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PCC in the News
News: LA Pierce Ends SCC Champion Lancers Volleyball Season In 3
Pasadena City College women's volleyball head coach Tammy Silva can only look back at what might have been for this year's Lancers as well as her 2010 team. Both squads were Southern California Regional Playoff finalists. And both missed by one win of making it into the CCCAA State Championships.
The No. 5-seeded Lancers, who have not advanced to the state tourney since 1995 when they finished a school-best third place, would have reached state in the old 8-team, double-elimination format both this season and in 2010 when they lost to Cypress in the third round of regionals. The format changed to a 4-team, double-elimination affair in 2010 due to budget concerns by the CCCAA.
Instead of celebrating a trip to the state tourney after its miraculous 5-set win over No. 4 seed Orange Coast on Nov. 24, PCC instead was forced to face two-time defending state champion Los Angeles Pierce College Tuesday night. Pierce picked up its 63rd consecutive victory in sweeping the Lancers, 25-16, 25-19, 25-18, in the third round regional final. Golden West, Fresno City, and Santa Rosa Junior College also won regional finals.
Pasadena, the South Coast Conference co-champions, had its season cut short at 21-5.
"Ultimately, we would have likely faced Pierce if we were at the state tourney," Silva said. "Still, you get the opportunity to lose one at state and have a shot at the state title. In the regionals, it's win or wait 'till next year. Pierce is an outstanding program with a great coach. The Brahmas play with great confidence and that was evident against us. We just didn't play up to our potential."
Silva also pointed out that the unusual late re-seeding of the regionals affected the fate of the Lancers. PCC had been seeded No. 6 in the original seeding held on Nov. 18, but was moved to No. 5 when the seeding was re-done by regional coaches due to a criteria error on Nov. 19, the day before the playoffs. The one change placed Pasadena in No. 1 seed Pierce's bracket. In the original No. 6 seed, the Lancers appeared to have a better shot at making it to state as they would have likely played against No. 3 Golden West or No. 2 Bakersfield, two teams that PCC went five sets with before losing at the Pierce Invitational Tournament in September.
Against, Pierce, the Lancers looked strong in the opening part of the match, taking a 10-9 lead on a kill by Viridiana Gallardo. At that point, the Brahmas relied on powerful swing of All-American outside hitter Danetta Boykin. The 6-foot-1 Boykin, the MVP at last year's state championships, pounded an incredible 10 kills in the opening set as Pierce ran away with a 1-0 lead.
In set 2, the Lancers led 1-0 after a serving error, and that would end up being their last lead of the night. Pierce controlled all aspects of the match.
"They outblocked us, played better defense, passed better, served much better than we did," Silva said. "Everything we did well against Orange Coast, we did the opposite v. Pierce. We had a great season and the OCC match still is a great victory for our program. We had a close-knit sophomore group and they can look back at winning a conference title and going all three rounds of regionals."
Boykin finished as the only player on either team to reach double digits in kills with 21 (hit .515).
For PCC, Gallardo and All-State middle blocker Jackie Valle-Acosta had eight kills each and setter Kailey Faust dished out 29 assists and made three blocks despite her 5-6 frame.
Pierce (30-0) advances to the CCCAA State Championships on Dec. 1-2 at Fullerton College.
The 2-year PCC playing careers of Estrada, Valle-Acosta, Faust, Gallardo, middle blocker Megan Callen, opposite Yanise Joseph, reserve outside hitter Kassie Jones ended as did the 1-year stints of sophomore transfers Cassandra Delacruz (defensive specialist) and backup setter Lindsey Kuramoto.
[Photo--PCC's Yanise Joseph tries to block Pierce's dynamo hitter Danetta Boykin during the Lancers' loss at the Woodland Hills college Tuesday night, image by Richard Quinton, sports information photographer.]
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Dagenham & Redbridge striker Dwight Gayle believes he can make the step up to league football next season.
Dagenham & Redbridge striker Dwight Gayle believes he can make the step up to league football next season after a successful loan spell at Bishop's Stortford.
Daggers boss John Still brought Gayle to the club at the start of last season from Essex Senior League side Stansted, after he blasted 54 goals for the Airportmen.
After impressing during a trial at Victoria Road, the 22-year-old spent the whole of the last campaign at Stortford in the Blue Square North on a season-long loan.
He enjoyed a wonderful spell at the Woodside Park-based club, scoring 42 goals on his way to breaking a club record, and also coming third in the goal charts for the division.
And now, back at Daggers, Gayle believes he has what it takes to force his way into Still's first-team plans.
"It was a nice feeling to score regularly at that level after the step up from the Essex Senior League," said Gayle.
"I found out a lot about myself while I was out on loan and the two things I noticed as the big difference was the fitness and organisation of teams at that level compared to Stansted.
"You have to be a lot stronger, but I soon adapted and it was a good achievement to score 42 goals.
"I have had a few talks with the gaffer and now my aim is to push on for my place in the first team. I feel I am good enough and ready to make that step up."
Many players have gone on to bigger things after being plucked from non-league football, including the likes of Paul Benson, Craig Mackail-Smith and Danny Green, who also spent time at Stortford.
Now Gayle hopes he can add his name to the list of players to have made that successful transition from non-league to professional football.
"If you look at Dagenham, the club has brought a lot through from non-league and the manager has been instrumental in that," said Gayle. "Hopefully I can start repaying the faith the gaffer has shown in me."
Rod Stringer, Gayle's manager while on loan at Stortford, has every faith he can do well at Victoria Road. "His goal tally speaks for itself, a player that can score 42 goals at any level is a talent," said Stringer.
"He may not be the biggest, but he is not frightened of the challenge, and I feel centre-halves were a little bit complacent against him last season because of his height.
"To me he is in a similar mould to Simeon Jackson who started out at Rushden, went to Gillingham and then on to Norwich to play in the Premier League.
"If given the chance by John this season I feel he can step up to that level. Every level up is that little bit harder, but I believe Dwight can make an impression in League Two."


