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You're in the office of Rick Garcia, a department manager for the online version of Working People magazine. He is struggling to decide which of two applicants will be hired. One has slightly superior skills and a proven record of performance. The other is also well qualified but has less experience. The first candidate is Hispanic and the second is African-American. Rick's department is 60 percent Hispanic and has no African-Americans even though the magazine's editor, Margaret Chen, has made diversity one of the publication's core values.
As Rick wrestles with the problem, the action before you freezes. You're in the midst of an online diversity-training program. His dilemma becomes yours as the narrator asks: "How would you advise Rick regarding his hiring decision?"
Thousands of companies are facing such decisions today as they attempt to build diverse workplaces. And since the Supreme Court's June 24, 2003, decision in Grutter v. Bollinger, the answer to this diversity-training exercise has started to change. Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, writing for a divided court, has approved the careful use of race in educational settings as a "plus" factor in individual selections, recognizing the critical importance of building a diverse student body. Now the time has arrived to consider whether this legal lesson should be applied to the corporate workplace.
In today's volatile corporate world, the only constant in a company's formula for success is change. To be competitive, companies must look for new ways to connect with the clients they aim to serve, and to do so they must embrace diversity. The court's decision has taken the old rule that race could be used as a plus factor only when two student applicants were equally qualified (i.e., almost never, as it is virtually impossible to be "equally qualified") and modified it to allow race as a "plus" factor with respect to qualified individuals. This seemingly slight shift from equally qualified to merely qualified creates a foundation for a qualified minority candidate to bypass a qualified non-minority candidate on the basis of race as the "plus" factor. Each situation is judged separately, but the years of whispers and legal fiction may finally be coming to an end. If Justice O'Connor's rationale for law school selection criteria is applied to the workplace, race could be considered in the building of a workplace that honors diversity among qualified applicants. Companies desiring to change the composition of their current staff that have been unable to justify the selection of one well-qualified candidate over another well-qualified candidate may now be able to more openly use race or other "diverse characteristics" as a "plus" factor.
Although at one time they were faltering, corporate diversity programs are now being reborn and structured to mirror many of the criteria used by the University of Michigan Law School. Take Merrill Lynch, for instance. One month after the Grutter decision, the company formed both an external diversity advisory board and an internal diversity employee advisory council in the hope of creating a meritocracy with a diversity focus. One reason why the panels were established was so that Merrill Lynch could look internally at how it was preparing its employees to meet the ever-changing needs of the business environment. Merrill Lynch wanted to develop a diverse employee pool and generate diverse business. The company's openness about its commitment to diversity is establishing a trend that other Fortune 500 companies are sure to follow. If there is any doubt about this trend, enter the words "diversity program" into an Internet search engine and inventory the corporate giants that emerge. From Dell, Microsoft and IBM to General Motors, Johnson & Johnson and General Electric, companies understand that diversity is essential to success in the 21st century.
And now let's go back to the hypothetical Working People magazine, and Rick Garcia's decision between two qualified but unequal applicants. Should he hire the more qualified candidate, regardless of race? Should he hire the African-American candidate but be careful not to admit that race played a role in the decision? Or should he hire only a qualified candidate but consider the positive impact of improving workplace diversity as part of the decision-making process?
Applying the message sent by Justice O'Connor in Grutter, the last choice becomes the most correct one. Of course, hiring decisions are complex, and review by the human resources and legal departments is always wise in situations that could threaten litigation. Nonetheless, the court has issued a bold legal mandate justifying the use of race as a "plus factor" when choosing between qualified candidates. Many employers are interpreting this mandate as being broad enough to reach the contemporary workplace. That is not to say that choosing qualified minority candidates over other qualified candidates will not be without controversy for a limited time. The Supreme Court suggests that it may take 25 years before a truly racially blind selection process could become the legal standard without harming needed diversity. This may be a reasonable life span for the lawful use of race in building a nation of diverse workforces.
Until then, when a workforce more closely parallels the diverse community it serves, a new doorway has opened to achieving diversity without quotas or arbitrary percentages, with an appreciation of the positive contributions of cross-cultural understanding and inclusion. The first steps through this new doorway are taken with awareness of the dangers and risks involved. Nonetheless, it is a journey that corporate America must make.
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Following up on PS3ITA Manager 1.50 / 1.51, today Italian PlayStation 3 developer Orion has released what he calls Gamesonic Manager v1.00 for running PS3 game backups on Custom Firmware (CFW).
Download: GameSonic_Manager_v1.00.rar / GameSonic Manager Ode.rar
To quote, roughly translated: Hi guys I have finally completed the new backup manager weblog gamesonic here are the features I hope you like it.
- Completely built from the source code of Ps3Ita Manager 1.51 (thank you ps3ita team and Estwald)
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- Complete support for all cfw from 4.21 to 4.50 and CEX that DEX
- Updated fan control utility to 2.00
- Automatic language detection
- Control fan set to default it syscon users enable the payload or not
- Full support for all PS3 games/PS1
- Added tools for network
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GameSonic Manager Ode Version (Test)
Hi guys after the release of gamesonic manager for ps3 with cfw I decided to make a version for the ps3 with ode. Has the same features as the manager for cfw but I couldn't test it because I don't have an ode, and then let it do you to me.
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U.S. exports decline as consequence of economic uncertainty
August 12, 2011
President Obama's "National Export Initiative" of doubling exports by 2015 took a significant hit today, with the release of new figures by the Department of Commerce.
Today's report showed that U.S. exports of goods and services in June 2011 decreased 2.3 percent from May 2011 to $170.9 billion.
The monthly export value for U.S. consumer goods ($15.0 billion) was the highest on record. U.S. imports of goods and services decreased 0.8 percent over this period to $223.9 billion, causing the U.S. trade deficit to increase 4.4 percent since May 2011 to reach $53.1 billion in June 2011. U.S. goods and services exports in the first half of 2011 are up 15.8 percent to $1,027.9 billion from the $887.6 billion in exports in first half of 2010.
"Exports remain a driving force in our economy," said Acting U.S. Commerce Secretary Rebecca Blank. "Although numbers in June were lower than we'd hoped, exports have grown at a steady pace for the first half of this year, posting 15.8 percent growth over last year."
As reported in LM, California's exporters have been especially busy so far.
According to Blank, U.S. shippers "are on pace" to meet the President's initiative, but she also allowed that "we are at a fragile time in the world economy.
