlen Catholic are celebrating the start of Advent with reconciliation and Advent gift bags preparation on Wednesday, December 5th. Director of campus ministries, Lisa Sitzmann, says that pre-school, elementary, junior high, and high school students will work together as one to create 382 personalized Advent gift bags. Throughout the remainder of December, students, staff, and moderators will distribute the Advent gift bags to area shut-ins and nursing home residents. Each Advent gift bag includes a pair of socks, lotion or hand sanitizer, lip moisturizer, a package of crackers, and a personalized note, all donated by the students. Sitzmann says Advent gift bags is a special time for the students and staff at Gehlen Catholic.
Iowa Had Record Turnout For Voting
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A record number of Iowans cast their
vote this year in the presidential election.
More than 1.5 million people in Iowa voted in the 2012 election for president and vice
president. That includes another record for early or absentee voting, which brought in more than 688,000 votes.
The data shows more people voted on Election Day for Republican challenger Mitt Romney's ticket, but President Barack Obama had an early voting edge over the former Massachusetts governor.
Fayette County had the highest turnout in the state with more than 84 percent of registered voters casting a ballot. Fremont County had the lowest with just over 61 percent.
Cedar Rapids Police Shoot Driver
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) - Police say a car driver has been fatally shot after a traffic stop by officers in Cedar Rapids.
A news release from the Cedar Rapids Police Department says officers had followed a car that didn't pull over for a traffic stop a little before 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. The chase continued down several streets until the car stopped on the northwest side of the city.
Police say the driver was shot after displaying a handgun as officers approached. Police say the driver was pronounced dead at St. Luke's Hospital.
The names of the driver and the officers and other details about the shooting haven't been released.
The case has been turned over to the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation.
Study Shows Iowa Needs Female Supreme Court Justices
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - A study says Iowa should make changes to improve gender diversity in the judiciary after becoming one of three states with an all-male Supreme Court.
The study authored by University of Iowa law student Gina Messamer is published in the Iowa Law Review.
Messamer said in a press release Monday that Iowa's lack of female representation among its 7 justices is striking, when 31 percent of members of state high courts overall are female. Only Indiana and Idaho also feature all-male courts.
Messamer says Iowa's Judicial Nominating Commission should address what she calls subtle biases that work against female candidates.
When there were three openings on the high court last year, 8 of 9 finalists recommended by the commission to Gov. Terry Branstad were male. Branstad then appointed three men.
Des Moines Gets Ready For Bacon Festival
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - A bacon festival in Des Moines that sold out all of its 4,000 tickets in minutes last year, has doubled in size to accommodate more than 8,000 bacon lovers on Feb. 9 at the
Iowa State Fairgrounds.
The Blue Ribbon Bacon Festival celebrates its sixth annual event by using more than 10,000 pounds of bacon from around the nation.
Last year festival participants ate 6,000 pounds, about 96,000 strips of bacon.
In addition to more food vendors, bacon-related lectures and entertainment also is planned.
This year the festival is selling the $35 tickets through flat-fee ticket vendor Tikly, a technology company started in 2011 in Des Moines.
Tickets go on sale on Dec. 12 at 12:12 p.m.


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On the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918, an armistice was signed to end the hostilities of the First World War. On Nov. 11, 1919, President Wilson proclaimed it a day to remember the signing of that document and the idea was a suspension of business at the 11th hour. On June 4, 1926 it was officially recognized as the end of the war. On May 13, 1938, Armistice Day, as it was then known, became a legal holiday; and on June 1, 1954, the name was changed to Veteran's Day to honor all who had served their country in military service.
Since Sunday is Veteran's Day, the next two cook columns will be dedicated to our veterans and two organizations whose goal is to help our veterans and their families, The American Legion and The VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars). This week's column features the VFW.
The VFW traces its roots back to 1899, when veterans who served in the Spanish-American War and the Philippine Insurrection founded local organizations to help returning veterans, many who were wounded or sick. Veterans were left to fend for themselves after their service as there was no medical care or pension for them.
Membership grew quickly in the organization, 5,000 by 1915 and 200,000 by 1936. Now the membership tops over 2.1 million with their main mission: "To foster camaraderie among United States veterans of overseas conflict. To serve our veterans, the military, and our communities. To advocate on behalf of all veterans."
In 1914, the Ladies Auxiliary to the VFW was founded with their goal to help veterans and their families and has become the backbone of the VFW volunteer efforts. Today the Ladies Auxiliary is involved in many activities in addition to supporting the VFW and its causes. The Auxiliary is involved in community service, funding cancer research, fighting drug abuse and illiteracy, advocating the rights of the elderly, supporting the VFW National Home, Special Olympics and other worthy causes.
Humboldt County saw two VFW Posts and their Auxiliaries Chartered. The Sathers-Odgaard Post #5240 in Humboldt and the Seaquist-Pruitt Post #7083 in Bradgate. Started in the late 40s and 50s these posts continue to serve veterans and their families in Humboldt County as well as promoting veterans' rights statewide and nationally. Currently the Sathers-Odgaard Auxiliary is the only active Humboldt County VFW Auxiliary.
The following recipes come from a few of the members of VFW Auxiliary #5240.
This one from Monie Joiner is bound to bring back some memories of a certain café in Humboldt popular quite a few years ago:
Pig Hip Sandwiches
Monie Joiner
1/2 cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons catsup
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon vinegar
Salt (to taste)
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
Mix all ingredients for dressing together. Butter both sides of hamburger bun and toast in the broiler. Remove and spread each side of bun with the dressing. Fill bun with lettuce and a slice of ham (or other cold meat).
Sugared Pecans
Monie Joiner
(makes a great Christmas gift)
1 pound pecans
1 egg white
1 tablespoon water
1 cup white sugar
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
Beat egg white and water to froth, add pecans and stir to coat.
In a plastic bag combine sugar, salt and cinnamon. Add pecans a little at a time and shake well to cover with sugar mixture. Place pecans on a greased cookie sheet and bake at 350 degrees for about 40 minutes, stirring every 10 minutes. Remove from oven and place pecans on waxed paper to cool.
Chicken Log
Monie Joiner
(2) 8 ounce packages cream cheese
1 tablespoon A-1 steak sauce
1/2 teaspoon curry powder
1-1/2 cups chicken chopped (or
substitute 3 cans chicken,
1/3 cup chopped celery
1/4 cup slivered almonds
Mix all ingredients together, chill. Divide mixture in half and roll each half into a log and then roll in almonds. Serve on crackers or cocktail bread.
Curry Dip
Monie Joiner
1 cup mayonnaise
1 teaspoon horseradish
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1 teaspoon sweet pickle juice
1/2 teaspoon curry powder
Mix all together and use as a dip for fresh vegetables.
Easy Meatloaf
Iona Benz
2 pounds ground beef
2 eggs
1 box Stove Top stuffing mix
1 cup water
1/2 cup barbecue sauce
ketchup (to taste)
1 onion chopped
In a large bowl, mix ground beef, eggs, onion, stuffing mix, and water. Put into a loaf pan. In a small bowl, combine barbecue sauce and ketchup, and spread over the top of the meatloaf. You can also add any other flavors/spices you like. Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes or until no longer pink in the center.
Best Brownies
Iona Benz
1 cup sugar
1 stick margarine
4 eggs
1 cup flour
1 large can of Hershey's syrup
Beat sugar, margarine, eggs and flour; add chocolate syrup and mix well. Bake in a jelly-roll pan (12-1/2 x 17-1/2 x 1) at 350 degrees for 25-30 minutes.
Impossible Peanut Butter
Iona Benz
1 cup sugar
1 egg
1 cup peanut butter
Mix sugar and egg. Add peanut butter and stir well. Place on ungreased cookie sheet by teaspoonfuls, press down with fork. Bake at 350 degrees for 8-10 minutes. Remove from cookie sheet and cool on rack.