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Letters to the Editor
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We are all looking to reduce our tax burden, yet the school district doesn't seem to understand that. So we need to demonstrate to Dr. Johnson that not only is there no money for a tax increase, but that we want our tax burden decreased. We want a budget that is lower than last year's. The only way to do this is to vote "no" on the bond and on the budget until Dr. Johnson decreases spending and we get a smaller tax bill. Send him the message. Vote "no".
Marc Wieman
Rockville Centre
Why have a bond at all?
To the Editor:
Each year the RVC School District is required by state law to mail specific information to qualified voters six days in advance of the annual budget vote. This is a one-page notice that gets mailed to our home.
In the third paragraph of this one-page notice, it states that there is an administrative component, a program component and a capital component for the proposed school year budget.
The capital component amount is $10,781,668 in the current (2012-13) budget. It was $10,855,368 in the previous (2011-12) budget, $10,568,099 in the 2010-11 budget and $10,258,291 in the 2009-10 budget of $90,065,564.
The capital component for the proposed 2013-14 budget of $102,118,352 should, once again, be $10 million or more.
The capital component is for building improvements.
The capital component for just the last four school budgets, plus the 2013-14 proposed budget, amounts to at least $52,463,426.
In addition, Governor Cuomo has stated numerous times that the more affluent Long Island school districts (like RVC) have tens of millions of dollars in reserve funds.
So why do our Board of Education and school administration require an additional $45.9 million for building improvements?
One last thing: There is no free $15 million with this school improvement bond (as the full page advertisement in the March 7-13 Herald stated). We, the RVC school district taxpayer, shall be obligated to pay in full the $45.9 million dollars plus interest!
Vote "no"!
Russ Grogan
Rockville Centre
We need to support the bond
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RVC is most likely the worst selfish in the world. In the aftermath of sandy, filthy dirty hungry folks whose homes were destroyed found out a week or two later that RVC folks were in the bars, out to dinner, laughing and enjoying life.
Red Cross, Fema, Mormans, folks from all over USA flew to Southshore to help in devastation
Selfish RVC could care less. RVC rec was too buy doing gymnastics to volunteer space, laundermats would not stay open late to help us wash clothes, RVC police would give out tickets to folks trying to use station while long beach line was closed.
I would never live or raise children there.
Tuesday, March 26, 2013 | Report this
Sandeep - This is probably one of the most disturbing and disappointing things to see in an editorial. Rockville Centre residents have helped countless victims of Sandy by providing food, clothes and shelter to those in need. Rockville Centre Recreation Center opened its doors with donations (food and clothing) as well as vans and trucks. Rockville Centre opened school availability to misplaced students for months and continue to do so. This was all done even in the face of RVC residents losing their own homes or their parents homes. I understand you have gone through an awful situation but your anger is unfounded and pointed in an incorrect direction.
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Iowa State Falls to No. 21 LSU, 1-0
BATON ROUGE, La. – A low-scoring affair came down to a matter of inches as No. 21 LSU edged out Iowa State 1-0 Saturday evening at Tiger Park. The loss dropped ISU to 14-4 on the season, while LSU improved to 14-6.
The Last Inning
After posting the first two outs of the bottom of the seventh, LSU's All-American centerfielder AJ Andrews laid down a bunt and sped to first safely. Andrews then went for a steal to second, and Sara Davison could not hang onto the ball that rolled into the outfield and Andrews hurried over to third.
After walking Jacee Blades, ISU had Sandra Simmons on a 1-1 count when she sent a liner high towards second. Davison timed her jump, but was unable to hang onto it as Andrews sped home for the game's only and winning run.
Missed Chances
Iowa State left 10 on base and there were many chances where the door was open for ISU to get on the board. The Cyclones got runners on first and second in the first two innings but could not bring anyone home.
Iowa State had no fewer than four swings make it to the warning track. Three of them, two by Lexi Slater and one from Aly Cappaert resulted in outs. The fourth, by Rachel Hartman in the sixth, was off the leftfield wall, only a couple of feet from making it over. Hartman reached on a double, but the Cyclones were unable to bring the runner home.
Player of the Game
Katie Johnson. The Iowa State hurler was outstanding in defeat, seeing her record drop to 14-4. Johnson went the distance allowing five hits and an unearned run while walking three.
On Deck
Iowa State wraps up the Purple & Gold Challenge tomorrow with a 12:30 p.m. game against Lamar.


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Is 'Live!' a look at the future of reality TV?
CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- From Jan. 1 through Wednesday, at least 20 new reality shows have premiered or will premiere. (Admittedly, I might have missed a few.) They cover everything from funeral parlors and custom bra shops to washed-up celebrities and redneck kids. They add to the glut of profession-based, socialite, auction and ghost shows. There's even one that's a reality show about a guy duped into thinking he's on a different reality show -- which is actually a reboot of a series that ran for two seasons about 10 years ago.
That last one doesn't seem like it should be real, does it? Is that how far we've fallen in the reality TV world that we're rebooting a reality show that sounds like a parody of reality shows, like something Mike Judge would spoof in a movie?
It would appear so. And if that's the case, how much further might we fall in the future? Could we fall so far as to turn the tide to darker entertainment, to salivate for something as reprehensible as televised murder or suicide?
That idea is explored in Oscar-winning documentarian Bill Guttentag's 2007 indie drama "Live!," a satire of reality TV and the drive for ratings on network television.
I caught it on TV last year, back when I had HBO. I was intrigued by its description: "A TV executive tries to get a show produced where contestants play Russian roulette."
Eva Mendes ("Hitch") plays that executive, Katy Courbet, who's tasked with turning the fictional American Broadcast Network's ratings decline around. She and her staff are brainstorming ideas for new shows when one of them jokes," People would watch Russian roulette if given the chance."
"Can you imagine the numbers we'd get if people tuned in actually knowing somebody was going to die on air?" Katy asks excitedly.
Of course, it seems ridiculous, implausible. But as the film progresses and you watch Katy deftly work the network's lawyer (Andre Braugher, "Last Resort"), its advertisers, the FCC and the massive media coverage surrounding her attempt to stage the show, it's kind of scary to see how the arguments she uses to bring the show to life could actually work.
Her show selects six contestants, including an aspiring actress (Katie Cassidy, "Arrow"), a struggling farmer (Jeffrey Dean Morgan, "Grey's Anatomy), a Mexican immigrant (Jay Hernandez, "Last Resort") and a writer looking for inspiration (Rob Brown, "Treme"), who literally bet their lives for $5 million. Throughout the movie, intermingled with Katy's quest, we see their introductory videos, which address their motives for participating in the show.
Again, when you see their stories, it's not impossible to imagine that there are real people out there like these fictional characters who would really do something like this for the opportunity for such a big payout.
The contestant videos are made by Rex (David Krumholtz, "Numb3rs"), a cameraman who's producing a documentary on Katy. The faux documentary framing device is contrived, but it's offset by the rest of the film, which is engaging, especially in the dramatic third act when the show is aired and the surprising climax plays out.
Right now, reality shows tend to swing more toward the salacious than the violent, with the fighting generally being of the verbal variety. But as Katy points out, people in the past gathered to see death at Roman gladiatorial contests or public executions, and now, some people watch NASCAR just for the possibility of fiery crashes.
This summer, the hugely popular book series "The Hunger Games," which is about teenagers fighting to the death for the sake of entertainment, became a hugely popular film franchise. You'd like to think, if that fiction became a reality, the millions who watched the film wouldn't watch a real TV version of it, but would that really be the case?
In one scene in the movie, the camera crew is doing man-on-the-street interviews, asking people which contestant they're rooting for. One girl says, "Nobody. It's disgusting," to which the cameraman replies, "You're not watching then?" "I didn't say that, did I?" she responds.
I think more people than are willing to admit would be like that woman if such a show were ever a reality. As evidenced by the ever-expanding cache of trashy reality shows and the millions of viewers they attract, the lure of watching people debase themselves on TV is as strong for some as the lure of cash and fame for those who participate.
"Live!" is rated R, for some violent content, language and brief nudity (although mainly for the language and subject mater). You can find it on Netflix or Amazon.
Scripted series premiere: "The Carrie Diaries," 8 p.m. Monday, CW ("Sex and the City" prequel).
Other series premieres: "North Woods Law: On the Hunt," 9 p.m. Thursday, Animal Planet (Maine game wardens); "Double Divas," 10 p.m. Thursday, Lifetime (a custom bra shop in Atlanta); "Cyndi Lauper: Still So Unusual," 9 p.m. Saturday, WE (following the pop star); "Staten Island Law," 9 p.m. Saturday, OWN (friends open a mediation business); "Pete Rose: Hits & Mrs.," 10 p.m. Sunday, TLC (the former baseball player and his fiancée); "Container Wars," 10:30 p.m. Sunday, Tru TV (bidding on commercial shipping containers); "Wild West Alaska," 8 p.m. Sunday, Animal Planet (Alaskan gun shop); "The Real Husbands of Hollywood," 10 p.m. Tuesday, BET (semi-scripted reality TV send-up); "Big Rich Atlanta," 9 p.m. Wednesday, Style (socialites' lives); "Ghost Mine," 10 p.m. Wednesday, Syfy (reopening an abandoned, allegedly haunted mine); "Big Food," 10 p.m. Wednesday, CMT (culinary spectacles); "Kroll Show," 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, Comedy Central (sketch comedy).
Season premieres: "The Millionaire Matchmaker," 9 p.m. and "Kathy," 10 p.m. Thursday, Bravo; "Wicked Tuna," 9 p.m. Sunday, National Geographic; "Being Human," 9 p.m. and "Lost Girl," 10 p.m. Monday, Syfy; "Pioneers of Television," 8 p.m. Tuesday, PBS; "The Bad Girls Club," 8 p.m. Tuesday, Oxygen; "American Idol," 8 p.m. Wednesday, Fox; "Workaholics," 10 p.m. Wednesday, Comedy Central.
Timeslot premiere: "1600 Penn," 9:30 p.m. Thursday, NBC (pilot repeats at 8:30 p.m.)
Returning: "Last Resort," "Grey's Anatomy" and "Scandal," Thursday, ABC; "30 Rock," "The Office" and "Rock Center," Thursday, NBC; "Fringe," Friday, Fox; "How I Met Your Mother," "Two Broke Girls," "Mike & Molly" and "Hawaii Five-0," Monday, CBS; "Bones," Monday, Fox (two hours); "Hart of Dixie," Tuesday, CW; "Arrow" and "Supernatural," Wednesday, CW; "Criminal Minds" and "CSI," Wednesday, CBS.
Specials: "Critics' Choice Movie Awards," 8 p.m. Thursday, CW; "The 2013 Miss America Competition," 9 p.m. Saturday, ABC ("20/20" special at 8 p.m.); "Golden Globe Awards," 8 p.m. Sunday, NBC (red carpet coverage at 7 p.m.); "The Ultimate Guide to the Presidents," 9 p.m. Tuesday through Jan. 18, History.
Of note: Vinnie Jones appears on CBS' "Elementary," 10 p.m. Thursday, as a character called M, who could be Sherlock's great nemesis, Professor Moriarty.
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hey there,
i read in another thread that 64-bit wasn't currently supported, but that it may theoretically work if you use 64-bit libraries, and compile it from source [as opposed to using the binary RPM installation].
can someone please ellaborate on what one needs to do to get zimbra working on a 64-bit server?
this is purely out of interest, and i want to [read: dream of] building a 64-bit server, and running zimbra on it.