Gregory Daco, principal U.S. economist with IHS Global Insight, agreed, noting that the international trade report for June was in line with the general view of a global slowdown.
He noted that both export and import volumes fell, with exports taking the biggest tumble. Weak foreign demand for industrial and capital goods were the most visible "culprits," but even consumer goods exports posted only a meager 1.0 percent gain when excluding gem diamonds, jewelry, and pharmaceuticals (they grew 5.2 percent with these included). Automotive exports also posted a slim gain.
"Shippers won't be suddenly reconfiguring their supply chains, however. Exports will continue to grow, but at a reduced velocity."
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AMES, Iowa – The fourth annual Cy's House of Trivia took place Saturday night with a record number of contestants in the fan-friendly event. A total of 70 teams – over 560 participants – crowded the Hilton Coliseum floor to see who had the best trivial mind.
To say the CHT event has caught on is an understatement. Participation has almost tripled since 28 teams signed up for the inaugural event three years ago. Basically through word of mouth, Cyclone fans have embraced the social event as a can't-miss date for the season.
"Tonight was just another great night for Cy's House of Trivia," said Ryan McGuire, ISU's Assistant Athletics Director for Special Events and Letterwinners. "It is great to see our fans get the chance to interact with many of our coaches, staff, and letterwinners in such a relaxed setting. We owe a great deal of thanks to our participants, because this has grown through recommendations from our participants year after year."
The format of the event has not changed. Tables of eight players answered eight rounds of questions – 10 questions in each round- to see who could get the most answers correct. Categories in this year's contest ranged from: "What a Character," "Blinded me Science," "Girlie Songs," "Googigly Moogily," "Myth Busters, Literature," "Wide World of Sports," and "Dead or Alive."
Each table was treated with rotating ISU celebrities to help answer questions. This year's ISU star list included ISU athletics director Jamie Pollard, Paul Rhoads and his staff, NFL star Dennis Gibson, NBA star Zaid Abdul-Aziz, Marv Seiler, Stacy (Frese) Huber, Steve Krafcisin and Megan Taylor to just a name a few.
WHO-TV personality and co-host of the award-winning Sports SoundOff show Andy Fales emceed the event for the second consecutive year. The top-three finishers were awarded prizes which included a 2010 football tailgate tent and men's and women's basketball tickets and pre-game parties. All proceeds of the event went to the Cyclone Club.
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After decades of cautious equivocation, there is now a clear business rationale for female leadership in the "c suites" of big Pharma. An industry that has embraced the goal of being "customer-centric" knows that in every health care system around the world, the majority of customers are women. That stereotypical "engaged patient" is more often than not a woman too, one who also serves as an influential provider in emerging professions with the power to dispense, from the pharmacist to the community health practitioner. The data is compelling: three-quarters of the US healthcare labor force is female, while the latest work from the New York-based Center for Talent Innovation provides statistical evidence to show just how much women control the "power of the purse" in treatment decisions.
Nevertheless, the facts say that big Pharma still isn't ready for its close-up. Of the 13 drug companies listed on the 2013 "Fortune 500" list, only one—the generic powerhouse Mylan Labs, ranked at 374—has a female CEO. The irony is that while the leading consumers of health care are women, the management that oversees development of the products and services to serve those needs remains almost exclusively male.
However, for this 2014 silver anniversary, the WOTY award has been expanded to include three leaders across the broad continuum of healthcare. The distinctively unique backgrounds of these women reflect the structural diversity of tomorrow's healthcare—where the successful pharmaceutical company functions as but one element in an interconnected, networked health system, that considers drugs as both an information asset and a platform for services "beyond the pill."
The 2014 WOTY awardees are:
» Patricia Maryland, President of Healthcare Operations and Chief Operating Officer of Ascension Health, the largest non-profit provider of hospital and related health services in the United States, and the first African-American woman to hold that position. Ascension is the nation's largest Catholic health ministry, which operates more than 100 hospitals and has over $17 billion in annual operating revenue.
» Shideh Sedgh Bina, co-founder of Insigniam, a boutique consulting firm that has served all of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies. An immigrant from Iran, she is an expert on innovation strategy and leading large-scale organizational and culture change initiatives.
» Annalisa Jenkins, Executive Vice-President and Head of Global Research and Development for Merck Serono Biopharmaceuticals. A physician and scientist from the United Kingdom, she is the only female head of R&D among the big Pharma companies and was recently named Chair of the Board of Directors of TransCelerate BioPharma, which is coordinating novel industry approaches to the management of clinical trials.
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The U.S. Forest Service is prescribed burning in the Apalachicola National Forest today.
The 38 acre prescribed burn will take place near Highway 319 and State Road 61 in Leon County. The burn will improve wildlife habitat, eliminate vegetation build up and reduce the threat of wildfires.
People are reminded that the smoke they may see today and tomorrow in this vicinity is not coming from a wildfire. Motorists are cautioned to drive slowly with lights on while traveling in smoky areas. Drivers should be particularly cautious in areas where prescribed fires have taken place when it is foggy. Morning fog can mix with smoke and decrease visibility further.
This is one of many prescribed burns the Apalachicola National Forest is doing during the 2013 prescribed burning season.
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Accessing File Shares from Windows
Accessing files on the network can be done with Windows Explorer. Windows Explorer can be found in the Programs sub-menu of the Start menu.Upon opening Explorer, the following three drives will be visible:
- username$ on (H:)
This is a direct path to the user's individual folder, to which only he/she has access. This is also known as the H:\ drive.
- Common$ on (K:)
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- In the right side of the Explorer window, open up to the source directory where the file is located.In the left side of the Explorer window, open up to the target directory by clicking on the + signs next to the directories only. Clicking on the actual folder will display its contents in the right side of the Explorer window.Drag the file from the right half of the Explorer window to the target folder on the left.
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- Cutting/Copying whole files in the Explorer window works very similar to cutting and copying text in a word processor.Click once on the file and select Copy from the Edit pull-down menu in Explorer.Select the destination folder and select Paste from the Edit pull-down menu. This will place a copy of the file in the destination folder.
- The procedure is the same with Cut command; however, the cut command will delete the original file once Paste is selected.
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As eluded to earlier, the DropOff folder is located in the Common area (K:\ drive). There is a folder for each department in the DropOff folder that every faculty and staff member has the ability to write in, but only the members of the named department have the ability to read or remove the contents. This will enable a professor in the music department to give a file to the Registrar's office only. The file will be charged to the music professor's quota.