Amish Bread for the Bread
Tammy Harms
1 cup + 2 tablespoons warm water
1/4 cup sugar
1/4 cup of oil
1/2 teaspoon salt
2-3/4 cups flour
1 teaspoon bread machine yeast or
rapid rise yeast
Place all ingredients in bread machine in order, set to regular loaf light crust setting. Makes a 1.5 pound loaf. (I have made this with half white flour and half whole wheat also).
Cheeseburger Casserole
1-1/2 to 2 pounds ground turkey or
ground beef
1 can cream of chicken soup
1 can of cheddar cheese soup
(nacho cheese soup works too)
1 package of French fries
(you can also use tater tots)
1 cup of shredded Velveeta or
cheddar cheese
Brown the meat and drain it well. Mix the soups into the meat and then dump into the crockpot. Add the French fries to the top and cook on low for 4-6 hours. Twenty minutes before serving, sprinkle the cheese on top.
Taco Snack Crackers
2 packages of soup crackers
1 package of taco seasoning
1 cup of oil
Dump the crackers in a very large bowl. Pour the oil over them and then sprinkle on the taco seasoning mix. Stir them gently and then stir them every 30 minutes, gently until oil is absorbed. Store in airtight container or Ziploc bags.
The COOK OF THE WEEK 3rd Edition Cookbook is available. Cost per copy is $10.70, plus $4.80 shipping/handling. Order a copy today by sending a check or money order, along with name and shipping address, to: Humboldt Independent, 512 Sumner Ave., Humboldt, IA 50548.


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Naples, FL (SportsNetwork.com) - Sandra Gal opened with six consecutive
birdies on Thursday en route to shooting an 8-under 64 and grabbing a 1-stroke
lead at the CME Group Titleholders.
Gal, the 2011 Kia Classic winner, collected just three top-10 finishes this
Rebecca Lee-Bentham birdied the last for a 7-under 65, which left her alone in
second place at Tiburon Golf Club at The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort.
Lexi Thompson carded a 6-under 66 to grab a share of third place. She was
joined there by Anna Nordqvist and Shanshan Feng, who holed out for eagle on
No. 9, her final hole.
Sandra Changkija is alone in sixth place after a 5-under 67. World No. 1 Inbee
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Lydia Ko, who is making her professional debut at this event, managed a 1-
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defending champion Na Yeon Choi, who had four birdies on the front nine and
three bogeys on the back nine for her 71.
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Venus "V" Williams looks to be flying high in Melbourne, and not because of her recent win over Maria "Shriek"apova. Rumors are flying online that the Wimbledon champion is now engaged to boyfriend Hank Kuehne with whom she has been dating for almost a year now. A source close to the family told MediaTakeOut.com,
"Venus is preparing for (the Australian Open) and she doesn't need the (media) distraction. But everyone is very happy, especially Venus."Based on this recent photo of V practicing for next week's Australian Open, she is sporting a large ring on her left hand. Could it be true?
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Outlook has a recall function when user realize that he has send an wrong email or to a wrong recipient. Is there familiar function in Zimbra?
Alternative, is it possible to configure Zimbra to send later with said 1 min as default? This will be useful for user to cancel, amend or delete send email within that min when they click send by accident or when they recall there are mistakes etc.


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Duel in the Ministry Atrium
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- Albus Dumbledore: "It was foolish to come here tonight, Tom. The Aurors are on their way —"
- Voldemort: "By which time I shall be gone, and you dead!"
- — Dumbledore and Voldemort taunt each other briefly prior to the duel[src]
The duel in the Atrium of the Ministry of Magic was a critical duel fought between Albus Dumbledore and Lord Voldemort in the Atrium of the Ministry of Magic at the end of the Battle of the Department of Mysteries in June of 1996.
The Duel
The duel began when Voldemort entered the Ministry, to find out if the Prophecy was destroyed and to try once again to kill Harry Potter, who had been chasing Bellatrix Lestrange from the Department of Mysteries and was then in the Ministry Atrium. Dumbledore, following Harry, intervened as Voldemort was about to kill Harry. Enchanting the statues from the Fountain of Magical Brethren to protect Harry, immobilise Bellatrix, and warn important Ministry officials, Dumbledore proceeded to take on the Dark Lord. Voldemort responded by Apparating near the fountain pool and firing a curse at Dumbledore, which Dumbledore easily dodged by Disapparating and Apparating by the fountain.
After Voldemort missed Dumbledore, Dumbledore then sent a powerful spell at Voldemort, one which the Dark Lord was forced to block with a Silver shield; the spell did not harm the shield, but made a deep gong-like sound as it was deflected. Voldemort realised that the nature of the spell was not meant to kill him, and, surprised, tried once again to kill Dumbledore; this time, the animated centaur statue intercepted the curse and was destroyed. Dumbledore then cast a fiery rope around Voldemort, which Voldemort transfigured into a snake and sent after Dumbledore. Voldemort again Disapparated and Apparated in the middle of the fountain, sending another Killing Curse at Dumbledore. The snake and the curse nearly struck simultaneously, but Fawkes the phoenix sacrificed himself by diving into the path of the curse. He burst into flames and was immediately reborn as a tiny, featherless phoenix.
Dumbledore then, simultaneously, caused the snake to vanish while raising the water from the fountain to surround Voldemort like a sphere of molten glass. Voldemort struggled unsuccessfully to throw off the suffocating sheet of water, until he finally Disapparated out. After a brief pause where Dumbledore showed his first sign of alarm during the duel, Voldemort attempted to possess Harry, in the hopes that Dumbledore would sacrifice his pupil to kill the Dark Lord. However, the power of Harry's love made it impossible for him to possess Harry, and he fled, taking Bellatrix with him, but not before he was seen by Ministry officials who had just Apparated into the Ministry. The duel was over, Harry was saved, and the Ministry could no longer deny the fact that Voldemort had returned.
Behind the scenes
Ministry Duel (film version)
- "You're the weak one. And you'll never know love. Or friendship. And I feel sorry for you."
- —Harry breaking Voldemort's possession over him[src]
In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix after Harry chases Bellatrix, in rage of Sirius Black's death, he attempts to use the Cruciatus Curse on her. The spell knocks her down, but doesn't cause her prolonged pain. Harry stands over her with his wand pointed at her, while the Dark Lord's voice whispers to him to give into his hatred and kill her. Voldemort Apparates into the atrium and Bellatrix laughs. Harry turns on Voldemort, who Disarms him with a slashing wave of his hand. At that moment Dumbledore appears from one of the fireplaces by way of the Floo Network, and warns Voldemort that the Aurors are on their way.
Voldemort attacks Dumbledore with a jet of green light (possibly Avada Kedavra), which Dumbledore -whilst non-verbally pushing Harry out of the way- counters with a cord of red light (possibly Expelliarmus or Stupefy). During the chaos, Bellatrix disappears through the Floo Network. As both spells collide producing a heating dripping magma effect and the two wands connect in a manner similar to Priori Incantatem (though not truly Priori Incantatem because one wand does not force the other to relive its most recent spells, this only happens if both wands share the same core), Harry backs away to a wall behind Dumbledore. Voldemort attempts several times to direct his curse (still locked in battle with Dumbledore's wand) towards Harry, with lightning-like tendrils popping off from the main beam, but is unsuccessful and instead hits three fireplaces near Harry, causing tiles to explode and parts of the fireplace to come crashing down on the wooden floors.
Voldemort slashes his wand to break the connection and with his hand, quickly breathes fire and conjures a huge, fiery serpent (possibly Fiendfyre). The fire transfigures into the form of the serpent immediately and realises the presence of Dumbledore rearing and striking down with exposed fangs and a completely opened jaw in an attempt to devour him. Dumbledore backs up and slashes at the creature with his wand in a flick like movement, dispelling the flames. Dumbledore then gathers the flames for himself whirling them into a fiery ring like mass, and sends them hurtling towards Voldemort. Voldemort likewise defends himself by pushing the fire passed and around him causing the flames to disappear.
