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Karen received her undergraduate degree in psychology from UConn and her J.D. from UConn Law. After graduation from law school, Karen was a civil rights litigator whose practice focused primarily on employment discrimination, police brutality and housing discrimination. Karen is admitted to practice in Connecticut and the Federal District Court, District of Connecticut. Karen has presented on numerous panels, conferences and symposia on diversifying law school populations; the intersectionality of race, class, gender, religion and sexual orientation; affirmative action and admissions; the Defense of Marriage Act; and numerous pipeline projects. Karen also serves as an adjunct professor teaching Critical Identity Theory.
Phone: 860-570-5244
Jennifer Cerny, Esq. is the director of student services. She works closely with student groups to coordinate campus events and promote student initiatives. In addition, she provides support for the Student Bar Association and works with individual students on time management and other law school issues. Jennifer also acts as a liaison between students, faculty and staff in addressing student needs at the Law School. Jennifer joined the student services staff in January 2011 after leaving her practice with a Hartford-based litigation law firm. She graduated from UConn Law in 2008 and received her undergraduate degree from New York University in 2002. While in New York City, Jennifer worked in business development for a large Wall Street financial company.
Phone: 860-570-5132
Jane Thierfeld Brown is director of student services at UConn Law. She has worked in disability services for 33 years. Jane received her B.A. from the University of Rhode Island in Speech Pathology. While coordinator of disability services at URI she received her M.S. in Counseling and M.A. in Education. She holds an Ed.D from Columbia University, Teachers College. At Barnard College, Jane directed a federal grant program on women with disabilities in higher education. Jane's main research interests are students with Asperger's Syndrome in higher education and students with disabilities in high-stakes graduate programs. She consults at many higher education institutions and is a frequent keynote speaker at conferences on Asperger's Syndrome. Jane has published three books: A Professional Guide to Students with Asperger's Syndrome in Higher Education (Autism Asperger Publishing Co., 2009); The Parent's Guide to College for Students on the Autism Spectrum (AAPC Publishing, 2012); and Behavior Management and Self Regulation for Adults, 2012.
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - It's not at all a coincidence.
At least seven NFL teams will strongly consider a change at the starting
quarterback position in 2013. Each of those seven squads ranked among the
league's worst nine teams in 2012.
Among the teams holding the top nine picks in April's NFL draft, only the
Detroit Lions and, to an extent, Oakland would appear to be set at quarterback
(mostly because the Raiders gave up so much to get Carson Palmer in 2011).
For the other seven teams, a major focus during the offseason will be to
upgrade at the most significant position. Let's examine how things might play
out for those teams:
ARIZONA CARDINALS: It's hard to remember, but the Cardinals opened the season
4-0 with Kevin Kolb at the helm. Then he got injured, and John Skelton and Ryan
Lindley, respectively, took turns replacing him and turning in some of the
NFL's worst quarterback play in recent memory.
Kolb is due a $9 million base salary and a $2 million roster bonus by March 15.
It makes him a likely candidate to be released, although he could actually end
up being the team's best option.
Arizona really needs to upgrade its offensive line, though, because Kolb will
never be able to play a 16-game schedule otherwise.
Brian Hoyer made his first NFL start in the Cardinals' season finale against
the 49ers, and he played pretty well. He's a free agent, and he could be
brought back to compete for the job.
As for veteran quarterbacks who should be available, Matt Flynn and Alex Smith,
are unlikely to be traded to the Cardinals because their current teams reside
in the same division as Arizona. Michael Vick, given Arizona's offensive line
problems, doesn't seem to be a great fit.
If the Cardinals decide to draft a quarterback in April, keep an eye on North
Carolina State's Mike Glennon. At 6-foot-6, 220 pounds, Glennon has tremendous
size and arm strength. Perhaps new head coach Bruce Arians will see a little
bit of Ben Roethlisberger in Glennon when he's evaluating the draft-eligible
quarterbacks. Arians was the Steelers' offensive coordinator during their 2008
Super Bowl season.
BUFFALO BILLS: Incumbent Ryan Fitzpatrick is slated to earn $4.25 million in
2013, in addition to a $3 million roster bonus. Buffalo would save money under
the salary cap by releasing him, and it doesn't help that the Bills' top
receiver, Stevie Johnson, said last week that he'd like the team to bring in
competition for Fitzpatrick.