- Files older than 30 days will be purged from the DropOff area
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It may become necessary to manually map a drive to the file share server. The following steps outline how to connect to your file shares:
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- Establishing a manual connection to the H: drive involves the same procedure with these exceptions: select "H: " as the drive and enter "\\w-staff\your last name and first initial$" in the path field; for the T:\ drive, enter "T" as the drive letter and "\\w-staff\WCSUGeneral" in the path field.
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Troy Phillips isn't the biggest fan of Rifle High School's move back to Colorado's 4A classification.
"I would have liked more to have stayed at 3A, but that's not a decision I could make," the RHS athletic director said.
Enrollment is what led to Rifle's move back to the 4A classification, as determined by the Colorado High School Activities Association (CHSAA). Rifle has spent the past two seasons playing sports in 3A, thanks to sagging student numbers, but a recent enrollment resurgence, along with a drop in the enrollment numbers set for each classification by CHSAA, moved the school back up.
It's a move that has Phillips concerned about his school's chances of competing deep into the postseason. The numbers seem to show it.
"I did some research, and schools that have an enrollment as low as ours have made it to the final eight only 4 percent of the time," Phillips said. "There's a huge competitive imbalance."
CHSAA, when calculating enrollment and classification figures for the 2012-13 school year, dropped the low cutoff number for Class 4A schools to 600. Rifle's enrollment came in at 663.
Phillips, however, said many of the schools with enrollments close to 1,000 are the ones more likely to make a deep postseason run. It creates a possible and proverbial big hurdle to clear for Rifle, which now plays in the state's largest classification of 72 schools.
"There's some of our sports where it's pretty clear we can compete at the 4A level," Phillips said. "There's others where 3A would clearly be better."
Volleyball will be the only sport that will not make the jump to the 4A level. The team will remain in the 3A Western Slope League, following a campaign which saw the Bears finish 2-17 overall. The move does not effect Rifle's football team, which played in the same league as the area's bigger schools.
Rifle will join Battle Mountain, Palisade, Moffat County, Delta, Steamboat Springs, Eagle Valley and Montezuma-Cortez in the 4A WSL, leaving behind the 3A league that included Coal Ridge, Grand Valley, Basalt, Roaring Fork, Aspen, Gunnison, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss and Olathe. The move adds more travel time to Rifle's itinerary for the upcoming seasons, but Phillips said having schools like Coal Ridge and Grand Valley close by for nonleague games could lessen a potential budget crunch. Phillips said he's more focused on the teams facing tougher competition.
From a competitive perspective, Phillips believes sports like wrestling, girls basketball and track and field, all of which saw Rifle among the state's elite at 3A, will have the potential to remain competitive at the 4A level. Though he feels baseball, boys basketball and boys and girls soccer have a chance to be competitive, he admits the depth other schools in the league have is much greater.
The first day for athletic competition at Rifle High School is the weekend of Aug. 30.


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By Beverly Chandler, Opalesque London:
Torben Kaaber, CEO of Saxo Capital Markets UK is looking for small to medium sized hedge funds who want prime brokerage services. "We have optimised our platform and updated the whole infrastructure so we can cater for the segment below the big hedge funds with our multi product offering" Kaaber says. "Smaller hedge funds can do everything with us rather than using four or five banks it is cheaper and the big banks dont want that middle segment as they are too small to be profitable for them."
So far interest in Saxo Prime has been encouraging, particularly from the UK and Singapore, despite the financial climate. "I think there are a lot of people who used to work in the big banks that have done stuff like this for many years" Kaaber says. "They are leaving the banks and setting up hedge funds there are probably more now than there used to be."
By the first quarter of next year, Kaaber is confident that they will be offering a full suite of services, including marketing, funding and back end support. "The solution is being built on all the time" he says.
Saxo Bank launched in 1993 in Denmark as a brokerage, advanced to a broker dealer in 1996 and to a fully licenced bank in 2001. After that step, the bank has grown every year. It may have started with an FX background, and launched an FX platform in 1995......................
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Near Term Trend: NegativeMondays Close: 0.71850 (+ 2)UPDATE: Last week we recommended booking profits on the remaining long position.A settlement above 0.74060 would be the impetus to go long once again (ie, only buy on strength).
Near Term Trend: Negative
Mondays Close: 0.71850 (+ 2)
UPDATE: Last week we recommended booking profits on the remaining long position.
A settlement above 0.74060 would be the impetus to go long once again (ie, only buy on strength).


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Port of San Francisco builds its bulk cargo business
November 10, 2012 - LM Editorial
A promising new cargo enterprise was unveiled at the Port of San Francisco late last month when it welcomed the Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin – a 71,900-deadweight-ton self-unloading bulk carrier.
The vessel, operated by CSL International, made her maiden call at Pier 94 operated by Hanson Aggregates. Hanson imports over 700,000 tons of aggregate and sand into the Port of San Francisco annually.
"We are pleased to welcome the newest CSL International vessel to our port," said Peter Dailey, Port Maritime Director.
"The dry bulk sector is one of the key components of our maritime business portfolio," said the port's maritime director, Peter Dailey.
The vessel loaded cargo in British Columbia, Canada before arriving at Pier 94 to discharge 64,000 tons of aggregate and sand. This product is used by the local construction industry for the production of concrete. As part of CSL's ambitious fleet renewal program, the Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin is the first of three Trillium Class self-unloading Panamax vessels to join the CSL International pool during the coming year.
Jim Maloney, the port's maritime marketing manager, this will be a regular deployment.
"In fact, the Paul E Martin will be back at Pier 94 to discharge additional sand and aggregate from British Columbia for Hanson Aggregates on November 19 and December 17. The vessel will also make regular calls at the Port of Redwood City, and Levin Richmond Terminal to discharge CEMEX and Eagle Rock materials.
CSL International, based in Boston, is a division of The CSL Group, the world's largest owner and operator of self-unloading vessels and a global leader in marine dry bulk cargo handling and delivery services. Their port agent is General Steamship Corporation. The vessel was named in honor of Canada's twenty-first Prime Minister and former owner of The CSL Group.
"Hanson Aggregates has been working with CSL International as their principal carrier for many years now," said Maloney. "Some of the sister vessels of the Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin that have called here in recent years include the Sophie Oldendorff, the Pioneer, the Nelvana, the CSL Acadian and the Honourable Henry Jackman.