Dumbledore then non-verbally casts a hydro-kinetic spell, where he draws the waters of the Fountain of Magical Brethren so that it erupts and flows out surrounding and encasing Lord Voldemort inside an enchanted sphere of water in an attempt to drown him and finish the duel. Dumbledore maintains the shape of the complex water sphere by continually sculpting and spinning it. Harry gets too close to the duel, necessitating that Dumbledore magically repels him away whilst attempting to maintain his spell and breaks Dumbledore's concentration, this combined with Voldemort slashing through the water causes the sphere to collapse, allowing Voldemort to escape from his watery prison. Voldemort then casts a large, continuous torrent of darkness towards Harry, but Dumbledore holds it back with an exceedingly powerful charm (possibly Protego or Protego Horribilis). In a second attack, Voldemort gathers the black energy into a ball of incandescent light, which he releases with roar, sending the energy in all directions; this explosion of Dark energy knocks over Dumbledore and Harry and causes all the windows in the Atrium to shatter.
The millions of tiny shards of glass start to rain down upon Voldemort and with a flick of his wand he magically diverts their path, causing them to home in on Dumbledore and Harry mid-way through their descent, to which Dumbledore responds by transfiguring the shards into sand en route by means of a transparent, bluish-white shield. The Dark Lord then conjures a small whirlwind which whips up the sand around him. As it falls to the ground, the Dark Lord appears to have Disapparated. However, he then attempts to possess and torture Harry. Harry tries to fight back but is unable to do so until his friends enter the hall. He is reminded of all the happiness he has had with the people he loves and is able to eject Voldemort from his body.
Voldemort materialises above Harry and appears to non-verbally cast some form of Shield Charm around himself and Harry. A faint ring of sand encircles them, floating in mid-air, and whilst Dumbledore seems to be touching the edge of the barrier, his gaze appears to be fixed on Voldemort. Voldemort advances on Harry, but at that moment the Minister for Magic and various Aurors arrive through the fireplaces in time to see Voldemort just before he Disapparates in another whirlwind of sand.
The duel between Dumbledore and Voldemort ends in a stalemate as Voldemort flees. Harry and Dumbledore are vindicated, Fudge is forced to admit that he has been wrong about the Dark Lord, and the Second Wizarding War begins.
Ministry Duel (game version)
- In the video game for consoles, PlayStation, PC, Wii, Xbox, Dumbledore arrives and duels with Voldemort. There are four stages for the player to complete. The player as Dumbledore duels Voldemort using the spells learned in the game in Stage 1. Then in Stage 2 Voldemort can absorb any spell that the player casts at him and then throws it back at Dumbledore. Stage 3 is the same concept as Stage 1, but this time Voldemort will be floating chairs and tables against the player. Stage 4 the player becomes Harry forcing Voldemort out of his mind. After Voldemort has been dealt enough damage a cut scene happens with Harry telling Voldemort he'll never know love or friendship or true loyalty and he feels sorry for him (exactly what he says in the film). The Aurors appear and so does Fudge and they must admit Voldemort has returned.
- In the DS version they engage in a duel like the one in the film.
- In the LEGO game for consoles it is kind of the duel in the film, however with small differences. Harry chases Bellatrix and fires multiple Cruciatus Curses at her. Bellatrix trips and just before Harry reaches her, he runs into Voldemort, who just Apparated in front of Bellatrix, and is knocked back. When Harry points his wand at Voldemort he uses a slashing movement with his hand, like the film, to disarm Harry. Then Dumbledore Apparates in front of Harry. Voldemort and Dumbledore engage in a duel with their green and red spells, while Harry runs around and defeats Apparating Death Eaters (Voldemort has three lives). When defeated, Voldemort jumps onto the edge of the Fountain of Magical Brethren and conjures a fiery snake, like in the film, which Harry and Dumbledore have to avoid, along with its fire balls and fiery gangs. They have to build the sprinkler-system, turn it on, and extinguish the snake with water. Then Dumbledore creates a watery sphere and traps Voldemort inside it, like in the film, and lifts it up onto the height of the top of the Fountain and drops it in an attempt to hurt Voldemort. However, Voldemort quickly jumps off and back to the Fountain's edge. Then Voldemort jumps down and duels Dumbledore with the same spells as before. When defeated again, he Apparates away and smashes all the offices' windows in the entire Atrium, then picks them up and throws them at Dumbledore who has conjured a shield to protect him and Harry, like in the film, while Harry tries to find and build an object to throw at Voldemort (three rounds with this). Then Voldemort uses Legilimency to travel into Harry's mind and looks at Harry's bad memories. However, when his friends turn up Voldemort accidentally shows him the good memories and Harry then overpowers Voldemort (like in the film), and then Fudge and Williamson show up and see Voldemort (like in the book).
- Benchmark for the start of the Second Wizarding War.
- Causes the Minister for Magic to finally accept Voldemort's return.
- Voldemort realises that Harry, via the ancient magical power of Love, can fight off Voldemort's Legilimency.
- Allows the Ministry of Magic to understand Sirius Black's innocence and honor him a hero, though he was too late to enjoy his freedom since he was murdered by his own hated Death Eaater cousin in the.Battle of the Department of Mysteries nearby.
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (First appearance)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (film)
- Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (video game)
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Cyclones Defeat Coyotes 3-1
Vermillion, S.D.- The Iowa State University soccer team improved to 2-0 on the season after strong 3-1 win over South Dakota in Vermillion, S.D.
Last game the Cyclones were led to a win with the help of the freshman. Senior leadership took over this time as three seniors hit goals for the Cyclones and Iowa State defeated South Dakota on the Coyotes home turf.
Senior Erin Green started the Cyclones off with a goal in the 12th minute. The goal marked the first of the season for Green.
"Getting on the board and taking the lead early was a goal the team set before this game and the achieved it," head coach Wendy Dillinger said.
With the score tied 1-1 in the second half seniors Emily Goldstein and Jennifer Dominguez took over. Goldstein hit a shot in the 53rd minute and just ten minutes later Dominguez, who led the Big 12 in goals per game last season, came through and hit another goal for the Cyclones. The two goals were both firsts this season for the seniors.
"The team battled through the high heat and humidity to pull out a win," Dillinger said. "Getting two results on the road gives us momentum heading to Tuesday's game at home."
Senior goalkeeper Maddie Jobe registered 5 saves during the contest. Last season Jobe tallied 74 saves and has improved her career total to 234, placing her fourth overall in all-time saves in the Cyclone record book.
The Cyclones attempted 12 shots as a team and had seven shots on goal for the game. The Coyotes pelted 15 shots at Maddie Jobe, but good defensive work by the Cyclones allowed only one goal.
The Cyclones return to action Tuesday against Western Illinois at 8 p.m. CT for the first home match of the season at the Cyclone Sports Complex. Results will be available on Cyclones.com after the conclusion of the game.


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Any idea when this will be released?
Any idea when this will be released?
Welcome to the forums.
Is there something specific in 3.1.0 that you want/need?
FYI, there's a developers build of 3.1 that I'm running and it's been available for download since the 31st march so I would guess it'll be soon.
Is the developers edition as "stable" as a beta? Can I get this through my Zimbra salesforce login?
As for what I'm looking for...below is a copy of email correspondence I have had with Zimbra engineers and sales -- they have replied to most of these already that they will be included/fixed/improved in 3.1:
Outlook Improvements/Questions/Documentation Requests:
1) Addition of Tasks to Outlook and Web UI **** High ****
2) Rules working in outlook -- move to folder on recieve/send etc **** High ****
3) Share email account with other users (delegate emailing)
4) Share Calendar among multiple users -- and create "public" calendars not owned by any single person
5) Edit the GAL other than in the admin interface (e.g. make the GAL a huge shared address book rather than only Zimbra accounts)
6) Allow users to create shared distribution lists from Outlook -- not just GAL ("Admin level users")
6) Share Contacts among multiple users -- not just gal sharing
7) PST Import tool -- how to modify MSI installer to turn on ssl, automatically input server name, etc.