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lol. i have no idea how it would be implemented or it may even be already but i would like to see mail filtering. (ex. subject contains "x" sent to "y" folder)
just a thought...i'm sure it's on the to-do list but i wanted to remind if it's not been thought of


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I have a 7 server setup. There are 2 LDAP, 2 MTA, 2 Mailstore, and 1 Proxy. I can send and receive mail to external domains. The only box that shows up properly in the server status is my second mailstore. All boxes show everything is up when I run zmcontrol status.
I looked at Logger (ZCS 6.0.x and later) - Zimbra :: Wiki. Should the commands in the troubleshooting section at the bottom be run on all boxes or just on the mailstore boxes which have the logging services? There are failures abound when I run those commands on non-mailstores.


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Mon May 12 11:07:34 EDT 2008, Departing L'Aber Wrac'h
Downwind is tough for the wind vane (wind regulator, in French) so we hand-steer, SOG: 5kts.
Mon May 12 10:53:03 EDT 2008, Departing L'Aber Wrac'h
First time setting fisherman this way (without old roller furling rig).
Light winds are expected for the rest of week, so it will probably take longer than two weeks to get to the Azores.
Mon May 12 10:00:00 EDT 2008, 48 39.9'N:004 52.2'W
George's IPhone works really well.
Sun May 11 15:25:02 EDT 2008, 48 35.98'N:004 33.69'W
blogging aboard
Sun May 11 14:45:02 EDT 2008, 48 35.98'N:004 33.69'W
This boatyard actually has two horses. The horses are kept (partly) to keep the grass short, which they do a good job of by eating grass most of the day.
We have left this boatyard, and are further down in the harbor of L'Aber Wrac'h, where there is enough water that we can leave at any stage of tide.
Fri May 9 14:33:02 EDT 2008
This is the interior layout plan of Issuma, as drawn by Yann Sergent, the previous owner.
Thu May 8 1:50:02 EDT 2008, 48 35.73'N:004 39.88'W
We've been working on getting Issuma ready to sail. Most of the sails are now on, the deck has been covered with non-skid paint and tape, a few electrical and fuel system projects have been completed, and we've been studying the way the boat systems work.
We are still at the boatyard where the ever-helpful previous owner, Yann Sergent lives. One couldn't ask for a better previous owner, as Yann and his wife Patricia have helped us with all sorts of questions and projects, as well as feeding us wonderful French dinners.
Thu May 1 16:12:35 EDT 2008
Issuma is still in France, and George and I are at Newark airport.
Several people have asked how long the preparation has been for this trip. The preparation started in January, with a trip out to France to see the boat (I had it surveyed before I bought it, but I was not able to visit it until afterwards).
The departure date was decided upon in mid-January. The choice of departure date was determined mostly by these things:
* spring tides (the highest tides, about 8 metres or 25 feet in this area) were in the first week of May, and it was not certain if there would be enough water to move the boat from where it was any other time in May than at high water in the first week
* preparation before the first sail was expected to take the better part of a week
* southern routes across the Atlantic (East to West) seem best started before June to reduce the chance of encountering a tropical storm
* northern routes across the Atlantic seem best started later in June or July. If there were problems with the boat that caused delays, attempting to take the southern route in May would allow a fallback plan of taking the northern route in June
Tue Apr 29 22:49:43 EDT 2008, 48 35.73'N:004 39.88'W
Richard and his intrepid crew are buzzing about preparing to fly to France to pick up Issuma, his new 16m (52') steel schooner, and bring her across the Atlantic. Richard and George are flying out Thursday, May 1, 2008, an auspicious day upon which to begin an adventure! Al and Peter will arrive a few days later.
Upon arriving in L'Aber Wrac'h in the northwest of France, Richard and George will begin stocking Issuma with supplies and sustenance. Once all crew is gathered, they will undertake a test sail into the English Channel. Barring any need for significant repairs, they will begin their journey. Exciting times ahead!
For those who have not lived in the Arctic, Issuma is an Inuktitut (Eskimo) word meaning knowledge, idea or wisdom.