Hanson Aggregates' volumes have increased significantly over the past two years (up 83% last year over 2010), and the port's dry bulk overall increased 43% last year over the previous year. CEMEX is another major bulk aggregates importer for the Port of San Francisco as well, supplying their Pier 92 concrete batch plant with aggregates from British Columbia.
"Volumes for 2012 are holding steady and are trending slightly upward from 2011 as local construction projects are creating a strong uptick in demand for concrete," said Maloney.
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MONDAY RESULTS - June 10
(high school softball)
Remsen St. Mary's at Gehlen Catholic - POSTPONED TO JUNE 25th
Le Mars 17, Cherokee 0 -- 5 innnings (RECORD: 15-and-1 / 5-and-0 in Lakes Conf.)
(CHEROKEE) -- After several near misses at a no-hitter this season, senior pitcher Molly Renken finally accomplished the feat, tossing a no-hitter with nine strikeouts against Cherokee Monday night in a 17-0, five inning Le Mars win in a Lakes Conference softball match-up at Cherokee. Renken allowed only one base runner, walking the lead-off hitter in the fourth inning to end her bid for a perfect game. Mary Kate Eckstaine belted a grand slam homer to highlight a six-run fifth inning for the Lady Bulldogs. Ashley Phelan led a seven-hit attack with two hits and Kassidy Rieken added two RBI's. Le Mars scored eleven runs in their final two at-bats. The win improves the Lady Bulldogs record to 15-and-1 and their Lakes Conference-best record to 5-and-0.
(high school baseball)
Remsen St. Mary's at Gehlen Catholic - POSTPONED TO JUNE 25th
Le Mars 10, Cherokee 0 -- 5 innings (RECORD: 8-and-1 / 5-and-0 in Lakes Conf.)
(LE MARS) -- Hunter Rowe and Tyler DeVos teamed up on a five-inning no-hitter for Le Mars Monday night as the Bulldogs beat Cherokee 10-0 in Lakes Conference baseball action at the Bulldog Sports Complex. Rowe threw the first three innings to earn the win with DeVos closing out the final two innings. The two combined to strike out seven but also issued seven walks. The Bulldogs scored four runs in the fourth inning to break the game open. Dayton Rand, Colan Borchers, Andy Hefner and Kendall Candor each drove in a run in the fourth. Borchers had two RBI's for the game along with two hits. Hefner and Jacob Lamoreux also had two hits each as Le Mars finished with eight hits for the game. The Bulldogs improve to 8-and-1 for the season and 5-and-0 in Lakes Conference play.
(little league)
Orioles 9, Rays 8
Mariners 10, Royals 2
Falcons 14, Raiders 9
Hawks 11, Foxes 4
Broncos 6, Eagles 3
Warriors 10, Rockets 9
Panthers 16, Spartans 7
Lions 11, Chargers 7
Rockers 2, Comets 0
Sparks 2, Sting 1
Stars 2, Storm 0
Indians 1, Tigers 0
(American Association baseball)
Kansas City T-Bones 6, Sioux City Explorers 5
TUESDAY RESULTS - June 11
(high school softball)
Le Mars 10, M-O-C/Floyd Valley 0 -- 5 innings (RECORD: 16-and-1)
(LE MARS) -- Senior Molly Renken continues to dominate Siouxland batters Tuesday night with her 11th shutout of the season as Le Mars beat visiting M-O-C/Floyd Valley 10-0. The victory improves Le Mars to 16-and-1 for the season. Madison Heidebrink's two-run homer and Emily Pick's two-run single keyed a four-run first inning for the Lady Bulldogs. The game ended on the ten-run rule in the bottom of the fifth inning when Le Mars scored six times. Molly Renken's two-run single was the center piece to the inning that also featured two walks, a hit-batsman and two Lady Dutch errors. Renken finished with a three-hitter with no walks and eight strikeouts to improve her record to 13-and-0.
(high school baseball)
Le Mars 14, M-O-C/Floyd Valley 2 -- 5 innings (RECORD: 9-and-1)
(LE MARS) -- Jacob Lamoreux led the offense with four hits, including a pair of doubles, and two RBI's and threw a complete-game, five-hitter on the mound to lead Le Mars past M-O-C/Floyd Valley 14-2 in five innings Tuesday night at the Bulldog Sports Complex. Hunter Rowe added three hits and three RBI's. Kendall Candor's three-run homer in the fourth inning started a nine-run inning that extended a 5-2 Le Mars lead into a 12-run cushion. The Bulldogs sent 15 batters to the plate in the fourth and collected six of their 12 hits. The inning also featured six walks and a hit-batsman. Lamoreux finished with a five-hitter with five walks and two strike outs. Le Mars improves to 9-and-1 for the season.
(little league)
D'Backs 18, Orioles 6
Royals 16, Giants 9
Cubs 8, A's 7
Rockies 8, Mets 6
Yankees 9, Angels 8
Pirates 8, Phils 2
Dodgers 11, White Sox 6
Blue Jays 3, Twins 0
Rangers 2, Marlins 0
Cubs 3, Nationals 0
Braves 2, Astros 1
Padres 3, Tigers 0
Rockers 1, Liberty 0
(American Association baseball)
Kansas City T-Bones 10, Sioux City Explorers 1
WEDNESDAY RESULTS - June 12
(high school softball)
Le Mars 11, Estherville/Lincoln Central 0 -- 5 innings (RECORD: 17-and-1 / 6-and-0 in Lakes)
(game one) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 6, Gehlen Catholic 2
(game two) Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 8, Gehlen Catholic 5 (RECORD: 8-and-10 / 4-and-6 in W-E-C)
(LE MARS) -- Molly Renken turned in a perfect night to lead the number three-rated Le Mars Lady Bulldogs to an 11-0, five-inning Lakes Conference victory over Estherville/Lincoln Central at the Bulldog Sports Complex. Renken threw her second no-hitter of the week, this time a perfect game as she faced 15 batters and struck out 13 of them. She also put the first runs on the board with a first inning grand slam, her second home run of the season and the 16th of the season for hard-hitting Lady Bulldogs. Madison Heidebrink went three-for-three with an RBI and Ashley Phelan and Emily Ellefson drove in two runs each. Le Mars finished with eleven hits for the game. The win over the second place Midgets gave the 6-and-0 Lady Bulldogs a two-game Lakes Conference lead and improved their season record to 17-and-1.