It's popular to criticize Fitzpatrick and list his shortcomings (22 turnovers
in 2012, subpar arm strength), but the Harvard product has actually been an
overachiever. The problem is, he has limitations. He would be an excellent
backup who could hold the fort for an injured starter and win a few games, but
his contract, although not outrageous, is too expensive for a reserve player.
The obvious guess here would be that Buffalo would attempt to draft Ryan
Nassib because the team's new coach, Doug Marrone, was his head coach at
Syracuse, and the Bills' new offensive coordinator, Nathaniel Hackett, also
served in that same capacity with the Orange.
Nassib would be a reach prior to the second round. If the Bills want to target
a quarterback in the first round, they could have a shot at West Virginia's
Geno Smith.
CLEVELAND BROWNS: There's been no clear indication whether new head coach Rob
Chudzinski or new offensive coordinator Norv Turner - two offensive gurus who
would no doubt like to put their stamp on the Browns' offense - are in favor of
keeping 2012 rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden in the starting lineup.
The drawback to Weeden is that he's still in the developmental stage despite
being 29 years old. The positive is that he was successful as a downfield
passer in college, and that's likely going to be a prominent characteristic of
a Chudzinski-Turner offense.
The Browns have plenty of salary cap space and few big weapons in the passing
game. Weeden had a fine rookie season. In nearly any other year, his rookie
performance would have been lauded by scouts and fans alike. The problem was
that he broke into the league in a season when Andrew Luck, Robert Griffin III
and Russell Wilson also debuted, and Weeden was a tier or two behind those
franchise quarterbacks.
If the Browns ultimately decide against moving forward with Weeden, a likely
replacement could be New England Patriots backup Ryan Mallett. Newly hired vice
president of player personnel Michael Lombardi reportedly rated Mallett, who
was picked in the third round, as the top quarterback in the 2011 NFL draft.
If the Browns are willing to surrender a second-rounder and an additional mid-
round pick, they might be able to pry Mallett from New England.
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS: New general manager David Caldwell made it clear that
likely free agent Tim Tebow won't be in the Jaguars' plans. The question is,
will former first-round pick Blaine Gabbert remain in their plans with a new
front office and coaching staff in place?
Jacksonville owns the No. 2 pick in the draft and Caldwell hasn't ruled out
picking a quarterback. If that's the case, the target would likely be West
Virginia's Smith.
Connecting a couple of dots, though, this could be a landing spot for Flynn
from Seattle. Jacksonville's new head coach is Gus Bradley, who was the
defensive coordinator in Seattle this season. He saw Flynn first-hand. The
Seahawks, with Russell Wilson entrenched as the starter, would likely want to
deal Flynn to save some salary cap space.
Chad Henne is still around, and he could serve as a stop-gap starter until
the Jaguars find a franchise quarterback. The Flynn option seems more likely
than drafting a quarterback because one could make a case that the No. 2 pick
would be better spent on a pass rusher. There will be some good ones available
and it would fill a major weakness.
KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: New coach Andy Reid has the first pick, and it has to be
tempting to go after a quarterback. When he took over the Eagles, he drafted
his franchise quarterback (Donovan McNabb) at No. 2 overall, ignoring the fans'
desire for running back Ricky Williams.
Could he take the same route in his first draft with the Chiefs? It's possible,
but it seems unlikely that he'd like any of this year's draft-eligible
quarterbacks enough to take them at No. 1 overall.
Since Reid will be calling the plays and he prefers a West Coast offense, this
would appear to be a good fit for current 49ers backup Alex Smith. It also
could be a good spot for Flynn.
There are also a couple of quarterbacks who could be available that have ties
to Reid: Kolb and Vick. Both have started games for Reid in the past.
If Reid gets one of those veterans, he also could add another quarterback
through the draft. He has frequently picked quarterbacks in the middle rounds
and done a fine job developing them and eventually flipping them for higher
draft choices.
It's merely a hunch, but don't be surprised if Reid targets Oklahoma's Landry
Jones, who would be a good fit for the offense, in the middle rounds.
NEW YORK JETS: It's hard to believe Mark Sanchez won four road playoff games in
his first two seasons in the league. The Sanchez of 2012 was arguably the worst
starting quarterback in the NFL. The former No. 5 overall pick has regressed,
even though he should be entering his prime years.
The Jets have plenty of problems. Half of their starting lineup is eligible for
free agency, and the team has a dearth of offensive weapons. Sanchez is
perceived to be the biggest individual problem, but there are at least 8.25
million reasons (as in dollars) to indicate he will be back in 2013.