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Fast & Furious Movie Cars - Faster And More FuriousWritten by on April 16, 2009 Contributors: Courtesy Of NBC Universal, Rick Collins, Courtesy Of The Fast, Furious Picture Car Department The Thrash To Build More Than 240 Cars For The Latest Fast & Furious Film
Dennis McCarthy is one of Hollywood's busiest car guys and has acted as picture car coordinator on films ranging from Meet the Fockers and The Kingdom to last summer's Death Race. But his biggest projects have been 2006's The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift and the upcoming fourth film in that series, this April's Fast & Furious. HOT ROD asked Dennis to give us a behind-the-scenes look at how the cars for Fast & Furious were put together. Here's what he told us.
In the movie business, everything starts with the script. Once that's in my hands, I can begin to determine what cars the movie will need, how many, where to find them, and what modifications will be necessary to make them perform as needed. And, of course, I can calculate how much it's all going to cost.
After reading the script for FF4 (titled, simply, Fast & Furious), it was obvious this would be the grand slam, monster mother of all car movies. It would need more cars and more specialty cars built than any of its predecessors. It was clear that we would need even more than the 200 vehicles assembled for The Fast and The Furious: Tokyo Drift. Some cars would need to be extraordinarily fast, some would need to pull their front wheels off the ground for multiple takes, some would have to survive after running off-road for days at a time, and many would be destroyed in spectacular ways.
In the latest F&F film, most of the cars would be '60s to '80s muscle cars. However, Subaru was generous enough to supply us with several of its new WRX STIs, which performed flawlessly, and we were also able to get our hands on an '09 Nissan GT-R. But overall, this latest film has by far the most American iron of all the F&F films.
Starting in October 2007, and for about a full year, I ran the world's busiest hot rod shop. We turned out more than 240 cars and trucks during that time in a 25-hour-a-day, eight-day-a-week thrash on a multimillion-dollar budget. It was an enormous and exciting challenge.
The Usual Suspects
Based on my experiences in previous films, I have learned to rely on real pros when staffing the core of the picture car department. My first hire is always John Feinblatt, who has been in the business since the silent version of Ben-Hur and has worked on all the F&F films. He came aboard as the facilities supervisor, which means he kept track of all the cars and provided adult supervision. Brian Louis and Brad Beaven joined the team as set mechanics, and Dennis "Kiwi" Marchant came on as the shop foreman. Rick Collins kept everything straight by handling all our departmental media-photos, spec sheets, and databases-to ensure continuity.
Nearly all the mechanics, painters, drivers, parts guys, and shop helpers are people I have worked with before. Once the crew was assembled, there were about 40 people working in the Fast & Furious picture car department throughout every round-the-clock day to complete the enormous volume of work involved. Beyond the intense fabrication required, we were also responsible for transporting all the on-camera vehicles to the dozens of locations scattered throughout Southern California. This meant there was no time for on-the-job training. By the time we opened shop in our 65,000-square-foot industrial building near Pick Your Part in the San Fernando Valley, we were ready to go. All we needed were cars.
Casting Cars
Screenwriters rely on our department to turn their automotive visions into reality. Frequently in scripts, the cars are described generically as muscle car or hot import car with the understanding that the producers and director will come up with the specific vehicles to feature in each scene. It was our job in the picture car department to provide the producers and director with a wide variety of cars from which to choose.
At the outset, four cars were locked into the show. We knew the blown '70 Charger from the first movie was coming back for Dominic Toretto (Vin Diesel) to pilot, and the Hammer, a highly modified '70 Road Runner seen at the end of the Tokyo Drift, was also returning. The red '70 SS Chevelle last seen with Vin driving through Mexico after the credits rolled on FF1 would also resurface to get Vin back into the United States. The Buick GNX was the one car described in the script that would remain for the intense fuel heist scene where Vin and his crew execute extraordinary stunts for the opening sequence of the film. There remained dozens more cars and trucks yet to be cast.
The most straightforward way to select the remaining vehicles was to gather together a variety of cars from shops and builders and have show-and-tell sessions on the Universal Studios lot. Fortunately, guys such as Steve Strope at Pure Vision Design were willing to bring their gorgeous machinery to show the producers and director Justin Lin. Steve displayed the awesome blue '72 Torino he built for Dan Widmann. Through HOT ROD, I was able to contact R.J. Gottlieb, and his crew brought the legendary Big Red '69 Camaro to one of our sessions. Year One loaned us its radical Burt Reynolds Bandit, and I was able to coerce my former coworker from the Glendale Speed Center and HOT ROD veteran David Freiburger to show us his incredible twin-turbocharged F-Bomb '73 Camaro.
While I can suggest and lobby for certain cars, the final decision is left up to Justin and Neal Moritz, the producer of all the F&F films. In my opinion, this film has the greatest collection of cars ever assembled in one movie. From the Big Red Camaro to the trophy trucks, all my favorite vehicles made it into the final cut.
Building Stars
Building hot rods for the movies isn't the same as building one for an individual. In the movie business, the cameras rarely linger over every square inch of paint or go under the hood. If there's a race in a film, it is not always the fastest car that prevails. The script dictates which car wins. Our job is to build all the vehicles to perform as required to serve the story and production. Our team must be prepared for whatever the production schedule requires and overcome whatever destruction-planned or accidental-occurs on set; the cars must always be ready for the camera. So we build as many duplicate versions of each car as is necessary to guarantee the filming never slows down, and that means we have to purchase a lot of vehicles-six '68 to '70 Dodge Chargers, for instance, to portray Dominic Torreto's personal car. One hero Charger received an actual blown 528 Hemi-thanks to Mopar Performance-while three were built to perform stunts; one was pared down to an engineless buck, which was used as an insert car and for close-ups with the actors in the studio.
Hollywood has been wrecking '68 to '70 Chargers for more than 40 years, so there is no such thing as an inexpensive '68 to '70 Charger. They are rare. We scoured Craigs-list, blasted through eBay Motors daily, and searched every autos-for-sale publication that exists. In the end, we had to pay big bucks for the Chargers-ranging from $3,000 for a rusted shell that became a buck to $16,000 for a halfway-decent driver.
Not only were the Chargers expensive, but acquiring parts for them was nearly impossible. Luckily, Year One was able to help us with several of the parts needed, but front fenders, bumpers, and valances were not available. Eventually, we had to build our own fiberglass front clips, since original pieces were simply too hard to find and very expensive. We equipped all our stunt Chargers with small-block Chevy crate engines and Turbo 400 transmissions to save money and standardize our fleet of vehicles-our apologies to the Mopar guys.
Of all the cars built, the most unusual was a Buick Grand National, which we tackled along with the special effects department. The body was mounted backward on the chassis so it would appear to be going in reverse when it was actually going forward. It took a lot of splicing and welding to get it all to work, and we had to remove the turbo to get the V-6 to fit under the trunk lid, but that car did its job perfectly and was indistinguishable from the other six GNs (most with V-6 turbo power, a couple with Chevy crate V-8s) that we acquired and disguised as GNXs.
My favorite car in this incarnation of F&F is the '70 Chevelle we built to do wheelstands. Because the car had to get aloft and then stop within about 200 feet in a parking structure, we lightened the whole front end, bolted in a GM 502 crate motor with parts from Holley, and used a spool rearend with 4.88:1 gears. At that point, Special Effects (SFX) added a steel tray behind the rear bumper that we filled with about 700 pounds of lead weights. That car would wheelie the moment you mashed the accelerator and looked sinister doing it with just the right amount of frame twist so that-at least from the front-you'd never know it wasn't a pure power pull. It was one of eight '70 Chevelles we had for the film, including two near-perfect all originals in red.
We built five replicas of David Freiburger's F-Bomb Camaro, including one rigged for wheelies like the Chevelle. While the F-Bombs all had the same paint, graphics, wheels, and spoilers as David's original, none had anything nearly as exotic as a twin-turbocharged small-block under the hood. The biggest challenge with this car was getting it to lift and carry the front tires while in the dirt. Since traction was nonexistent, SFX had to add more than 2,200 pounds of weight to the rear of our wheelie F-Bomb. Unfortunately, the '73 Camaro wasn't designed for this type of stress, and during our first test session, the car bent in half like a banana. Overnight, our crew rebuilt and upgraded the entire rear structure of the car to make it perform the next day, which it did. David's real F-Bomb didn't make it into the film, though I thought a shot of its engine would have solidified the car's badass nature in the story for those not familiar with the sick and twisted nature of this car.
The most radical vehicles built for this film were the Chevy trucks we constructed for the fuel heist. We built three copper-colored '67 Chevys and three flat-black, mid-'80s Crew Cab Chevys that all featured custom-built rear frames from the cabs back and 502ci GM big-block power under the hoods.
The '67s had giant ladder-bar suspension with airbags using a massive 10-ton rear axle from a semi. To give them a real sense of heft, we mounted the biggest and widest truck tires we could find to match those rear-ends-tires usually used on tanker trailers. On a purely aesthetic level, everyone was thrilled with how these trucks looked when finished. And, you could drift them like they were Nissan Z-cars.
If the '67s were visually outstanding, the Crew Cabs were plain old nasty. Built with twin full-floating GM 1-ton axles equipped with Detroit Lockers, they worked spectacularly well in the film. We even built one specifically to do four-wheel burnouts-a transfer case attached to the front differential directed power to the rear pumpkin, courtesy of 6X6 USA. It worked so ferociously well that I'm still hoping a shot of it smoking all fours makes it into the movie.
Production Through DestructionThere's no way to avoid the fact that we destroyed a lot of vehicles making Fast & Furious, including an original big-block four-speed '72 Torino GT fastback. That broke everyone's heart. But that's the business of show business, and no one would be going to see this movie when it opens April 3 if there weren't an overabundance of automotive carnage.
Thanks to my talented crew and the support from Universal, all the Fast & Furious cars performed perfectly, and none of our cars ever held up production due to any type of malfunction or breakdown. Even after all the action and destruction, there are several cars still left intact. Most are in storage at Universal Studios, maybe to resurface in the fifth edition of the F&F franchise.
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The destruction of vehicles is one of the most exciting aspects of all the F&F films. All the rollcages were built by Matt Sweeney's special effects shop. And by the end of production, they had used more than four miles of steel tubing just building 'cages.In Fast & Furious, we are able to do things like race four cars at a time. Though you won't see this at your local street race, it makes for twice the excitement on screen. So sit back and enjoy a Chevelle that does wheelies in parking lots with mere inches of runoff.