1) PST Import Tool -- crashing after 4 failures and not sure why getting failures
Pst import stops at 4 errors? no tag_id returned
Problem indicated in ZCSImportWiz-3.0.0_M4_151.exe
Tried with other version: ZCSImportWiz-3.0.0_M4_34.exe
2) Outlook Connector Sync -- not responsive all the time, often Web UI will be behind outlook or vica versa. Hitting "Send/Recieve" doesnt get back in sync
3) Outlook -- added in secondary accounts (IMAP, Hotmail) and crash when trying to send email from those SMTP
Security and Continuity:
1) Adding a certificate to match all domain names -- not just main domain name
2) Can you modify the main zimbra domain without reinstalling (eg. edit /etc/hosts and then make it effective)
3) Import a PST using Outlook Import tool versus Zimbra MSI tool -- do they do the same thing -- can you use the
1) Spamassasin and Rules Du Jour -- do you have any info on using this with Zimbra to update the spamassasin lists -- does Zimbra already do this?
2) Are their any load testing scenarios/tools available -- Is there a recommended way to use a LoadRunner or WinRunner product to test simultaneousl load on a Zimbra Box or Cluster?
3) There is a bunch of info published about Asterisk and Zimbra "unified messaging" -- is there a Zimlet out yet to work with Asterisk or still only for Skype?
4) What wireless sync devices will be supported -- will blackberry enterprise server or intellisync be required or will this be integrated into Zimbra? Will there be extra fees for these featuers?
Backup and Mirroring:
1) Are methods built into Zimbra to have a mirror server running in real time in the pipeline? e.g. if box fails other picks up and has exact replica of messages etc without the need to change MX records, DNS, etc.
2) If you are going to RSYNC a backup to different server and perform a restore to get the server to the same spot the primary server is on -- what must be considered about the two servers "matching" one anotehr -- eg. must they already have the same user accounts, alias's etc. configured? Will this work as a method to keep a backup server running?
Ah, I see, you're after the network version. I'm afraid I was talking about the OSS version as that's what's mostly discussed here so I won't presume to answer any of those question except one. I use rules_du_jour with the OSS version and there's no problem in using it, it's not supplied by default though.
Goal is later this week.Originally Posted by EFSNetworks
Looking for new beta users -> Co-Founder of Acompli. Previously worked at Zimbra (and Yahoo! & VMware) since 2005.
Hi everyone. I'm new to Zimbra, and have been looking through the forums for a few days.Originally Posted by KevinH
I just bought a mac mini (intel) and installed Zimbra on it this evening, and one of the things I'm wondering is if there will be an upgrade path from the development version to the official 3.1 version.
I noticed there had only been a few downloads of the development version of 3.1 on intel architecture, so if I can do anything to help out, I'm eager.
Welcome to the forums.
Yes, there's an upgrade path from the Developers Build to a GA release. You just run the install script and if it finds a version installed it will upgrade that. You should, of course, always have a backup of your data - just in case.
The Developers Builds are to be considered Beta versions and you shouldn't rely on them for production work - feedback on any problems is always helpful. I have run most (if not all) of the developers builds without problems.
I would be really interested in the asterisk zimlet being added to 3.1.
I have been chasing after this but seems it is only on the development/cvs system and i don't want to change my mail system to that just yet.
Phoenix, please help me to make rules_du_jour work with zimbra. I have configured rules_du_jour by help on the http://www.exit0.us/index.php?pagename=RulesDuJour page, but I don't know how to configure path to spamassassin in config file. Later I have found this - http://sietse.net/exoops/modules/Zimbra/ - but it did not help me either. I simply don't know where the spamassassin "executable" is located. Can you give me the clue, or post your rules_du_jour config?
spamassassin is loaded kind of as a library by amavisd-new in zimbra. the sa ruleset lives in /opt/zimbra/conf/spamassassin. A rulesdujour setup like this should help:
SA_RESTART="/opt/zimbra/bin/zmamavisdctl restart"


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Loved this. Used my homemade veggie bouillon for the base.
Broccoli-Cheese Chowder
From EatingWell: Winter 2004, The EatingWell Diabetes Cookbook (2005)
This satisfying remake of broccoli chowder benefits from the creamy texture of cooked potatoes and smooth, tangy reduced-fat sour cream instead of getting its richness from as much as a cup each of cream and cheese. Not only is the flavor vibrant, but a single serving gives you over half of the daily recommendation for vitamin C.
94 Reviews for Broccoli-Cheese Chowder
I had leftover baked potatoes from Sunday dinner and a head of brocoli in the fridge. What to do? This was the perfect recipe. I used the baked potato, which worked fabulously. I did add some crushed red pepper flakes and white pepper as added seasoning.
I was very surprised that this soup tasted as good as it did, with no butter & no heavy cream, etc. - we were pleasantly surprised. I plan on making it again next weekend. I even messed up slightly by trimming my broccoli but failing to separate florets from stems, so they went in the pot together, but it did not seem to make any difference. Also, when I blended the soup, I chose to use my immersion blender and just puree all of it (for ease); it tasted fine. I did add extra cheese to the soup, but would skip that next time, and just sprinkle a little extra for garnish to each bowl. Good, solid soup for cold days/nights.
After reading the other reviewers' problems with the low fat cheese and the potato, I had trepidations but it turned out fine. Living in Jordan, I had to substitute 1.5% low fat laban, sort of like Greek yogurt, for the low fat sour cream, and it worked well. I kept waiting for it to separate but it didn't and the flavor was what I wanted. I did use an immersion blender instead of following the instructions and that might have made it a bit thick. I also threw in a bit of parmesan. My husband kept complimenting the soup while he was eating it so I knew it was a hit. I'm trying to show my Dutch husband that we can eat healthy and still enjoy food. He'll eat anything with cheese in it but he has to watch his cholesterol and he tends to ignore vegetables. Voila!
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Lisa McGovern, the regional director of Wine Australia for the UK, Ireland and Europe, has resigned.
On 9 August we published an article entitled 'Nine sherry bodegas fined â¬7m for breaching competition rules'. We would like to correct certain misleading statements in the story.
Over 1000 mourners attended the funeral of Thierry Manoncourt of Chateau Figeac, who has died aged 92.
If Bordeaux does not have rain by 10 September, top consultant Jacques Boissenot may advise clients to pick at less than full phenolic maturity â" causing a risk of greenness in the wines.
Australian winemakers have been banned from using the words Champagne, Port and Sherry on their labels under a major EU deal.
Nine new Masters of Wine have been announced today, including three Decanter World Wine Awards judges and one DWWA regional chair.
East Sussex winery Ridgeview took the top sparkling wine trophy at last night's Decanter World Wine Awards �� to the amazement of its owners.
A winery in Upper Galilee beat some of the world's most renowned producers of Syrah and Shiraz at the Decanter World Wine Awards.
Drinks giant Diageo is calling for all drinks to be taxed at the same rate per unit of alcohol, regardless of whether they are beer, wine or spirits.
Chateau Carbonnieux in Pessac Leognan is due to begin picking its Sauvignon Blanc grapes at the end of this week after a 'roller-coaster' season of highs and lows.
A fine wine store at Dubai Airport is claiming a world record after a customer spent a total of US$107,000 on eight bottles of wine.
The Naples (Florida) Winter Wine Festival will offer an unprecedented auction lot of 100 bottles of 100-point wines at its annual event in January.
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Short Term Study Tours
The Sage Colleges offers a number of short term travel trips generally in January or in May. These trips are connected to an academic class which can offer 1 - 3 credits. These trips are planed by a faculty member in conjunction with the Office of Cultural Enrichment and Diversity.