Considering a salary cap hit would be disastrous if the Jets cut Sanchez, it's
safe to say he'll return to the team. The hiring of Marty Mornhinweg as
offensive coordinator would put Sanchez in a West Coast offense, which some
scouts believe would be the best fit for him. If the Jets add offensive line
help and some playmakers, such as a more dynamic running back than impending
free agent Shonn Green, Sanchez would be better set up to succeed.
Sanchez, however, is expected to have competition for the starting job, and not
from current backups Tebow or Greg McElroy. It's unlikely the team could afford
to go after higher-priced veterans like Flynn, Smith or Vick, but Tarvaris
Jackson (reportedly a favorite of new general manager John Idzik) could be an
option. A rookie also could be drafted in the second or third round.
PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: This is an interesting one because new coach Chip Kelly
will need a particular kind of quarterback to run his up-tempo, read-option,
spread offense.
Vick might thrive in such an attack, but he'd cost $15.5 million if he doesn't
agree to restructure his contract. Nick Foles, who showed promise in a late-
season audition, is hardly a natural fit for Kelly's offense.
One player who seems destined to end up on the Eagles' roster, probably as a
backup, is former Oregon quarterback Dennis Dixon, who is on the Baltimore
Ravens' roster. The 2013 starter, if it isn't Foles, is a mystery. There is no
obvious Cam Newton, RG3, Colin Kaepernick or Wilson clone available in this
Kelly might have a shot at drafting Smith from West Virginia, but he isn't
really an ideal fit for the offense, either. The best fit among draft-eligible
quarterbacks might be Florida State's E.J. Manuel.
The Eagles have two second-round picks and they might have to use one of them
to secure Manuel, whose stock could continue to rise because of the growing
popularity of the read-option offense. The smart money could be on Manuel to be
on the Eagles' 2013 roster.
Jeff Saukaitis is a former Sports Network writer/editor who has been a
professional sportswriter since 1985.
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Hello all,
I use Zimbra 6.0.5 under Linux Debian. I have a crash after electric problem.
To day it is impossible to startup Zimbra. Always the same error :
" Starting ldap...Done.
Failed to start slapd. Attempting debug start to determine error.
hdb_db_open: database "": db_open(/opt/zimbra/data/ldap/hdb/db/id2entry.bdb) failed: Invalid argument (22).
backend_startup_one (type=hdb, suffix=""): bi_db_open failed! (22)
bdb_db_close: database "": alock_close failed
It seems that the file id2entry.bdb is corrupt.
I tried db_recover with v, vv and vc option, but wheras I don't get error, it doesn't solved the problem.
"/opt/zimbra/bdb-18.104.22.168/bin/db_recover -v
Finding last valid log LSN: file: 1 offset 28
I try a db_dump but always : db_dump: id2entry.bdb: unexpected file type or format qui sort.
I don't have any backup of ldap database...
Which options for my case ? The problem is to not loose email whose are in malbox users. Perhaps errase ldap database and create again... but what will be happen to email ? And how to do it ?
I need help...
Thanks for your help.
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Centos 6.4 64bit I had updated zextras to the latest version. I realized there was another update for zimbra. So I ran the update after reading the notes. I did not need to use --platform-override this time.
I ran the install/upgrade as per usual and verified the integrity etc. All went exactly as it usually does with no errors.
I run zimbra and cannot send email. It says mail.send_retry.
I check the status of all the modules and they are all running. I tried restarting zimbra and everything came up fine.
Still cannot send email. So check the logs and see this
mail postfix/postqueue[14578]: fatal: Queue report unavailable - mail system is down
Dec 17 13:21:56 mail /postfix-script[1522]: fatal: the Postfix mail system is not running
So I know Centos has Postfix already installed but it is disabled because I thought Zimbra uses its own copy somewhere. So I enable postfix and start the service and all of a sudden I can send email again.
Now I know I probably should not have two copies of postfix running but why is everything running now?
Anyone have a clue as to why the upgrade would have hosed this?


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Recently the partition where our Zimbra installation is on, seems to going nearly full. That's why, Zimbra is sending email, but instead of the configured previously admin email, it's sent the email to the default email@example.com. Also the "new version" emails goes again on the default email, while the daily reports goes in the correct mailbox e.g. email@example.com.
My question is there anything that i should change in order to make those emails for the hard disk usage to sent to the proper email?