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I can sync my E-mails using IMAP on Zimbra Open Source Edition 5.0.14.
Is it really impossible to sync Calendar, Contacts and Tasks with this version?
Funambol seams to work but requires a GPRS plan. I'm always near some WiFi hot spot, so using the Internet seam to me a more reasonable choice.


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Gasconade County, MO (KSDK) - A head on crash in Gasconade County Thursday afternoon has claimed the life of a woman who authorities say crossed the centerline of the road.
Missouri Highway Patrol troopers report Carol King, 43 of Morrison was westbound on Highway 100 just west of Route J just before 3:00 p.m when she crossed the line and collided with an eastbound truck.
King was pronounced dead at the crash scene and was not wearing a safety belt.
The driver and passenger in the truck, identified as 54 year old David and his 82 year old father, George Harah of New Florence were both injured and taken to a hospital in Hermann, Missouri for medical treatment.
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Ed Wood
|Release Date: September 28, 1994
|Running Time: 127 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $5,866,516.00
|Genre: Biopic, Comedy, Drama, Period
Johnny Depp
Martin Landau
Sarah Jessica Parker
Patricia Arquette
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Summary:Ed Wood, the brains behind 1959's "Plan 9 From Outer Space" and 1953's "Glen or Glenda?" gathers together a group of strange friends to make movies so terrible they have become classics.


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Diuretic, often called "water pills"
Diuretics may be prescribed to treat:
Diuretics may also be used to treat:
Diuretics act on the kidneys to increase the production of urine. Unlike other types, potassium-sparing diuretics do not cause your body to lose potassium.
It is important that your doctor checks your progress at regular visits to allow for dosage adjustments and to manage any side effects. Before you have any type of surgery, including dental surgery, emergency treatment, or medical tests, make sure the doctor or dentist knows that you are taking a diuretic.
Thiazide diuretics and especially loop diuretics may cause an excessive loss of potassium from your body. To help prevent this, your doctor may recommend that you:
To prevent the loss of too much water and potassium, tell your doctor if you become sick, especially with severe or continuing vomiting or diarrhea.
It is essential to follow your doctor's instructions with regard to potassium and dietary changes. Extra potassium may not be needed. In some cases, too much potassium can be harmful. Potassium-sparing diuretics do not cause a loss of potassium from your body as some other diuretics do. Therefore, if you are taking this type of diuretic, it is not necessary for you to get extra potassium in your diet. Since salt substitutes and low-sodium milk may contain potassium, do not use them unless told to do so by your doctor.
If you are already on a special diet, as in the case of diabetes, it is especially important to talk to your doctor before making any dietary changes.
Diuretics are generally not useful for treating the normal swelling of hands and feet that can occur with pregnancy. Diuretics should not be taken during pregnancy unless recommended by your doctor. You also need to be cautious about taking medicine when you are breastfeeding. Diuretics are not recommended for nursing mothers.
Tell your doctor about all of the medicines that you take. Some should not be taken with diuretics, while others may require a different dosage level. Some common medicines that fall under these categories include:
If you are taking any type of diuretic to control high blood pressure, check with your doctor before taking these over-the-counter medicines to treat:
The presence of other conditions may affect the use of diuretics. Tell your doctor if you have any other conditions, especially:
Medicines are only part of the treatment for high blood pressure. Research has shown that you can help control your blood pressure by eating a low-sodium diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, and low-fat dairy. Exercising regularly and maintaining a healthy weight are also essential lifestyle factors to manage high blood pressure.
When you are taking a diuretic, you may have dizziness, lightheadedness, or fainting. This may happen when you get up from a lying or sitting position. Getting up slowly may help. These symptoms are also more likely to occur if you drink alcohol, stand for long periods of time, exercise vigorously, or if the weather is hot. If the problem continues or worsens, tell your doctor.
Some diuretics may cause your skin to be more sensitive to sunlight. Exposure to sunlight, even for brief periods of time, may cause a rash, itching, redness, or sunburn. When taking these diuretics, follow these precautions:
It is essential to take your medicine even if you feel fine and do not have any symptoms, which is often the case with high blood pressure. You must continue to take the medicine as directed in order to keep your blood pressure under control. It may be possible to taper off the medicine, particularly if you make lifestyle changes (eg, diet and exercises) recommended by your doctor. If high blood pressure persists without treatment, it can lead to heart attacks, heart failure, blood vessel disease, stroke, kidney failure, and/or blindness.
Take each dose at the same time each day. Since diuretics work by increasing the amount of urine you produce, try to take your medicine early in the day so that your need to urinate will not disrupt your sleep.
If the diuretic upsets your stomach, it may be taken with food or drink. If stomach upset continues or gets worse, or if you suddenly get severe diarrhea, tell your doctor.
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as possible. But if it is almost time for your next dose, skip the missed dose and go back to your regular dosing schedule. Do not double doses.
The side effects listed here are most commonly encountered with at least one type of diuretic drug, not necessarily all of them. But since many of the effects of diuretics are similar, these side affects may occur with any one of these medicines, although they may be more common with some more than with others. If you have any side effects, tell your doctor.
Check with your doctor if any of the following side effects occur frequently and/or become bothersome:
There are also many less common side effects that have been reported with diuretic use. If you develop any new symptoms after starting this medicine, talk to your doctor.
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Amiloride and hydrochlorothiazide. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/healthLibrary/. Updated December 2009. Accessed February 25, 2010.
Bumetanide. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/healthLibrary/. Updated December 2009. Accessed February 25, 2010.
Chlorothiazide. EBSCO Health Library website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/healthLibrary/. Updated December 2009. Accessed February 25, 2010.
Chronic kidney disease. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated February 2010. Accessed February 26, 2010.
High blood pressure (hypertension). Mayo Clinic website. Available at: http://www.jrank.org/health/pages/2256/loop-diuretics.html. Updated June 23, 2009. Accessed February 25, 2010.
Loop diuretics. EBSCO DynaMed website. Available at: http://www.ebscohost.com/dynamed/what.php. Updated April 26, 2011. Accessed May 30, 2012.
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A Missoula judge says she finds one man's request to delay his hearing 'an abuse of the system.' That man is Jason Christ.
The prominent medical marijuana advocate has represented himself in two separate trials. After several delays Christ was ultimately convicted for threatening to bomb a Missoula Verizon Wireless store.
Tuesday he was scheduled to be sentenced for the crime but asked for a continuance. Christ told Missoula County District Court Judge Karen Townsend that he would like a public defender before moving forward with the sentencing hearing.
Townsend told Christ she thinks this is just one more attempt at pushing back his sentencing. She wondered why he waited until Tuesday to ask for a public defender.
"How is it that you do not know the simple words 'I think I need a real lawyer right now'?" she asked.
Townsend agreed to give Christ one more week to sort things out, but she was clear she didn't like the idea.
"I have a real difficult time thinking that the appointment of a public defender is appropriate in this case," Townsend said.
The sentencing hearing is scheduled for next Tuesday morning. NBC Montana will keep you updated.