Why go on a short term travel trip? The cost of the trip is paid up front before you leave and covers: airfare, hotel accommodations, tour guides, ground transportation, entrance or admission fees, travelers insurance, and many meals.
Refund Policy:
Participants are required to make a non-refundable deposit upon signing up for any short term travel trip through the college. A full refund minus the deposit and any costs incurred by The Sage Colleges regarding trip costs, will be granted prior to 30 days of the trip departure date. No refund will be awarded after the final payment date or 30 days prior to departure date, whichever comes first.
Upcoming Trips
U.K Cultural Immersion: Interdisciplinary Perspectives
December 27, 2013 - January 9, 2014
Day 1 -Fly from NYC to London, UK
Day 2 - Arrive in London, transfer to hotel. Shakespeare Rally I (British Library, National Portrait Gallery, Leicester Square, Carnaby Street)
Day 3 -Morning class then visit Bloomsbury Medical/literary walking tour, British Museum, Show/Concert #1
Day 4 -Morning class, visit St. Bartholomew's Priory and Hospital, Show/Concert # 2
Day 5 –Tate Gallery, House of Parliament and Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Optional Evensong at Westminster
Day 6 -Free day
Day 7 –Shakespeare Rally II (National Gallery, Sir John Soane Museum, Globe Theater, Southwark Cathedral, Show/Conert # 3
Day 8 –Tate Modern, Brick Lane (shopping), Stay in Brick Lane for Indian dinner, Show/Concert #4
Day 9 - Morning class, visit Florence Nightingale Museum, Monument to Sir Christopher Wren, Jack the Ripper Tour
Day 10 - Old Operating Theater Tour, Lord Leighton House, Show/Concert #5
Day 11 - Free Day
Day 12 —Wellcome Collection, Lunch at Ye Olde Cheshire Cheese, Optional Fleet Street & St. Paul's Catherdral
Day 13 - Free day
Day 14–Travel from London, UK to NYC
Total Cost for Trip: $3,700.00 (final payment due by November 1, 2013)
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May 19 to June 2, 2013
Beijing, Xian, Guilin, and Shanghai
Business in China (MBA 599) is a three (3) credit Multi National Corporate and Cultural Study Tour offering the opportunity to study through travel. China was once deemed the sleeping giant, however, the giant is awakening. At 5000 years old, China's civilization is one of the worlds oldest, but is evolving into a 21st century global economic leader. Participants in this study tour are introduced to China's history and culture, while enabling them with knowledge and experience to perform in the global economy. The study tour includes multi-national corporate tours and culture exchanges.
4 Days in Beijing The Capital of the Peoples Republic of China including the National Peoples Congress, Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, The Great Wall, Beijing 2008 Olympic Complex, Summer Palace, Temple of the Heavens, et al.
1 Day in Xian - One of the 4 great ancient capitals of China - Terracotta Warriors, the Shaanxi Provincial Museum
1 Day in Guilin A city on the banks of the Lijiang River and known for its breathtaking scenery - Li river boat cruise highlights the contrasting beauty between urban and rural China
7 Days Residency in Shanghai - Discovering a hybrid communist-capital system at Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade (SIFT) including seminars, lectures and presentations at SIFT, tours of the GM Buick Assembly Plant, G.E., American Express Financial Center, the Shanghai Stock Market, the WTO (World Trade Organization) Center in Shanghai, and other multi-national corporate and cultural tours of Shanghai.
Total Cost for Trip: $4,943.00 per double occupancy (final payment due by February 15, 2013)
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1970 Boss 302 Ford Mustang - The ScreamerWritten by Douglas Glad on April 17, 2008 Contributors: Wes Allison It's real and it's fast and it's real fast. Better than an all-girl pit crew (almost).
She holds it in gear until you wince and wish she would shift, but she doesn't. The Boss was designed with revvin' in mind, and Michelle clings to the abstract without mercy as she holds the pedal to the floor until the valvetrain clatter forces a shift. We know it when we see a throttle jockey who likes to rev by the faint veil of blue smoke that follows the car around, and all the signs were there. Thirty-five years earlier, Michelle might have been the Danica Patrick of Trans-Am.
We met her in a small office straight from a prison movie with bars on the cloudy windows and stark bleach-white cinder block. A pile of street-rod parts was on the floor. "Is it your dad's or your boyfriend's?" She hates questions like that, so we didn't ask. Instead, it was the first thing she volunteered to us. Michelle takes pride in being the one who breaks stuff and tinkers and owns the thing, so she has the right to kick those guys to the curb.
We walked outside and Michelle pointed around the alley at her '32 pickup shell that is getting a flathead. "Have you seen the pistons on a flathead? They are cool. We just took it apart the other day. They are sooo cool." She remembers being around 9 or 10 years old when she first spied a real Trans-Am Mustang. "My dad said, 'You better start saving your money because those cars are expensive.'" Short of the Boss 302 she really wanted, she managed to find a Wimbledon White Mach 1, but that wasn't enough, so she sold it to her dad and went after a Boss.
Michelle went from a 10-year-old clutching a copy of a vintage Trans-Am picture book to negotiating the sale of a real 302 car from a guy she met at a Carl's Jr. cruise night. "He had a Ford Fairlane, and I had a '72 Ford Econoline, so we started to talk. Don't get the wrong idea, the van was my dad's." The car was in a zillion pieces in a garage, and in her words, after some majorly annoying wrangling, the car was hers.
With a U-Haul trailer hooked to the van, Michelle went to scoop up all the parts; the engine and transmission went to Yorba Linda, California, to be rebuilt, and the body parts went to Ranger Performance, a shop owned by her boyfriend that happens to be where the car is stored now. There, they assembled the body and suspension, reupholstered the interior, and repainted all the interior pieces. Sadly, the stock steering wheel was missing, so Michelle replaced it with the MOMO.
Once the car had acceptable paint and a rebuilt 302, Michelle was bent on the thrash, and you could find the car screaming around the track at the Monterey Historic races or at 7,000 rpm with electro-cutout exhaust on the Buttonwillow Raceway. Laps at Fontana, the Hot Rod Power Tour(tm), and daily street whipping were ended when someone backed into the car and wasted the original paint. At that point, Michelle decided maybe it wasn't such a good idea to be rallying an actual Boss 302 Mustang, so she decided to restore the car with better paint and an interior redo. Nice as it is now, you can still catch it over-revving on the street-not a pampered life by any means. She still has a pretty big cam in there.
Tech Notes
What: It's a real live '70 Boss 302 Ford Mustang that Michelle lusted after from the time she was a kitten. She drives it like a rental.
Owner: Michelle Holstien; don't ask her if a boy built her car, she might slug you.
Hometown: Riverside, California, where you can probably hear the valves float as Michelle tries to find the point where a piston actually flies out of the block.
Wrenches: Larry Binder Jr. helped with the hard math and the garage space, her dad, Bruce, gave her the van, and Attila Vecsemyes at Ranger Performance did some additional wrenching.
Engine: The 302 was assembled in Larry Binder's garage after being machined by Pro Machine in Placentia, California. With 11.0:1 slugs and a custom Comp Cams hydraulic flat-tappet cam with 0.648/ 0.627 lift, the 302 made 390 hp on the engine dyno with the stock intake then 410 at 7,000 with the Bud Moore intake. It might have made more if she'd revved it higher. "I wasn't going to blow my motor just to get it down on paper."
Heads: The Boss 302 is essentially a 289 with a 3.00-inch stroke and the same 4.00-inch bore with the addition of a set of heads similar to the 2V 335 series with canted valves and huge ports that were introduced for the 351 Cleveland in 1970. This set has a 58cc chamber, 2.19 intake and 1.76 exhaust stainless steel valves, and cool-e-o polished-aluminum valve covers.