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we have to migrate an existing Zimbra OSS 5.0.9 installation from a Debian 4.0 32Bit Box to a new 6.0.6 Network Edition Install on a new Server with Ubuntu 8.0.4 LTS 32 Bit.
There are only 6 users on this system. So I was wondering if it would be
safe to do a clean new install on the new box, create the 6 users and just to
export / import the Userdata via ZWC ?
Does anybody know if this is possible? Any pointers and recommendations how to do this with minimal effort are welcome.
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2012 was a great year for AMA and ATVA competition. Here, some of the national champions and top competitors talk about the 2012 season, look ahead to the 2013 season, and explain why AMA and ATVA competition is the best racing on the planet. No other No. 1 plate matters.
Garret Keister, of Harrison, Ark., raced the AMA ATV Extreme Dirt Track National Championship Series in 2012 in the Prod B class and finished first.
Although Keister felt all the competition was tough, one person stood out in particular.
"Paige Elizabeth was really tough off the starts and sometimes I would have to run hard to catch her to finish on top," he said.
"I love the speed and adrenaline rush at the start of the race," Keister said. "I love the hunt of getting that pass at just the right time in the race."
Keister has big plans for the 2013 season.
"I want to race and win the Production A and Open A classes. Or possibly the 16-24 years or Pro-Am class."
When Keister isn't racing he enjoys playing basketball and riding his trail 450R and dirtbike.
"I would like to thank my sponsors, without them it would be tough to compete at the level I do," Keister said. "First of all, my mom and dad for taking me to the races all over the country. My dad builds all my motors and makes sure we are ready for every single race. HandH Extreme ATV does all of our head porting, without them we wouldn't build the power we do. SKD Motors, Fly Racing, Web Cams, CV4, Invision Artworks does some awesome graphics, Laker Customs for Plastics, Yamaha of Harrison, Boat World, and Hoosier Tires. New 2013 sponsors are Dasa Racing, Lonestar Racing, Rath Racing, Crank Works, Houser Racing, Defiant Powdercoating and Service Honda."
"2012 was a great year. I finished on the podium every National race we ran and wasn't passed all year, hopefully my success will carry over to the 2013 season," said Keister. "I'm really looking forward to the race season getting started. We are ready to race and hopefully the series will continue to grow."


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I'd expect him to hang things up from a HC perspective (maybe retain the title of GM and/or Team Pres) right around the time that TB hangs them up or moves on... this may not be the case, but it certainly makes sense... with that said, it's always fun to debate who his eventual successor might be.
I think Kraft goes with someone at the recommendation of BB, someone that he respects... a hardworking self starter with HC experience, more of a no nonsense type whos main focus is to build a consistent winner (did it at Rutgers and early returns look positive in TB) and at this point I'd expect that someone to be Greg Schiano.
Now a lot could change between now and then, but if he continues on his current path of rebuilding the Bucs, and developing them back into a consistent winner, I think he'd at the very least be at or near the top of Kraft's list.
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will my wife divorce me over selling this symbol of unity at the market high?
"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
You could probably start a thread: "Dumbest thing I ever did as a husband."
It can't possibly be a good idea.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Not enough gold in it to make it worth your time.
Good luck getting laid.
It's funny that you mention this because my mother just called and said that she took a couple of necklaces into some place in CR. She said they were all bent up and hadn't worn them in years. At this point I'm thinking "NO MOM DON'T!". She got $500 for 2 necklaces.
I immediately started searching through some boxes that I thought would have some good jewelry. Both were 10K gold, which I assume isn't worth crap. My class ring is also 10K. Can I assume that 10K is worth 1/2 of 14K?
say you lost it and sell the *****!
Originally Posted by CycloneErik
You could probably start a thread: "Dumbest thing I ever did as a husband."
It can't possibly be a good idea.
Over in one!!!
Originally Posted by CyCrazy
Good luck getting laid.
He's married. I'm betting his chances are the same if he did sell the ring.
Originally Posted by Cytom5
say you lost it and sell the *****!
not a bad strategy. I am considering it.
Originally Posted by CONEClone
He's married. I'm betting his chances are the same if he did sell the ring.
Hey us married folk get laid every full moon.
Originally Posted by CyCrazy
Hey us married folk get laid every other full moon.
Fixed it for you
Actually you should buy some gold and sell it in five years when its $5000-$8000 per ounce. No I'm not kidding either.