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International Departure Hall check-in counters
(Check-in counters are closed punctually 40 minutes before scheduled departure time)
|After passing Immigration and turn right, located next to duty free shop on the opposite to Gate 12.
For further information, check the website of Qingdao Liuting International Airport.
International to International:
Minimum connection time 75 mins to 90 mins
Clear customs and proceed to international departure hall check-in counters
International to Domestic: Minimum connection time 60 mins
Clear customs and proceed to domestic terminal
To city centre:
Taxi: approximately RMB100-120
RMB90 (included in airfare)
Children under 12 are exempted
Passengers aged 18 or above are entitled to the following duty-free quota:
Tobacco Products:
Hong Kong / Macau / China Residents: 200 sticks or equivalent of tobacco products
Overseas Chinese / Foreigners: 400 sticks or equivalent of tobacco products
Alcoholic Beverages:
1 bottle of alcoholic beverage. Alcoholic beverages are not allowed to be carried onboard as carry-on baggage except purchased at duty free shops in airport's restricted area.
Please note that all departing and arriving passengers are required to fill in a new customs and declaration form.


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Optimus F3 Launches on Virgin Mobile
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The LG Optimus F3 is hitting Virgin Mobile today, with a $179.99 price tag and a Beyond Talk no-contract plan. The 4-inch Gorilla Glass-covered phone comes equipped with 4G LTE speed, a 1.2-GHz dual-core processor, Android 4.1.2 Jelly Bean, an LED …
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United States National Collection of Scale Insects Photographs
|ScaleNet is all about scale insects (Coccoidea): a group of insects comprising about 7,500 species. Scale insects vary dramatically in their appearance from very small organisms (1-2mm) that occur under wax covers (some look like oyster shells), to shiny pearl-like objects (about 5mm), to creatures covered with mealy wax. They spend most or all of their lives feeding on plants and are primarily important as plant pests in greenhouses, backyards, and on fruit trees. ScaleNet provides comprehensive information on the scale insects of the world, including queriable information on their classification, nomenclatural history, distribution, hosts, and literature. Visit Website
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ATLANTA -- Police say a 37-year-old man was shot twice early Tuesday at an apartment complex in northwest Atlanta.
The shooting happened at the Allen Temple Apartments on Allen Temple Court just after midnight.
Police Capt. Adam Lee III said the man stepped outside to smoke when two young men approached and asked for a cigarette. The victim, fearing he was about to be robbed, turned and walked away. That's when he was shot once in the side and once in the thigh. Lee said officers found seven shell casings at the scene.
Capt. Lee said the man did not recognize the men and the motive for the shooting is unclear.
The victim, whose name was not released, is in stable condition at Grady Hospital.


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Charlotte Gene (Moyar) Farren, 89, of Williamstown, WV died January 26, 2013 at Ohio Valley Health Care. She was born on January 21, 1924 in Rouseville, PA and was the daughter of the late Eugene and Charlotte (Lottie) Moyar. She graduated from Oil City High School, Oil City, PA in 1943. She married Walter E. Farren in August of 1945 and raised five children. Charlotte was a homemaker and enjoyed quilting, reading, jigsaw puzzles, traveling and cooking. She was a member of the Williamstown First United Methodist Church and participated in the women's circle and the altar committee. She is survived by three sons, David Farren of Vienna, WV, Steven Farren (Loretta) of Odessa, TX, and Kevin Farren of Rome, GA; daughter Jodi Farren of Parkersburg, WV; two sisters, Maryetta Snow of Oak Ridge, TN, Helen Patricia Foster of Mantua, OH; grandchildren Jon Farren, Kim Farren of Abilene, TX, Ronald Farren, Michael Farren and Andy Farren of Columbus, OH, Rebecca Farren of Rome, GA and Amanda Farren of Vienna, WV; great grandchildren Austin, Kolby, Brooke, Alexsus, Tyler, Megan, Kaleb and Miles all of Texas, Raegan of Rome, GA, Atticus of Vienna, WV and many nieces and nephews.She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter E. Farren in September, 1990; son Keith Farren in May, 2007; two brothers, Tom Moyar and John Moyar, and nephew Jimmy Foster.Per Charlotte's request there will be no visitation. Her wishes were for all of her friends and family to remember her the way she was. There will be a graveside service at the Rynd Farm Cemetery in Rouseville, PA on January 31, 2013 at 2:00 PM.The family wishes to extend its deepest gratitude to all of the staff at Ohio Valley Health Care who gave such loving care to Charlotte over the last five years.In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association, American Cancer Society or the Humane Society.Online condolences may be made at www.hadleyfh.com
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January 17, 2013
Belmont County's new sheriff, Dave Lucas, took office earlier this month with a dark cloud hanging over his head. The sooner that issue is resolved, the better....
Look like the coal industry should look in the mirror instead of pointing fingers at Obama. "Prosecutors indicate they're aiming higher up the corporate ladder, targeting former Massey managers and executives. David Hughart, a former president of a Massey mining subsidiary has also entered into a plea agreement."
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Greensboro, NC -- Police are looking for two men wanted for meat larceny.
Investigators with Greensboro Police Department said there were two reports of meat stolen from the grocery section of the Wal-Mart on Pyramids Village Boulevard; one March 22, the other on the 29th.
The suspects drove a burgundy Pontiac Aztec and were seen leaving towards 16th Street, according to police.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at (336) 373-1000.