Headers: The pummeling exhaust note is from a set of 171/48-inch Hooker Super Comps with 3-inch tubing and V-Force, two-chamber mufflers. Michelle also installed an electronic exhaust cutout from Doug Thorley Headers. She prefers to drive it on the street with the exhaust wide open "because they are sooo freaking cool, I don't have a radio, that is my stereo."
Intake: Michelle poked around eBay and the Internet to find authentic Trans-Am Mustang stuff like a Cross Boss intake and original Boss 302 heads and ended up finding a Bud Moore mini plenum from the '60s at the Carlisle All-Ford Nationals. Bud Moore even signed it for her. "I took it to him on an airplane; that was fun."
Carburetor: Back in the day, a racing Trans-Am Mustang should have had a Cross Boss intake and a couple of huge carburetors, but the Boss intake required so many specialized carb and ignition parts, it was never run in the races. Michelle just uses a Holley 750 and an MSD Pro Billet distributor instead.
Transmission: She shifts it, eventually, with a T5 transmission from an '89 Mustang and a McLeod 10.5-inch clutch and T5 bellhousing. The rear is a 9-inch with 3.89 gears and 31-spline axles.
Suspension: Most of the suspension parts are out of a '67 390 Mustang. The heavy-duty 53.00x2.50-inch rear leaf springs and staggered shocks try to dampen wheelhop during what Michelle calls "full-throttle starts," and the donor car also provided a heavy-duty front stabilizer. It has Koni shocks and 390 springs with one coil cut to get the frontend down.
Looks: She was happy with it for almost three years until it was hit in the alley. The insurance provided the funds for the last piece of the puzzle: the paint. The body was repaired, the antenna was shaved, and a billet grille, HID headlights, and sequential taillights were added. The paint is BASF Glasurit dual-stage Medium Lime Green Metallic applied by Gil Terrazas at Ranger Performance. The stripes are from a kit she bought off eBay. The wheels are 15-inch Minilites with Dayton 235/60R15 and 255/60R15 tires.
Interior: It's stock except for the custom center console built by Ranger Performance. It went to Larry's Thunderbird & Mustang Parts (larrysmustang.com) for the new headliner.


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Rob Kardashian Will Expand Arthur George Sock Line in 2013
Hold on to your trouser socks, kids. Rob Kardashian, who launched his Arthur George sock line in November 2012, plans to make an even bigger splash in the luxury sock business in 2013.
The Los Angeles Times profiled Rob's budding business, calling it a "colorful, cacophonous collection," and revealed that the Spring 2013 collection will add socks and hosiery for both women and juniors. Additionally, an official website for the brand, tentatively called AGSocks.com, is expected to launch on February 1.
Rob himself previewed some of those looks in December 2012, showing off some super-sexy stockings with edgy patterns.
We have to say, he seems to have quite an eye for fashion! Guess it just runs in the Kardashian family.
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Seems like a simple question. One of my user is complaining that he can not find shared folders in his mailbox any more. I have tried to search in various log files but couldn't find any information.
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USES: Lamotrigine is used alone or with other medications to prevent and control seizures. It may also be used to help prevent the extreme mood swings of bipolar disorder in adults.Lamotrigine is known as an anticonvulsant or antiepileptic drug. It is thought to work by restoring the balance of certain natural substances in the brain.
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The Prostate Cancer Stem Cell Lab
By employing prostate cancer (PCa) as a model system, our lab studies general principles governing cancer stem cell (CSC) development that generates the cellular heterogeneity of the tumor. Our work suggests that PCa cells are not all equal with respect to their tumorigenic and metastatic potential. Rather, PCa cells with many hardcore stem-cell properties exist. These stem-like PCa cells (i.e., PCSCs) are mostly undifferentiated lacking the expression of PSA, preferentially express stem cell-associated genes and epigenetic landmarks, can undergo asymmetric cell division and regenerate differentiated cells, are more quiescent and resistant to castration and other clinical and experimental therapeutics, and can re-create the PCa cell heterogeneity in the tumors. The lab currently focuses on: role of normal prostate stem/progenitor cells in PCa development; mechanisms of PCSC self-renewal and cell division (i.e., symmetric vs. asymmetric); the epigenetic landscape in and epigenetic regulation (e.g., by miRNAs) of PCSCs; role of PCSCs in therapeutic resistance, castration-resistant disease, and distant metastasis; and developing novel therapeutics targeting PCSCs. These projects employ xenograft tumors, primary tumor samples, as well as genetic mouse models. The ultimate goal of our research is to uncover the unique properties of PCSCs and design specific therapeutics such as monoclonal antibodies and chemical drugs to target PCSCs.
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|School invests scholarship moneys
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Investment of scholarship moneys in the amount of $130,000 was approved at the Sept. 1 meeting of Holyoke School District Re-1J School Board.
The investment was made with American National Bank in a 12-month CD at 1.75 percent interest for approximate earnings of $2,275.
Supt. Bret Miles emphasized because this money is used directly to award student scholarships, it is in the best interest of the school district to find the best rate, even if that rate is not with a local bank.
Local interest rates for the CD were quoted between .44-.75 percent. Last year, the scholarship account was invested at a rate of 3.47 percent at Bank of Colorado and earned $3,570.
One year from now, an attempt will be made to move the account back to a local bank, noted Miles.
Other business
In other business at the Sept. 1 meeting, the Re-1J board:
—canceled the Nov. 3 school board election, with the three candidates automatically elected to the three open positions. Kris Camblin, Kim Killin and Jeff Tharp will take office Nov. 17.
—accepted the resignation of elementary school custodian Paul Speicher, effective Sept. 11.
—reviewed draft guidelines for effective communication, which will return to the Sept. 15 meeting for further discussion. It includes beliefs about communication, as well as communication between the following: board member/board member, board/superintendent, board/superintendent with staff and board/superintendent with community.
—admitted nonresident students Kyleigh Jaeger from Venango, Neb. and Christopher Ballard, Levi Wright and Asher Wright from the Yuma School District.
—received homeschool notifications for Morrgan Uptain and Noah King.
—revised the organizational chart as presented at the Aug. 18 meeting, with one change. Coaches were added under the responsibility of the activities/athletic director.
—approved use of the new gym for a fifth and sixth grade girls' basketball tournament Jan. 16 and for a cheer clinic on Jan. 23.
—approved applications for Type V teaching authorization for substitute teachers Joseph Bailey, Kia Kassman, Jessica Deering and Carrie Orvis.
—reviewed an update of activities on the Superintendent's Entry Plan.
—held a work session at the close of the meeting to discuss the superintendent's evaluation tool.


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02 October 2013
You've probably tasted a bit of beer in your time. But have your really stopped to savour the delights of cask ale: bitter sweetness, bananas, toffee, biscuits, pineapple, lychee – they're all there somewhere…
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01 October 2013
The brewers of Kent have joined forces for the second year running to bring a raft of green hop beers to drinkers in Kent – perfectly timed to celebrate Cask Ale Week.
There are just four ingredients in cask beer – water, malted barley, yeast and hops. It is the latter of these that are probably the least understood.
We visited the Stockholm Beer and Whiskey Festival which took place on 26-28 September this year, to show the good people of Sweden what British beer is all about.
Our pub of the week this week is the spectacular Horse and Groom - a striking grade II listed building beautifully situated on Rushlake village green in the heart of the East Sussex countryside. The award winning pub absolutely oozes with history and can be dated back to 1650; it has had its current name since at least 1777.
30 September 2013
The first question a lot of people ask about cask ale is:what's the difference between it and other beers, such as lager and keg/bottled ales?
Cask ale has a lot of different names: cask beer, real ale, cask conditioned beer, beer from the handpump, even beer from the wood or real beer.