Originally Posted by CycloneDaddy
Fixed it for you
Ouch, cyclonedaddy
Yes, sell the ring. I want you to document the aftermath though.
Gold being this high is no good for folks looking to get married. My marriage is in a few months, and we both still have yet to get our wedding bands. Shouldn't have waited...
Go Sssssssssyclones!
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Chancellor Mark Heinrich says the cuts make the program's mission nearly unsustainable.
Alabama Community College System officials say the STARS program has saved students about $1 billion in tuition, books and room and board since it was launched in 1994.
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National Night Out activities will be taking place Tuesday nationwide and in neighborhoods throughout the east.
It is an annual event that happens on the first Tuesday of August which aims to raise awareness about crime prevention, strengthen local neighborhoods, and bring law enforcement and communities together.
Greenville will be celebrating its 31st annual NNO. The Greenville Police Department, along with the community, will host a series of events throughout the city.
In Uptown Greenville, there will be activities including a hula hoop competition, a misting tent and a food truck festival. The 3rd Street Community Center will have a cookout and bouncy houses. Those who enjoy video games can play them in the video game truck that will be on site at Dream Park. These events will start at 5 p.m.
The Pitt County Sheriff's Office will be holding NNO at both the Grimesland Fire Department and the Bell Arthur Fire Department from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Each location will feature exhibits and interactive activities, including one where you could explore emergency vehicles. Additional activities include face painting and cornhole games.
The New Bern Police Department along with the city's fire department and several other organizations will join in the festivities. The communities they are scheduled to visit include Pleasant Hill, New Bern Utilities and Carolina Colours. The start times for these events vary from 5 p.m. to about 7:30 p.m.
At Riverwalk Crossing Park in downtown Jacksonville, the Jacksonville Police Department will host activities from 5 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Over in Havelock, activities will begin 5 p.m at Walter B. Jones Park. Nantucket and country music artist Erin Nenni are scheduled to perform.
While most NNO activities will go on as planned Tuesday, one town will not be participating until a later date. Because of the potential for bad weather, Atlantic Beach is rescheduling its National Night Out for Saturday, August 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Those attractions will take place at the Atlantic Beach Town Park.
At many of the locations participating in NNO Tuesday, officers will be at hand to answer questions and provide information.
All activities are free to participate in.
For more information about National Night Out, click here.


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Qualcomm site still a new stadium option
The drawing board for a new stadium in Mission Valley never was taken down. So the Chargers are going back to it.
It was 11 years ago, when the housing market was a place to shop, that the football franchise proposed building a new stadium, surrounded by condos and retail space, for a portion of the 166-acre Qualcomm Stadium site. City Hallians, with the vision of a one-eyed bat and the spine of a sponge, nixed the plan -- for a variety of reasons, not one making sense.
They may be hearing about it again from the Chargers, who are nothing if not persistent in their new stadium quest. A small portion of Mission Valley once again is in play for something other than fuel tanks.
Shortly after 2002, when the economy and housing went kaput, the NFL franchise knew the plan wasn't fiscally feasible and made a U-turn, seeking a new soft-roofed, multi-purpose stadium in the East Village. It not only could bring major sporting events such as the Super Bowl and Final Four into town, but also serve as huge additional space for the nearby Convention Center.
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Of course (see: vision and spine), the original center wasn't built big enough in the first place, and visionaries botched it again when they built the addition too small.
Now they want to build more contiguous space next to the current facility on the harbor, and the Chargers countered with their project, which could serve the conventioneers (more toward downtown and away from the bay to better cater to nearby businesses) and create far fewer traffic and scenic problems.
The Chargers argued their case when the Coastal Commission took up the topic last week, but despite a staff recommendation that the facility wouldn't fly, the commissioners approved it anyway. For the moment, this has left the Chargers ship up on the ways, leaving me to wonder: Why pay a staff to do all the work if you're not going to listen?
That idea could be tied up in court for a while and the Chargers were aware all along what they were proposing downtown never would be a slam dunk. They also realize they aren't going to know much of anything until San Diego gets a new mayor, probably in February, during an annual period (Feb. 1-April 30) in which the team can slip out of its lease and out of town if it so desires.
Can't see that happening soon. It has nowhere to go. At the moment and probably for quite some time, the idea of L.A. as a rich alternative is buried in Forest Lawn.