(CLEGHORN) -- Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn won both ends of a War Eagle Conference softball doubleheader from Gehlen Catholic Wednesday night in Cleghorn, taking game one 6-2 and game two 8-5. In the opener, Sarah Dreckman limited the Lady Jays to four hits. Brittany Krienert took the loss. In game two, M-M-C erased a 3-2 deficit with a four-run fourth inning and went on to win 8-5. The Eagles took advantage of eleven walks by three Gehlen pitchers. Bethany Specht scattered seven hits to pick up the win while Jill Kessenich suffered the loss. Kessenich had two hits for the Lady Jays offensively. The losses drop Gehlen Catholic to 8-and-10 for the season and 4-and-6 in the W-E-C.
(high school baseball)
Le Mars 5, Estherville/Lincoln Central 2 (RECORD: 10-and-1 / 6-and-0 in Lakes)
Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 1, Gehlen Catholic 0 (RECORD: 3-and-7 / 3-and-6 in W-E-C)
(LE MARS) -- Andy Hefner had three hits and drove in one of the two runs in a decisive fifth inning for Le Mars and Parker Rolfes threw a two-hitter with eleven strike outs as the Bulldogs improved their league-leading Lakes Conference record to 6-and-0 with a 5-2 win over Estherville/Lincoln Central Wednesday night at the Bulldog Sports Complex. The two runs in the fifth inning put the Dogs in front 4-0, a lead that the Midgets cut to 4-2 in the sixth. A run in the bottom of the sixth padded the Le Mars lead. The Bulldogs are 10-and-1 for the season.
(MARCUS) -- Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn scored an unearned run in the second inning and junior Dylan Speiler made it stand, throwing a one-hitter to pitch the Eagles to a 1-0 War Eagle Conference baseball victory over Gehlen Catholic Wednesday night at Marcus. Austin Herbst and Michael Whitehead combined on a two-hitter for the Jays. Gehlen falls to 3-and-7 for the season and 3-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
(little league)
Giants 9, Rays 8 (make-up)
Mariners 11, Reds 5
Foxes 8, Falcons 6
Hawks 17, Raiders 10
Warriors 7, Spartans 2
Rockets 17, Panthers 2
Lions 13, Eagles 12
Broncos 9, Chargers 4
Blue Jays 1, Indians 0
Stars 3, Sting 1
Storm 8, Sparks 3
Liberty 1, Comets 1, tie
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 8, Kansas City T-Bones 2
THURSDAY RESULTS - June 13
(high school softball)
Gehlen Catholic 7, Spalding Catholic 3 (RECORD: 9-and-10 / 5-and-6 in the War Eagle Conf.)
(GRANVILLE) -- Gehlen Catholic returned to the win column Thursday night with a 7-3 victory over Spalding Catholic in a War Eagle Conference softball match-up in Granville. Senior Brittany Krienert limited the Lady Spartans to five hits in throwing a complete game. She walked three and struck out one. The Lady Jays erased a 2-1 deficit with a six-run fifth inning, helped along by five walks and Abby Freking's three-run double. Gehlen improves to 9-and-10 for the season and 5-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference.
NOTE: Le Mars Athletic Director Barry Borchers was notified Thursday afternoon by the Iowa Girls Athletic Union that Sioux City North has forfeited the 5-2 win over the Le Mars girls due to the use of an ineligible player, returning the Lady Bulldogs to the status of unbeaten at 18-and-0. The game will officially go down as a 7-0 Le Mars win.
(little league)
Giants 13, Reds 7
D'Backs 11, Rays 5
Pirates 10, Mets 9
Angels 7, A's 4
Rockies 7, Dodgers 1
Phils 6, Yankees 5
White Sox 8, Cubs 1
Twins 6, Rangers 0
Nationals 2, Padres 0
Marlins 4, Astros 1
Cards 1, Braves 0
Liberty 3 Storm 2
FRIDAY RESULTS - June 14
(high school baseball)
Gehlen Catholic 6, Spalding Catholic 1 (RECORD: 4-and-7 / 4-and-6 in the War Eagle Conf.)
(GRANVILLE) -- Junior Mitchell Flack threw a two-hitter and senior Michael Whitehead drove in three runs to pace Gehlen Catholic's 6-1 upset of Spalding Catholic Friday night at Vosburg Field in Granville. The win improves the Jays record to 4-and-7 for the season and 4-and-6 in the War Eagle Conference. Spalding falls to 9-and-6 for the season and 6-and-3 in league play. It was the sixth straight year that Gehlen has beaten the Spartans at Granville. Whitehead's two-run single keyed a three-run third inning for the Jays and his single in the fifth plated one run and a second run scored on the play when Solomon Freking knocked the ball free from catcher Thomas Stoll's mitt on a play at the plate. Gehlen took advantage of four Spartan errors to scored six unearned runs. The Jays backed Flack's pitching performance with two inning-ending double plays, including a game-ending 6-4-3 twin-killing. Flack induced twelve ground ball outs in the game and recorded four strike outs.
(American Association baseball)
Sioux City Explorers 11, Grand Prairie Air Hogs 2
SATURDAY RESULTS - June 15
(high school softball)
(high school baseball)
Le Mars in the C-N-O-S Classic at Elk Point, South Dakota - CANCELLED
(American Associaition baseball)
Grand Prairie Air Hogs 5, Sioux City Explorers 2
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CHAMPIONS PROFESSIONAL INDOOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS -- Salina Bombers 29, Sioux City Bandits 28
SUNDAY RESULTS - June 16
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Grand Prairie Air Hogs 7, Sioux City Explorers 6


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For your convenience, you may download a checklist of "Planning Steps to Apply for Financial Aid at TWU".
- Complete the Free Federal Application (FAFSA on the Web) using the IRS Data Retrieval. Click here for additional information.
- Complete all sections of the TWU Financial Aid Certification and Information Form. This form is required for disbursement of financial aid funds to your student account.
- Have all required financial aid forms and requested information in to the TWU Financial Aid Office by the deadline.
- Complete Entrance Loan Counseling if you are awarded a student loan.
- Complete a Master Promissory Note at https://studentloans.gov/ if you have been awarded a Federal Direct Subsidized Stafford Loan, Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, Federal Direct Graduate PLUS Loan, or Federal Direct PLUS Loan. The Master Promissory Note (MPN) is valid for 10 years. You do not need to complete the MPN each year after the initial signing.