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Shepherd Neame LimitedThe Faversham Brewery17 Court StreetFavershamKent. ME13 7AXUnited Kingdom
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Double Wall Faceted Mug, 10 fl oz
Celebrate the colder season with this 10-fl oz coffee mug featuring a unique 'ice'-faceted design. A cool gift for the holidays, the ceramic mug's double wall construction helps keep hands cool and drinks warm, while the berry-colored press-in lid with silicone seal minimizes spills when secured properly. Embossed Siren logo. Handwash recommended. Do not microwave.
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|Musicians orchestrate success in Smorgasbord Concert
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
"Music Education Orchestrating Success" was the focus at the annual Smorgasbord Concert held Friday, March 1 in the HHS auditorium.
School bands and choirs combined for the musical entertainment and played to a packed auditorium crowd.
Junior high and high school choirs were under the direction of Marcia Dalton; grade 5-12 bands and jazz band were directed by Miko Martinez; and the HHS select choir "Sound Check" was led by Maury Kramer. Sharon Strauss served as accompanist.
"Sound Check" performer Trevor Dalton, pictured at right, takes center stage while fellow select choir
Prior to the evening concert, the Music Parents Association served their traditional smorgasbord meal at the elementary cafeteria and gym to raise funds for the music program.
"Sound Check," the HHS select choir, took the stage first and entertained with "Stand by Me;" "Hallelujah," with soloist Eva Penzing; and "Bitten by the Beat."
Three girls performed vocal solos during the program. They included eighth-grader Megan Humphreys, "Because of You;" seventh-grader Gabriela Masis, "My Heart Will Go On;" and sophomore Kaety Overton, "Land of our Dreams."
Gabriela Masis earns a standing ovation for her solo "My Heart Will Go On."
Fifth-grade band member Shianne Willmon was selected as student conductor for "Merrily We Roll Along." Additionally, the young band members played "Song of the Fjords;" "Eva's Magic Flute," named by band member Eva Goytia; and "Go Dad Go," by band member Emily Jelden.
Sixth-graders performed "Dragon Slayer."
Lauren Bergner, pictured at left, performs in a number by the 5A portion of the fifth-grade band, while
For the junior high band's portion of the program, the audience enjoyed "Clouds" and "The Tempest," with soloists Jasmine Cazares, Michael Voigt and Israel Lujan.
The HJHS concert choir sang "Seed to Sow" and "World's Greatest," while the combined JR/SR High choir presented "Tumbai" and "Ahrirang."
HHS concert choir members performed "Into the West" and "Riversong," with soloists Sidney Struckmeyer and Luke Stewart.
Luke Stewart, pictured at left, and Sidney Struckmeyer are featured soloists in the high school concert
The HHS symphonic band played "Fanfare for a New Age" and "Ash Lawn Echoes," with soloists Dani Brandt and Kaylee Ham.
The evening program closed with the JR/SR High jazz band. They performed "Mission Impossible," with soloists Rachel Schneider and Eva Penzing; and "Stairway to Heaven," with Schneider as soloist.
Music Parents Association president Holli Purkeypile acknowledged sincere appreciation to the music directors in the school system.
Fifth-grade band member Alexeya Bohlender receives a hug from vocal music instructor Marcia Dalton
The directors presented flowers to all members of the Music Parents Association: Purkeypile, Steph Krogmeier, Olga Sullivan, Tancy King, Sharon and Al Strauss, Monica Powell and Annette Shaw.
Omimex Petroleum Group was also recognized for their generous donation to the music program.
Top ticket-sellers were recognized and rewarded with prizes during the program. Alexeya Bohlender was the grand prize winner.
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I cannot INSTALL it Zimbra
I keep getting:
Windows Installer error -
This installation package could not be opened. Contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid Windows Installer package
so, I tried a few things:
1.deleting the file i just downloaded and tried downloading a new one then restart my PC - same result
2.tried modifying registry setting of Win31FileSystem & NtfsDisable8dot3NameCreation to 0 - same result
OS:Windows 7
Dwnloaded file: zdesktop_2_0_b10580_win32 / 3.05MB
What gives? I just want to have a free decent client mail that i can BRAG about.
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Hi everyone! First time post. A friend and I drew Pecos elk tags ( unit 45) Oct 12 to 16 hunt dates. I have hunted deer in Illinois for years, had an awesome black bear hunt in Wisconsin last year and have hunted deer and antelope in Wyoming, but never elk. 45 was my 3rd choice after studying the NM Mrs and am very excited to get after em.
I have been looking over my Pecos Wilderness map and feel kind of overwhelmed on where to start, so far as which TH to start at, how far to hike in to get away from other hunters, what elevation to begin looking, etc.
We plan to hike in on foot several miles and hunt out of a tent.
I notice a lot on the bow hunting side of it but not much on the Oct rifle hunt.
Any info is appreciated!
Archery elk here.
Well my buddy Rich n I finished our Pecos unit 45 elk hunt last week n had a rough go of it. We hiked up to the skyline trail out of Sparks TH, which didn't look to have been maintained in the last decade. Passed a couple of mule deer hunters from Missouri coming down with their buck, who hadn't seen or heard an elk in a week of hunting. Got up to skyline without seeing the slightest sign of elk, just crispy dry ground all torn up by cattle n cowboys.
Came back down the next day n poked around the lower elevations n found zero sign of elk so we headed to Alamitos TH where we immediately got into great sign on opening day the 12th. Did everything we could to get into elk, got off the trails, played the wind n hiked hiked hiked. On the 3rd evening we finally heard a bugle, n on the fourth morning we jumped a few in the brush that Rich got a glimpse of. Ran into a couple of fellow Eastman's subscribers from Texas ( Greg n Carlton i believe ) that were having similar luck (none!).
It was an adventure, I lost another 8 lbs ( plus 9 from training!), and I caught an awesome trout that we don't have in Illinois, but never saw an elk.
I would go again, but definitely not for first rifle in that unit. I have 8 points for Wyoming next year, hopefully I can lay eyes on 1 of those rascals!!
Greg n Carlton, if u c this let me know how u did!!
Hi everyone,
Just joined today after Google brought me to Eastmans. My 12 yo son has a youth deer hunt in unit 45 day after thanksgiving. We'll be trying Elk Mtn. Curious if the deer will be hanging out in the Tres Lagunas burn scar. Anyone else been around that area since the fire?
zitro24, how did your boy do on the youth hunt??? Hope he did well!
zim, I tried pm'ing you and it didn't go thru cause your box is full...
Zim has been in China and will be back tomorrow afternoon. I will let him know your looking for him


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From Beirut to Bahrain
Waqf for Water
This film introduces the idea of Waqf fund, which helps solve water problems in the Middle East region.
Dead Sea Reckoning, Jordan
Water in Jordan's capital Amman is rationed during the dry season. From May to October homes only get supplies once a week and sometime - one a fortnight. Most of Jordan's water is used in agriculture which annually consumes 65% of the country's water supply, although it contributes only 2.5% of its GDP.The film looks at water management challenges in Jordan and possible ways to address them.
Beirut to Bahrain: IUCN in West Asia
IUCN's Director General describes the West Asia region and some of the environmental challenges it faces as well as IUCN's efforts to tackle them.
Socotra, The Last Stand (part-1)
This documentary promotes the special and unique ecosystem of the Socotra Archipelago. It shows how the islands and the local people are trying to fit into today's changing world by facing many challenges. With increased accessibility and the influence of globalization, the islands are threatened by unsustainable development.
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The X Factor
How to Vote for X Factor Top 6 on December 5, 2012
This week, X Factor fans selected what the Top 6 would be singing — and they made some bold choices! Which was your favorite? Vote with your phone by dialing the numbers below:
1) Phone. Each act will have a toll-free number shown after they perform. You can call and vote AS MUCH AS YOU WANT for whomever you want.