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Oyens Issues Boil Water Order
(Oyens) -- A boil order has been issued for the small Plymouth County town of Oyens. E. coli bacteria was found in the water supply. Residents should not drink the water without boiling it first or use bottled water. Boiled or bottled water should be used for drinking, making ice, brushing teeth, washing dishes and food preparation until further notice. Oyens mayor Cheryl Christman claims that Oyens wells do not contain bacteria, but the system will be flushed Sunday afternoon from 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Residents will be informed when tests show no bacteria and when they no longer need to boil their water. Christman says city officials anticipate the problem to be resolved within five days.
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The first step in any daily regimen is cleansing. Elizabeth Arden Cleansers like many other skin care treatments should be selected for each type of skin and indication. In order to make this an easier choice for consumers Elizabeth Arden has a number of lines and categories to make individual selection of Elizabeth Arden Cleansers among other products easy and beneficial. Elizabeth Arden Cleansers have been placed into certain lines considered perfect for specific needs.
Therefore any selected Elizabeth Arden Cleansers (when used in conjunction with the other products from the same line) will have a potentiated effect upon your whole daily regimen. In other words, the proper Elizabeth Arden Cleansers selection will prime and treat the skin to work synergistically with the next Elizabeth Arden treatment that falls into that specific category leading to the most beneficial results. Elizabeth Arden Cleansers are mean to complement all other products from the same line
For those searching for a multi-tasking cleanser which primes the skin for following treatment serums and moisturizers, Elizabeth Arden Intervene 3 in 1 Daily Cleanser Exfoliator Primer is the ideal Elizabeth Arden cleanser. Elizabeth Arden Intervene 3 in 1 Cleanser Exfoliator Primer not only primes the skin, it also gently exfoliates and cleanses thoroughly. It is the first step in the Intervene regimen and is ideal to use before Elizabeth Arden INTERVENE Pause & Effect Moisture Cream (which also comes in a lotion form).
For those looking for a creamy cleanser that is formulated specifically for an "anti-aging" type regimen, Elizabeth Arden Ceramide Purifying Cream Cleanser is the popular choice. It's indicated for all types of skin and is fragrance free and dermatologically tested for allergies and efficacy. Elizabeth Arden Ceramide Purifying Cream Cleanser not only effectively cleanses the skin but is also an effective make-up remover. It cleanses and moisturizes without leaving product residue. Additionally, it soothes and calms the skin and maintains the skin's lipid barrier.
Millenium Hydrating Cleanser was formulated by Elizabeth Arden to be an effective night-time cleanser. It frees up the skin of dead skin cells, effectively removes make-up residue and clarifies it completely without stripping away its moisturizing and hydrating properties.
Elizabeth Arden 2 in 1 Cleanser is an effective cleanser and toner in one creamy cleansing cream. The cleanser is mild and does not dry out the skin and the built-in toner minimizes pores and refreshes the skin without evoking the feeling of tightness that many toners impart when used separately. This Elizabeth Arden cleanser contains natural anti-oxidants which protect the skin from pollutants and other environmental attacks.


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a potential customer has tried to e-mail us, and has been complaining that their e-mail is "bounced"..
Here is a snippet of the logs showing the problem
Aug 24 03:03:57 mail postfix/smtpd[17073]: NOQUEUE: reject: RCPT from unknown[126.96.36.199]: 450 4.7.1 Client host rejected: cannot find your
hostname, [126.96.36.199]; from=<email@example.com> to=<email@example.com> proto=ESMTP helo=<milan.hostgo.com>
milan.hostgo.com has not been obfuscated, that is what's being sent as the helo
I have the following enabled:
Global Settings > MTA > Protocol Checks
Hostname in greeting violateds RFC (reject_invalid_hostname)
Client must greet with a fully qualified hostname (reject non_fqdn hostname)
(this one would be the one to uncheck to allow mail in this situation - correct?)
Sender address must be fully qualified (reject_non-fqdn_sender)
Global Settings > MTA > DNS Checks
Client's IP Address (reject_unknown_client)
Hostname in greeting (reject unknown hostname)
Sender's Domain (reject_unknown_sender_domain)
Is it possible to allow mail from this one mail server (milan.hostgo.com) or (hostgo.com) to bypass the protocol and dns checks?
If so, how would I go about implementing this?
Thank you very much
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Great Recession Created a Historic Racial Wealth Gap
The twin demons of the housing market crash and the Great Recession have created historic wealth gaps among racial groups in America: The median wealth of white households is 20 times that of black households, and 18 times that of Hispanic households. The main culprit in minority wealth loss? The housing bust.


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This is for members who have PS3's with faulty Blu-Ray drives and want to contribute, create, program or test payloads / homebrew apps etc that have been created specifically for PS3's with faulty, non working Blu-Ray drives.
I have seen a number of members who are having trouble trying to get ther voice heard and I am very sure this thread would greatly benefit them and me.
This thread will also be a discussion area for those specific members such as myself, and a place to share our ideas and thoughts where we would be heard and help part of the community that has yet not found a place designed for their specific needs.
Thanks in advance to all who contribure to what I believe will help a large number of people in the PS3 scene/community.


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We often talk about the way technology is developed and then released through manufacturers' top-end components first, before sifting down through more economical lines of products. With Fi'zi:k's Ardea Saddle, this is precisely the case. The Italian saddle maker's designs and materials that were once only available by way of shelling out a pretty penny have become available at a much more reasonable price.
The Ardea saddle was constructed at the same factory that produces Fi'zi:k's top-tier perches, using its Spine Concept design to mold the saddle into what it calls the 'Chameleon' family. This group of saddles was developed to accommodate cyclists who fall in the middle of Fi'zi:k's flexibility scale, which is a gauge of your spine's flexibility and the pressures that correlate with it. For the Chameleon collection, this means providing you with support directly under both the sit bones and genital area.
The Ardea was built with rails made from a strong and lightweight alloy material known as Manganese. Not quite as light as its K:ium, the Manganese rails still have a solid strength-to-weight ratio and dampen road vibrations incredibly well. The saddle's foam padding and nylon shell provide cushioning and support at the sit bones, with just the right amount of flex. Fi'zi:k's durable Microtex fabric was sewn over the top, giving you a smooth outer layer that's easy to clean. Additionally, the sides of the saddle were treated with a glossy, anti-friction scuff guard material to eliminate thigh chafing.
The Fi'zi:k Ardea Saddle is available in the colors Black and White.


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Hats for Women
At Buckle, women's hats come in different styles perfect for your outfit like cold weather, baseball and trucker, cowboy and more. Find the perfect hats for women to complement your outfit. Shop our collection of women's hats from popular brands like BKE and Steve Madden at Buckle today.