- Accept your awards by going to your TWU Portal account to view your awards in WebAdvisor. Once you review your awards, you must accept or reject all or part of the awards using the "Accept or Reject My Financial Aid Awards" link in WebAdvisor. Funds will not be disbursed to your student account until this is complete.
- Enroll in at least six semester hours each semester for which you apply for financial aid (Some programs require fulltime enrollment -- 12 semester hours for undergraduates, 9 semester hours for graduate students.)
- Know your satisfactory academic progress requirements. Consult the TWU Financial Aid Office if you are an undergraduate student and plan to drop below 12 semester hours, or if you are a graduate student and plan to drop below 6 semester hours.
- Activate your TWU OneCard as soon as you receive it. For first time TWU students, you will receive your card approximately two weeks after you register for classes. You cannot receive a financial aid refund without activating your TWU OneCard. Contact the TWU Bursar's Office for additional information.
- Keep your mailing address, e-mail address and phone number up to date with the Registrar's Office, TWU Portal Account and TWU OneCard.
- Your TWU email address is the primary source of communication from the TWU Financial Aid Office. Read and respond promptly to any information received from the TWU Financial Aid Office.
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- Graduate students must be accepted into the Graduate School and into a graduate degree or certificate program. Students accepted into a non-degree status are not eligible for financial aid with the exception of emergency loan funds for tuition and fees.
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- Students who are admitted to a degree or certificate seeking Post Baccalaureate program may be considered for any remaining undergraduate loan eligibility, for Work Study, for Texas Public Education Grant, and Graduate Board Authorized Tuition Grant.
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Welcome to Powderhorn Mountain Resort!
Tucked alongside the northern edge of Western Colorado's beautiful Grand Mesa, Powderhorn Mountain Resort offers breathtaking views, over 1,600 acres of mountain terrain. Enjoy a stress-free, relaxing getaway.
Powderhorn averages over 250 inches of light, dry Colorado powder each winter and also boasts the best tree-skiing in the Rocky Mountains. Powderhorn is a hidden gem resort in the Colorado Rockies, known for great snow, friendly staff, minimal lift lines and only 45 minutes from Grand Junction.
Powderhorn offers all levels of terrain, a full-service, professional Ski and Ride Center, rental equipment, base area dining, shopping, and lodging. Powderhorn is a perfect destination for families, couples, groups and friends seeking a winter adventure.
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Browsing local attractions within 10 miles of Cowclose Barn
7 Middle Shambles, Chesterfield, S40 1PX, Tel: 01246 558220, Email, www.adornjewellerschesterfield.co.uk(4 miles, 6 km)
At Adorn we are passionate about unusual jewellery, working with independent designers and family owned businesses to find unique pieces for you to 'Adorn' yourself. We specialise in silver jewellery and love unusual gemstones.
5 Theatre Yard, Low Pavement, Chesterfield, S40 1PF, Tel: 01246 277552(4 miles, 6 km)
Alcoco chocolates are made entirely by hand using impeccably sourced ingredients and highly inventive fillings. The bijou presentation, be-ribboned packaging and swoon-worthy chocolates all make Alcoco a failsafe gift for any occasion.
Ashover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S45 0JP, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email(7 miles, 11 km)
One of the prettiest villages in Derbyshire with a 15th Century church. Ashover is home to a couple of ghosts, including the Laughing Cavalier who haunts the Black Swan. It's said that arrows for the Battle of Agincourt were made here!
Units 4 & 5, Market Hall, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 1AR, Tel: 01246 220544, Email, www.babyluv.co.uk(4 miles, 6 km)
An award-winning baby shop on the outside of Chesterfield Market Hall. Family run with a large range of baby products. Whether you're looking for a new pram, baby gift or just wanting to stock up on clothes or toys, we're here to help.
Commonside, Barlow, DRONFIELD, Derbyshire, S18 7SJ, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email, www.barlowvillage.co.uk(2 miles, 2 km)
A friendly village in beautiful walking country with 3 good pubs, 2 of which serve excellent food. Barlow is much loved by anglers because of the Barlow Trout Fishery. Visit Barlow in August for the Carnival and the Well Dressing.
off Campbell Drive, Barrow Hill, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S43 2PR, Tel: 01246 472450, Email, www.barrowhill.org(6 miles, 9 km)
The Roundhouse was built in 1870 as a maintenance centre for steam locomotives. The name comes from the conical roofs they once had. Today, it is the only operational Roundhouse in Britian with one of the largest collections of trains.
4 Station Road, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 6BE, Tel: 01246 828691(9 miles, 15 km)
At Beans Coffee Shop Gallery you can sit and drink a coffee, have a bite to eat, listen to some music, check out the work of local artists and craftspeople, and create your own masterpieces.
Various Peak District locations, S42 6UJ, Tel: 01246 231767, Email, www.bluemountainactivities.co.uk(5 miles, 8 km)
Join Blue Mountain Activities for exciting and fun outdoor adventure activities; rock climbing, abseiling, canoeing, gorge scrambling, caving, activities for families, school, stag and hen groups, birthdays, corporate teambuilding.
High Street, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 6HF, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email, www.visitchesterfield.info(9 miles, 15 km)
Once famous for the 'Bolsover Buckle' but less well known as the birthplace of the 'forgotten geographer', Peter Fidler. Today Bolsover is famous for its Castle and increasingly popular for the specialist food shop, Jaquest's.
Castle Street, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 6PR, Tel: 01246 822844, Email, www.english-heritage.org.uk/bolsover(9 miles, 15 km)
A romantic residence built by Sir Charles Cavendish in 1612 and completed by his son William. Marvel at the outstanding craftsmanship everywhere - the rich panelling, elaborate fireplaces and painted ceilings.
Brackenfield, Alfreton, Derbyshire, DE55 6AN, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email(10 miles, 15 km)
Brackenfield was probably originally known as 'Brackenthwaite' meaning a bracken clearing. Today it is a scattered village centred around the very large Village Green. Well dressings are held here at the end of May.
Unit 5, Chatsworth Business Park, Chatsworth Road, CHESTERFIELD, S40 2AR, Tel: 01246 221680, Email, www.bramptonbrewery.co.uk(3 miles, 5 km)
Brampton Brewery relaunched in December 2007 produces four ales from its purpose-built site on Chatsworth Business Park – just 200 yards from where the operation is thought to have been based almost two centuries ago.