"The Qualcomm site drawing board always was there," says Mark Fabiani, the Chargers' point man on a new stadium. "Now that the economic and housing issues have improved, redeveloping the Qualcomm site is something we're discussing with our development partner (Colony Capital) as something of interest. A major international company, which I can't name now, also is interested in partnering with us for stadium naming rights. The site is perfect for private development, for building an urban village."
Does this mean the Chargers no longer will pursue a downtown site?
"No, no," Fabiani says. "Things still have to happen. Because of taxes, the courts still have to approve taxes for the new Convention Center property, which could take two years. We'll be watching it, but we can't just sit around and wait while the next mayor is campaigning. So, with the economy and housing situations better, we're taking another look at the Qualcomm site."
It seems every time there's a possible TV blackout of a Chargers home game -- and the Monday night affair with the Colts never was going to be blacked out -- the panic button is pushed. So we hear it's just another excuse for the Chargers to leave for a city that failed to support two NFL franchises and has no new stadium in sight.


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Action Ministries
Seeking donations for its Our Daily Bread community kitchen, which formerly served free breakfast out of the church, is seeking ready-to-eat breakfast item and other donations. Donations can be taken or mailed to its building at 717 Oconee St., Athens, Ga., 30605. Its phone number is 706-353-6647 ext. 5670.
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Mission on the Move Ministries, Inc,
This organization operates a soup kitchen for individuals in need. In addition, they provide clients with glasses.
Location: 3945 Yeager Rd Douglasville, GA 30135
Hours: Soup kitchen - Monday's 7:00pm to 8:00pm
All other services - 9:00am to 1:00pm Monday through Friday
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Acworth Emergency Food Pantry
This food pantry is done by appointments only. Call the pantry and leave a message and someone will get back with you and set up a time for you to come by.
Location: Mars Hill Presbyterian Church - 3385 Mars Hill Rd. Acworth, GA 30101
Phone Number: (770) 975-9581
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Action Mission Ministry, Inc.
This organization offers a food pantry, USDA & SNAP programs, a clothing closet and inspirational services for those in need.
Location: 18 William Holmes Borders Dr., NE Atlanta, GA 30312
Phone Number: (404) 659-4328
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Greater Community Mission Center
GCMC is a food pantry that serves all of Cobb county. You must have a picture ID and proof of income. Location: 406 Roswell St. Marietta, GA 30060
Phone Number: (770) 425-4583
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Location: 1000 Main St. Forest Park, GA 30297
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Local cycling enthusiasts no longer have to drive to Cumberland, Md., to reach Washington via the C&O Canal Towpath: they now can start in McKeesport, Pa., and ride their bike all the way to D.C. without encountering traffic.
Last December, a section of the Great Allegheny Passage Trail was completed that now links Pittsburgh and Cumberland. An adventurous cyclist could now ride the Allegheny to Cumberland then get on the C&O Towpath and head to Washington, a roughly 320-mile one-way trip.
The Allegheny Passage Trail is crushed limestone built mainly on abandoned rail beds. According to the Allegheny Trail Alliance, the trail is nearly level with the average grade of less than 1 percent. The trail reaches its high point at the Eastern Continental Divide.
From that point going east, the trail drops 1,787 feet in 24 miles to reach Cumberland. Coming back, the trail drops 1,672 feet in 126 miles to reach Pittsburgh.
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Diamond Jubilee street parties can plant seeds of new community spirit in London
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The Diamond Jubilee has the potential to plant the seeds of a new community spirit all over London.
As the thousands of pictures have shown, streets came together to party to celebrate the Queen's 60 years on the throne.
In London, many people don't speak to their neighbours and a street party might have been the first time they did this.
Even if it just means that they exchange pleasantries it is a step towards a more integrated community.
The weekend began with the Family Festival in Hyde Park, which saw thousands of people from far and wide descend on the royal park.
The main attractions for children in the Disney and Butlins tent proved to be very popular, with queues forming a long time in advance.
The likes of Walkers, Cadburys and Colgate were there with activities and free samples of their products to help entertain adults and children alike.
My favourite part of the event was the Tigers Motorcycle Display Team, which had children aged 13 and under perform stunts on motorbikes.
The highlight of the event was when two riders jumped over a parked car. Maybe not Evel Kneivel distance but very impressive for their age.
The performers at the Commonwealth Stage were also entertaining and their songs could be heard across the park.
Given the volume of people turning up, naturally there were lines but this was to be expected as these events do feature the Great British tradition of queuing.