CeCe Frey: 855-843-9301
Emblem3: 855-843-9302
Carly Rose Sonenclar: 855-843-9303
Fifth Harmony: 855-843-9304
Diamond White: 855-843-9305
Tate Stevens: 855-843-9306
2) Text. Well, this one is only open for Verizon subscribers, since they are a major sponsor of the show. Each of the acts will have a four-digit code listed (it's the last four digits of the phone number above) after they perform. Vote as much as you want thataway by texting "VOTE" to the number corresponding to your pick.
3) Online. If you have a Facebook account (and you probably should at this point. Come on, even our grandparents' pets have Facebook accounts.), you can vote online at www.TheXFactorUSA.com. The FB part is important, because it's there to guard against voting fraud (which is apparently a thing). You can vote a ton online — up to 50 times with each account.
4) Mobile App. Again, with the Verizon. You can download the "Xtra Factor App" from the Android store. It's all really confusing and factors in things like whether you have a handheld device or a tablet (um, aren't theyboth handheld?), whether you need to log in with Facebook or not, and probably something having to do with the way the stars are aligned with the moon and planets... but the gist is that you can vote at least 50 times with it. More details here.
Got it? Good. Go team (enter your favorite here).
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REGIONALREPORT WesternUNC Asheville learns to get more out of less
It helps that the school is in North Carolina, whose UNC system offers cheaper tuition than public universities in most states. UNC Asheville administrators also recognize that it, as a small institution of almost 4,000, must narrow its scope. "We are not able to offer contributions in a wide range of fields," Ponder says, "but we're focused on excellence in undergraduate education." Facing state-budget cuts due to the recession, the school created in October 2010 a strategic plan that includes streamlining its core curriculum. It, for instance, reduces its number of adjunct instructors, which reduces the number of courses it offers and increases teacher workloads. "It's the kind of business sense and financial acumen you would find in some of the best for-profit businesses," Ponder says.
"Prospective students pay a lot of attention to these rankings, and parents especially pay attention to the value and debt ratios," Director of Admissions Shannon Earle told the Asheville Citizen-Times. "For students doing tours from out of state, these types of rankings can make the difference as to whether or not we're on their list to visit." But the university might not be able to brag about its return on investment much longer after the General Assembly cut funding to the UNC system. "In my view, the legislature underinvested in the future of the state," Ponder says. "If that trend were to continue, what had been a great glory, a great economic advantage for North Carolina, can be at-risk."
BriefsHENDERSONVILLE — Raleigh-based First Citizens BancShares will acquire 1st Financial Services, the parent of Mountain 1st Bank & Trust, for $10 million. Of that, $8 million will pay off Mountain 1st's Troubled Asset Relief Program obligation. The deal will add $692 million in assets to First Citizens' $21 billion and is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014.
ASHEVILLE — HomeTrust Bancshares, the parent of HomeTrust Bank, will repurchase 5% of its outstanding shares through the open market and private negotiations.
MONTREAT — Montreat College will merge with Point University in West Point, Ga. Montreat, which has about 850 students, will take Point's name, but the schools plan to maintain separate campuses. Point University has 1,400 students.
ASHEVILLE — McLean, Va.-based Gannett named Dave Neill publisher and president of the Asheville Citizen-Times. He comes from the Naples (Fla.) Daily News, where he was publisher, and replaces Randy Hammer, who announced his retirement in August.
ASHEVILLE — McLean, Va.-based Gannett named Dave Neill publisher and president of the Asheville Citizen-Times. He comes from the Naples (Fla.) Daily News, where he was publisher, and replaces Randy Hammer, who announced his retirement in August.


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ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, NJ (WUSA) -- Boats were scattered across the pier, like a child's toys in his bedroom.
Seeing the boats tossed around like this, makes you realize just how strong the waves and storm surge really are.
9 News's Bruce Johnson went to Atlantic Highlands, NJ, to see what kind of destruction Super-storm Sandy left behind in that small beach town.
He saw rich people's boats, as well as poor people's, thrown around on the pier.
One of the boats, "Integrity," used to be owned by the late, great journalist Walter Cronkite.
John Ameche, former captain of the town's police force and current harbor master said he's never seen anything like this.
"We have no electricity, no phone, no internet service, so we don't have any way to let the owners of the boats know what happened," Ameche said.


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Bethany Henning was honored with the 2011 Outstanding Major in Philosophy Award during Honors Day May 17 at North Central College.
Henning is a graduating senior majoring in philosophy. She has accepted a position as a teaching assistant in philosophy at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, where she will pursue graduate studies.


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Houston, TX (Sports Network) - Greg Smith scored 17 of his career-high 21
points in the second half to help spark a furious late comeback that
catapulted the Houston Rockets to a 107-105 win over the slumping Los Angeles
Lakers at Toyota Center.
Smith went 7-of-8 from the field and pulled down nine rebounds as well, while
fellow reserve Toney Douglas dropped in a season-best 22 points to help the
Rockets post their fifth victory in six games despite an off-shooting night
from James Harden and trailing by 13 points with under 9 1/2 minutes left.
Harden finished with 15 points and 10 rebounds, but made just 3-of-19 field
goal attempts. His slump was offset by a huge effort from the Houston bench,
with Carlos Delfino adding 15 points in addition to Smith and Douglas' big
games to rally the Rockets to their sixth consecutive home triumph.
Playing without injured stars Pau Gasol and Steve Nash, the Lakers received 39
points from Kobe Bryant and a 16-point, 12-rebound performance from Dwight
Howard. However. Los Angeles failed to hold onto a 17-point lead late in the
third quarter and lost for the third time in its last four outings.
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"Now two flags fly above my land that really sum up how I fee. One is the colors that fly high and proud The red, the white, the blue. The other one's got a rattlesnake With a simple statement made "Don't tread on me" is what it says and I'll take that to my grave. Because this is me. I'm proud to be American and strong in my beliefs. And I've said it before but I'll say it again 'Cause my family's always fought and died to save this land. And a country boy is all I'll ever be."
Raining here since midnight. Back home they got 9" in 2hrs and everything is flooded.
It snowed on Fri and it will be 90 on Thur. Awesome!
I don't Break the rules, I Modify them.
Did anyone notice the mess up in the mrs in latest ebj?
I'll take the May snow over 90 degrees in May. Especially that humid heat. That 90 degree stuff is hard on the big fellers. I have plenty of insulation for the cold, though.
Holy cow, that is a ton of rain.
It's quite a bit for May. Opening day of archery in 2012 we got 17" in 24hrs.
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|Mullaney hopes to spread new dog game in Colorado
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Rich Mullaney is pictured at left as he oversees his dog Mikey during a session of Treibball.
Treibball is a game/competition where a dog herds eight large balls of varying sizes into a soccer size net. To develop rules and promote the new game, the American Treibball Association (ATA) was organized and incorporated in 2010. So the sport is very new and growing fast.
According to the ATA, "Treibball (pronounced Tribe-ball) is a new, positive-reinforcement, competitive sport for dogs of all ages and sizes who love to play chase games or who just love to herd. Fun and communication between the human and canine partners is the true essence of the game.
Treibball consists of the dog working off-leash and obeying the handler's commands (verbal cues, whistles or hand signals), to use his nose or shoulders to drive eight balls into a goal, within 10 minutes.
The American Treibball Association, with leadership from leading dog trainers, has been working hard over the past several years developing a training curriculum and Treibball Rules for the United States. The association is now working to train others to certify them on the approved curriculum to continue to spread the sport.
Several trainers from Wildland Dog Training, headquarters in Brighton, recently attended an American Treibball Association Academy held in Brighton in November. These dog trainers are now certified to train others in the sport.
According to Rich Mullaney from Akron and recently certified ATA Trainer, "Treibball is a great activity for dog owners and active dogs of all ages. I am looking for ways to bring this new sport to northeastern Colorado. I am hoping to have training sessions and competition in the region in the years to come."
For more information on Treibball, contact Wildland Dog Training at 303-652-7460 or Mullaney at 970-345-2711.
Holyoke Enterprise December 6, 2012