Old Road, Brampton, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 3QR, Tel: 0800 389 4044, Email, www.bramptonmanor.org/(3 miles, 4 km)
A 16th century property, originally built by two brothers from 1585 through to 1599 as a manor house. The Country Club is now a local family friendly venue minutes away from Chesterfield town centre.
Church Street, Brimington, CHESTERFIELD, Derbyshire, S43 1JG, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email(5 miles, 8 km)
Three miles north-east of Chesterfield, on the road to Worksop, Brimington is described in the Domesday Book as a berewick of the Royal Manor of Newbold. One of its most impressive buildings is Ringwood Hall a Grade II listed manor house.
85-87 Newbold Road, Newbold, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S41 7PU, Tel: 01246 201041, Email, www.buckinghams-table.com(4 miles, 6 km)
Speciality: Modern English menu
The 'Restaurant with One Table' and the Clowns Conservatory Restaurant are unique as they have no menus! Masterchef Nick Buckingham matches your meal to your tastes, using the best local ingredients, emphasising quality and freshness.
30 Glumangate, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S40 1TX, Tel: 01246 559944, Email, www.calabriacucina.co.uk(4 miles, 6 km)
Speciality: Italian
Calabria Cucina Italiana & Caffe Bar in Chesterfield town centre, offera fantastic wines, cold beers and a tasty, wide range of food from light snacks to evening meals.
Top Road, Calow, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S44 5AA, Tel: 01246 345777/8, Email(5 miles, 9 km)
The village of Calow dates back to 1086 when it was known as 'Kalehal' (the bare corner of land). By 1430 it's name had become 'Calell', then 'Calo' in 1561. According to the Domesday Book, the manor house at Calow 'belonged to the king'.
Lockoford Lane, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S41 7JB, Tel: 01246 245988, Email, www.casahotels.co.uk(4 miles, 6 km)
Casa is Chesterfield's only 4 star hotel. Delicious dining options, contemporary meeting spaces and exceptionally comfortable bedrooms combine to bring a touch of luxury to Chesterfield.


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PHOTOS: Florida's rejected license plates aren't always offensive
Pinellas Park, Florida -- Cheryl Maudsley has seen the image too many times.
The FHP cruiser dash cam images show her 19-year-old daughter, Danielle, falling motionless to the pavement in front of the Florida Highway Patrol's substation in Pinellas Park.
Photo Gallery: Dash cam images of woman's Tasing
In September, Trooper Daniel Cole shot Danielle Maudsley in the back with a Taser. Maudsley, who was trying to flee, is clearly still in handcuffs. She hits her head on the pavement and has been in a vegetative state since the incident.
The video was released this week when an independent investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement cleared Trooper Cole of any wrongdoing.
Cheryl Maudsley was disgusted.
"He knows what he did to my daughter and he has to live with that every day to his death," she said.
Interviewed by and investigator after the incident, Trooper Cole can be heard trying to explain his decision and his actions.
"Prior to deploying your Taser, did you give a verbal warning that you were going to use it?" he was asked.
"No, I did not," says Trooper Cole.
In the exchange between the investigator and Cole, which has been published by the FHP, he's also asked about his decision not to tackle Maudsley, as some have suggested might have been a better alternative.
"I know that I can't just jump on her. I'm three times her weight," says Cole, "If we go down, one or both of us is going to get hurt. The taser is the immediate weapon of choice."
He goes on to say, "It's so quick, short timespan. It happened very fluid. There was an immediate... that I needed to stop her."
"And did you consider that she might fall on the hard asphalt and injure herself?" asks the investigator.
"No," replies Cole.
Although the video clearly shows Maudsley is barely a step ahead of Trooper Cole as they leave the substation's south door -- and he has clearly already had time to pull and point his taser -- he says Maudsley would have gotten away.
"Did you think she was capable of outrunning you?" asks the investigator.
"Yes, she was already outrunning me," replies Cole.
That's not the way Cheryl Maudsley sees it, no matter how many times she's watched.
"And to say he would do it again," she says, "makes me want to puke."
Danielle Maudsley was in custody to begin with because she had been arrested on a misdemeanor charge of fleeing the scene of an accident.
The FDLE found Cole's actions justified, because troopers said Maudsley was running toward traffic along Highway 19, and might have caused an accident.
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With the 119th Map of the Week we take a look at the Slovanian city of Mine Docks with a glimpse inside of the "low Class" Oar and Pick Inn in the North District. Klement, a 67-year-old retired merchant from the Royal Trading Co. coster, purchased the rundown Oar and Pick several years ago and, step-for-step, restored it. Klement is betting that the inn will provide a good income for himself and later his inheriting children once Baron Lubo' cleanup of the North District has been completed. At present, the inn runs on something of a break-even basis. The once decrepit wooden roofed firetrap now has a clay tile roof, but the walls inside still are wooden and any semblance of luxury must be sought elsewhere. That notwithstanding, the inn does enjoy substantial protection. Baron Lubo respects Klement's investment as a signal of support for his planned renewal of the North District. It would be against the baron's own best interests if the remodeled Oar and Pick were to be known as a house where guests are robbed and burglarized. The inn is off limits to all independent operations by the thieves' guild. Any planned theft or burglary in the inn or on the inn's grounds must be approved by the baron's brother-in-law, crime lord Bronislav. The inn is a place where only nobodies stay. Its name comes from its original goal of being a hostelry for visiting miners and raftsmen. They still account for the largest part of the guest registry. The rest includes traveling peddlers, occasional parties of adventurers with few coins in their pockets and other low income transients. The rooms cost a bronze piece nightly. A bed in the open bay accommodations costs 4 copper pieces. The menu offers only a small selection of simple, traditional Slovanian dishes, which means small portions of meat and larger shares of dumplings and vegetables. However, that's exactly the kind of food that most guests seek and want. The quality of the food is good, and the house cook, Nina, a 55-year-old human female artisan, is talented at making the best of simple ingredients. The house's hearty ale, on the other hand, is of the best quality. It's the work of master alewife Klára, a 50-year-old human female artisan. Meals run from two to six bronze pieces, and the ale costs 2 copper pieces per pint/half-liter tankard. The inn's manager is Klement's son, Robin, a 42-year-old human male merchant. He, his wife and their two children live in their own private dwelling. Robin employs a bartender, two waitresses, two chamber maids and a laborer. All are human male and female commoners.