Food was another issue. The free samples at all the stands were enough to keep you going, but for a full meal the queues were very long. Indeed, as we'd finished doing everything we wanted to do, we went to ECCo on Strutton Ground near Westminster for food, which was excellent value for money and a hidden gem in London.
Don't just take my word for it, here is what a young person thought of the event.
Meghan Moore, 13, said: "I really enjoyed going to the Hyde Park Jubilee Family Festival because there was a lot to do there.
"It was very interactive which was fun and wherever you went there was something to do or see.
"The big screens on the side of the stages were also helpful because then you could see what was going on.
"The acts that were performing were varied so you wouldn't get bored.
"My favourite part of the day was getting to learn the Charleston [at the Alfresco stand] because it was something that you wouldn't usually get to do and because it was really interesting. It was a lot of fun.
"My least favourite part was queuing because it meant I had to stand up for ages but that couldn't really be helped because of the amount of people present.
"I liked the idea of a passport because it meant you had a chance to go around and see different parts of the festival and it gave you something to aim for rather than just wandering around aimlessly.
"I really liked being able to get free samples of the things at the stands rather than having to buy something to get a stamp.
"I also liked that you had acts wandering around so you always got to see or hear something."
Indeed, the queuing seemed to be the biggest disappointment of the day, through some of the responses on Twitter.
Marie Tyrell tweeted: "disappointing They shut the Disney tent at 330 and the queue for kids show was over two hrs,1 hr+ for food."
Paul Goodmaker added on the social network site: "Was awful, long queues for everything, disney tent closed 2.30 without warning, awful experience with kids."
Sunday saw the boat pageant with 1.25million people lining the river to catch a glimpse of the Queen go by.
Sadly, the Great British weather intervened and put a downer on the day, and many believe this to be the cause for Prince Philip's illness, although Buckingham Palace has denied this.
Monday saw a host of street parties taking place across London, with many dressing in Union Jack themed outfits.
At the street party I went to in Ealing, we were entertained by singer/songwriter Daina Ashmore, who lives in the street.
"It was a lot of fun," she told London24. "It was like one of the smaller festivals I've played at so it was quite nice.
"I'm playing at the Kensington Roof Gardens on June 22 and I gig around wherever I can.
"I feel my style is a bit of folk and rock with a bit of country in there too. I like the fact it grabs a few little genres.
"I like writing. X Factor is good but it's only about the voice.
"I've been a singer/songwriter for a good 10 years. I've come into myself as a songwriter in the last couple of years.
"It's a bit hard to get people to buy CDs anymore. I'm on iTunes, Amazon and have a website. It's gone that way now.
"You just want people to start listening to music. It was a nice street party, I gave away about 25 CDs and it'd be nice to develop a local fanbase."
The evening saw the Buckingham Palace concert, with Madness wowing the crowd with Our House and It Must Be Love on top of the Queen's residence.
The most impressive aspect of it was seeing Buckingham Palace illuminated in a raft of colour.
The concert finished with the Queen lighting the final Jubilee beacon after many others across the land were lit.
I was lucky enough to be given access to All Saints' Church tower to film a close up of the lighting (click on the video above to see it being lit).
Like the Olympic flame brings countries together, the Jubilee beacon brought communities closer together than ever before.
My thanks go to the organisers of the Jubilee Family Festival for allowing my niece and I to come. The organisers of the street party in Elm Crescent, Ealing and MC, Mr. John Beadle. Special thanks go to Associate Reverend Justin Dodd and his team at All Saints' Church, Ealing, for allowing me to have a close-up film of the beacon being lit.


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Ask a French person this and the answer will probably depend on their age. Names that would spring to mind include Zidane, the star player of France's 1998 World Cup-winning football team, Leclerc who famously led his tank division to liberate Paris (without, n'est-ce pas, any help from les Américains), Joan of Arc, the peasant-girl who helped France get rid of the English during the 100 Years War, and Charlemagne, the king who basically founded the nation. But the person who gets the most day-to-day adulation is the man they still call L'Empereur – Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Could you be among the thousands of Ohioans who are supposed to receive thousands of dollars from unclaimed life insurance policies? The state is holding $73 million in unclaimed benefits, with some indivdual beneficiaries owed as much as $500,000.
Channel 3 News Investigator Tom Meyer obtained a state database, showing there are 240,000 policies that Ohioans haven't claimed for one reason or another.
In some cases, life insurance companies fail to notify the beneficiary of the policy. In other cases, beneficiaries haven't been told of the policy or they simply forgot about the policy when a loved one passed away.