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So some buddies and I play this online political simulation game and we are thinking about creating a separate website to enhance our roleplaying. This map will NOT be used for monetary gain. At the bottom right hand of the maps you make, you can put your signature and date in small but legible font size. You get the credit!
What we would like:
A map of Solentia that is about the size of the internet browser... don't know what pixels those are lol. (non-detailed map of Solentia provided below) Each of the states on this map we would like their capital cities listed. This we leave up to your imagination.
Next we would like a map of each individual state with all their cities included.
Design? reply with a pic of what you have done and we will decide.
Preferably like the Imperial Worldmap of Arden by Schwarzkreuz
Federal Republic of Solentia Solentia
Motto: Unity in strength!
Anthem: O noble Solentia
Map of Solentia
Area 927,600 km/2
In Context:
Language: Solentian
Capital: Halion
Largest City: Adion
Population: 652,133,815
Density: 527 km/2
Founded: Year 2116
Animal: Solentian Grey Wolf (Maybe incorporate a grey wolf with the compass?
Site if you want more info: http://classic.particracy.net/viewna...hp?nationid=42
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Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox recently announced the filing of 19 criminal complaints and a total of 69 charges against illegal advanced fee "foreclosure rescue" operations accused of defrauding Michigan families of thousands of dollars. Nine Michigan mortgage companies are accused of illegally charging homeowners facing foreclosure upfront fees for mortgage modification assistance. The defendants claimed they would help homeowners ... Read More »
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Zimbra 8.0.5 (new install as of today), CentOS 6.4
I'm unable to specify a single IP address via the admin interface as one of MTA Trusted Network addresses, nor can I specify anything /28 or smaller (.../32).
For instance, via the admin interface: Configure, Servers, double-click my host name, MTA, and enter:
10.2.157.17/32 127.0.0.1/8
and try to save, and I get the following error message:
Invalid Value:
Message: Error! Value for MTA Trusted Networks must contain local network interfaces: 10.2.157.17.
Additional information about MTA Trusted Networks configuration can be found at ZimbraMtaMyNetworks - Zimbra :: Wiki. Error code: AjxException.INVALID_PARAM Method: ZaServerController.prototype.validateMyNetworks
nor can I save that with /31, /30, /29, or /28. At /27, though, I can save things successfully.
So, I drop down to the command line and run:
zmprov ms $host zimbraMtaMyNetworks '10.2.157.17/32 127.0.0.1/8'
and it takes. Great! Except, when I return to the admin interface, and try to save anything under Configure, Servers, and I get the same error message as above. The saves take place, so this isn't urgent, but it is annoying. (I suspect now that the original attempts to set the address were working, just being misreported as errors.)


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Why jam more servers into a data center when you can get the UC and telephony tools you need in the cloud? That's a question large companies are asking today in the "build it" vs. "buy it" decision process.
Luckily, there doesn't have to be just one answer to that question. You can have a hybrid UC and telephony solution that combines what you have now with what you can get as a service from the cloud. (Read my blog about UC as a Service, or UCaaS.)
In fact, according to the November 2011 report, Gartner Predicts 2012: Successful UC Deployments Depend on Defining Organizational Objectives and Understanding Challenges," businesses need to think of UCaaS as an emerging alternative or complementary addition to premises-based UC platforms.
Assessing the cloud alternative
With a hybrid UC solution, you can deploy new applications or support existing solutions when and where it makes sense for your business. Determining which solutions are good candidates for the cloud depends upon your business requirements.
But, as a general guideline, any of the situations below may represent areas where you could benefit by transitioning applications to new cloud-based services. For example, when legacy systems are:
- Reaching end of life
- Causing service problems and downtime
- Costing a lot to maintain and support
- Are hard to expand
Rather than upgrading the apps that fit this criteria, or buying new on-premises equipment, you can mix and match the UC telephony solutions you want to keep on-premises. These can be combined with those you access via the cloud..
Getting the best of both worlds
A hybrid UC and telephony solution of on-premises and cloud-based UC services helps you introduce new capabilities, such as a single number that rings across fixed and mobile devices or seamless call transfers between devices. At the same time, a hybrid solution helps protect existing investments, so you can:
- Support legacy UC and telephony solutions, like Microsoft Outlook, IBM Lotus Notes and TDM/IP PBX systems
- Keep CapEx under control with cloud services
- Lessen staff stress with support services for the cloud infrastructure
- Avoid integration projects with a complete UC and telephony suite in the cloud
- Provide consistent user access experiences in the office or away
Paving a path to the UC cloud
The latest edition of our UC Newsletter includes recommendations from both Gartner and AT&T about planning your approach to cloud-based UC and telephony services to help you:
- Understand requirements and constraints
- Identify current and future architecture models
- Develop a vision operations plan
- Define a road map of incremental cloud investments


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Some dogs have a tendency to gain weight, which is not healthy. Bil-Jac Reduced Fat can help your dog lose excess weight or maintain proper weight while maintaining a beautiful coat and muscle tone...AND DOGS LOVE THE FRESH MEAT TASTE, which is rare among Lite dog foods.
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|Learning Guitar - Beginner Guitar Lesson
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The web has a vast number of resources available for learning how to play guitar. You can learn how to play songs, how to repair your broken instrument, how to play fancy scales, and much more. The trouble is, there just aren't many GOOD guitar lessons available to someone looking to start playing guitar. These guitar lessons are designed for people who own (or have borrowed) a guitar, but don't yet know the first thing about playing it.
What you'll need for these Guitar Lessons
Lesson Overview: What you'll learn
By the end of this guitar lesson, you will have learned: the names of many parts of the guitar, the names of the open strings, the process of tuning the guitar, how to hold and use a pick, how to play a chromatic scale, and how to play a simple song using Gmajor, Cmajor, and Dmajor chords.
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GRANDSTAFF, Patricia M. Colvin, 78, of Moundsville, WV, died Monday, November 12, 2012 in Reynolds Memorial Hospital, Glen Dale, WV.
She was born December 6, 1933 in Marshall County, WV, a daughter of the late Elmer and Eva Holmes Colvin.
Mrs. Grandstaff was a homemaker and a member of the Prayer Hill Church of God, Wheeling.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by a son, Michael L. Grandstaff, in 1998; two sisters, Eileen O'Hara and Clarice Deramo; two brothers, Eston Colvin and Donny Colvin.
Surviving are her beloved husband of 60 years, Elmer "Buddy" Grandstaff; two sons, Steve Grandstaff and Mark (Tammy) Grandstaff, both of Moundsville; a daughter, Tammy (Roger) Antill of Moundsville; two brothers, Bob Colvin and Dean (Jean) Colvin of Moundsville; a sister, Margaret (Perry) Kinney of Moundsville; four grandchildren, Tracy (Randy) Rogerson, Beth Ann (B.J.) Schillaci, Joshua (Janelle) Grandstaff and Nathan Grandstaff; two great-grandchildren, Levi Rogerson and Dalton Schillaci.
Friends will be received from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m. Thursday at the Altmeyer Funeral Home, Lutes & Kirby-Vance Chapel, 118 Grant Ave., Moundsville, where services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, November 16, 2012 with Rev. Michael Ream officiating.
Online condolences may be expressed at www.altmeyer.com.