Key to the Floor Plan of the Oar and Pick Inn
If a PC group wants to spend the night in the Oar and Pick, it probably will find beds available in the open bay on the second floor, but most rooms on the third floor usually are occupied.
Ground Floor
1. Entry.
2. Public Room.
3. Entry to Guest Area.
4. Inn Reception and Office.
5. Stairway to Upper Floors.
6. Jakes. Note that there are no separate jakes for men and women. The door to the double jakes also has no lock. The black circles are offal shafts from the upper story jakes.
7. Kitchen.
8. Trapdoor to Storage Cellar (not mapped).
9. Rear Door.
10. Beer Tap.
11. Food Serving Area.
Second Story
12. Stairway from the Ground Floor.
13. Second Story Landing.
14. Stairway to the 3rd Story.
15. Tables for Guests.
16. Open Bay Bunk Area.
17. Jakes.
18. Broom Closet. The black circle is the offal shaft from the third story jakes.
Third Story
The game master should note that accomodations on this level are humble but more private than in the open bay area on the second story. Each private room has the same type of bed as is found in the open bay. Each room also has a night table, a foot locker, a bed pan, a small wardrobe and a table with chair in the windowed dormer. In each room, the 6-foot/180 cm space inward from the outer wall is of limited usefulness due to the slope of the inn's mansard roof. Only the dormer areas had full-height ceilings.
19. Stairway to the Second Story.
20. Open Dormer. The walls of this dormer extend all the way to the floor.
21. Jakes.
22. Lobby Area. Two wooden benches are the only furnishings.
23. Ladder. It leads to a ceiling trapdoor to the attic storage area (unmapped), which has a low ceiling except in the areas where there are dormers. The trapdoor always is locked.
24. Guest Room Area. The numbers in parantheses are individual room numbers.
You can get the floor plans in two versions:
1. The Fractal Mapper (TM) 8 version in FMP format, fully editable (6.5 MB) from the Jörðgarð website.
2. As three JPG flat maps of 3000 Pixels x 1860 Pixels each (6.3 MB), available above.
Both versions are released for personal and commercial use under the Open Game License Version 1.0a, which you can read on the Jörðgarð website at:
The Jörðgarð World
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i've been poking around zimlets for a little time now and am wondering whether it is possible to add, via a zimlet, a button to the menu toolbar that you see when you login to zimbra. [1]
Are there any sample zimlets that do this? From the ones I've tinkered with, I didn't see any that had a button added.
There is some sparse wiki documentation on this subject:
Creating a Menu Bar - Zimbra :: Wiki
and some discussion which seems very promising on this subject:
DwtButton - Zimbra :: Wiki
DwtMenu - Zimbra :: Wiki
DwtMenuItem - Zimbra :: Wiki
However, I'd like to see this in the context of a real example since I'm new to zimbra and js.
I've found some files in this zimbra directory, which seem to have the elements for a button [which I found are called 'Tabs']: zimbra/trunk/ZimbraWebClient/WebRoot/js/zimbraMail/calendar/view
Anyhow, I'd like to see if anyone has a zimlet that they can point to or working code that I can learn from to see how this works. I have tweaked with the document on the AjaxTK, but being new to this I've been trying to understand javascript by example.
Why I'm doing this / if you want to understand:
I'm trying to add accessibility options, so when the button is pushed, I want to 'save' and reflect the button is pushed. It seems that I can do this by replacing the image on a click.
more exactly, I detail what I'm talking about via the following images:
or specifically maybe something within a 'submenu' or 'category', like the calendar:


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3rd Intersessional Meeting of UNCSD
StatementsInstructions: Click on the name to download the statement. Click on the View link to view the statement directly in your browser.
Closing Remarks
Closing remarks by Mr. Sha Zukang, Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs, Secretary-General of the 2012 UN Conference on Sustainable Development at the 3rd Intersessional Meeting for Rio+20
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Girl, you are a killing machine! Congratulations.
Girl, you are a killing machine! Congratulations.
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Congratulations on finally getting that buck. He is a good looking deer and I know that a lot of people would love to take a buck like that. If that is a cull I would love to see some of the other bucks you have running around there.
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Lymphocytosis (lim-foe-sie-TOE-sis), or a high lymphocyte count, is an increase in white blood cells called lymphocytes (LIM-foe-sites). Lymphocytes are an important part of the immune system. They help fight off diseases, so it's normal to see a temporary rise in the number of lymphocytes after an infection.
A count significantly higher than 3,000 lymphocytes in a microliter of blood is generally considered to be lymphocytosis in adults. In children, the threshold for lymphocytosis varies with age, but may be as high as 7,000 to 9,000 lymphocytes per microliter. The exact thresholds for lymphocytosis may vary slightly from one lab to another.
A high lymphocyte count is usually found when your doctor has ordered tests to help diagnose a condition you're already experiencing. It's rarely an unexpected finding or simply discovered by chance. Talk to your doctor about what your test results mean. A high lymphocyte count and results from other tests may already indicate the cause of your illness, or your doctor may suggest other tests to further check your condition.
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IUCN leads or is involved in several initiatives that cut across its various programmes. Some are ongoing, others run for a set period of time. Here are just a few of them:
Mangroves for the future
Mangroves for the Future (MFF) is a partner-led initiative to promote investment in coastal ecosystem conservation for sustainable development. It allows for collaboration between the many different agencies, sectors and countries who are addressing challenges to coastal ecosystems and livelihoods.
Learn more
Water and Nature Initiative
The IUCN Water and Nature Initiative (WANI) works towards managing and protecting our water reserves and heritage for the future benefit of all. Stretching across five continents in 12 river basins, WANI works with governments and local communities to use and manage water resources more sustainably. WANI aims to help reduce poverty and protect the environment by helping people to manage river flows and improving access to all communities.
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SOS - Save our Species
SOS - Save Our Species, is a global coalition initiated by IUCN, the Global Environment Facility (GEF) and World Bank to build the biggest species conservation fund, supporting on-the-ground field conservation projects all over the world. SOS combines resources and funding experience from the World Bank and GEF, the authoritative science of IUCN and the resources of the private sector to target funding to species conservation projects where and when it will have the most impact.
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Women carrying wood in the Saloum delta, Senegal
Photo: IUCN Photo Library © IUCN / Elroy Bos