Rosie Maksym, of Parma, doesn't believe the insurance company told her mother, Eileen, about a $59,000 policy Eileen's husband took out before he died six years ago.
"Its unspeakable if that's what they're (life insurance companies) doing. They're trying to con people, to swindle them of what's deserved to them," said Maksym.
Life insurance companies have three years to try to contact beneficiaries following a policyholder's death and, if they fail, they're required to turn the money over to the state.
Channel 3 News found Frank Fencl living in Lakewood. The state has nearly $87,000 of his money -- a life insurance policy left for him from his deceased Aunt.
"Could you use the money?" Meyer asked.
"Oh yes, very, very much," Fencl said.
The trade group representing insurance companies, the American Council of Life Insurers, says companies do their best to track down beneficiaries.
The group says it works with regulators and lawmakers on ways to insure that beneficiaries get the money they're due. Last year, the life insurance industry paid out $62 billion in benefits.
Ohio is one of two states that provides a free service, helping families of deceased loved ones find possible life insurance polciies.
You can file a request with the Ohio Department of Insurance and it will do the legwork. In two years, the department has heard from nearly 1,400 people. There have been 651 matches.
In addition, you can find out for yourself if you're owed money. Channel 3 News has included the state database that lists names of beneficiaries, their addresses, the names of the insurance companies, and the amount that's owed.
To use the database (located above and to the left of the article) put in a name to search. Click on the blue link in the search results to find out more details about a particular claim.


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"[W]e are still reviewing the facts..."
Lesson: Never speak out publicly in a definitive way until you fully know the facts. You will not fully know the facts for months.
"...I will explain everything I can to the extent possible."
Lesson: Even for Dimon, transparency matters.
"CIO's strategy...was poorly conceived and vetted. The strategy was not carefully analyzed or subjected to rigorous stress testing.... CIO's traders did not have the requisite understanding of the risks they took."
Lesson: Didn't we learn this lesson in 2008? Back then we learned that some strategies had assumptions that seemed poorly founded in retrospect. This was particularly true about the behavior of the mortgage markets and their derivatives. Guess the lesson is that most people never learn this lesson. Before a system or strategy is implemented, and periodically thereafter, management (including the board) should ask the probing questions. Make no assumptions on this score.
"Personnel in key control roles in CIO were in transition and risk control functions were generally ineffective in challenging the judgment of CIO's trading personnel."
Lesson: The press reported that the CIO's then-current chief risk officer began to internally express his concerns about London office trading strategies last year. This past January, he was replaced as the head of risk by a former trader who, at least according to the press reports, had no prior risk management experience. This lesson relates to human nature: it's very hard to appreciate someone who has a different point of view. Watch out – he may be right.
"Risk Committee structures and processes in CIO were not as formal or robust as they should have been."
Lesson: Assessments have to be substantive, robust, and "real", and be tested and documented regularly as assumptions and/or reality changes. Structure, process and formality may not protect you from all losses, but they can provide a protective shield that will hopefully mitigate them. Be sure to build your protective shield.


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Erin Fitzgerald '15 and Martyna Lach '15 will spend their senior year preparing for a career they've only dreamed about—becoming radiation therapists who will help treat cancer patients. Both were selected for a highly competitive one-year program offered by Northwestern Memorial Hospital School of Radiation Therapy in Chicago. They entered North Central College's 3 + 1 Radiation Therapy program as first-year students. After spending three years on campus, the pair will complete their North Central degrees after one year in an accredited radiation therapy clinical school.
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Marian Finucane
Live stimulating mix of news, interviews, reports and discussion. Presented by Áine Lawlor
On today's show; Diarmuid Ferriter, Professor of Modern History in UCD / Cathy Kelly, author and former journalist / Michael Kelly, editor of the Irish Catholic / Ross Maguire - senior council and co-founder of, "New Beginning," and Gemma Hussey, former Minister for Education.
Kingsley Aikins joins us to speak about matters diaspora-related.
Irish journalist living in Sweden - Philip O'Connor - comes on the line to tell us about the cancelled St. Patrick's Day parade there.
Áine Kerr, political editor of, "Storyful," discusses all of the big stories from around the world.


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Airspace Rebooted
Watch all the fancy airplanes start flying again after the activity of Mr. Icelandic-Grumpy-Mountain-Pants.
"A visualisation of the northern European airspace returning to use after being closed due to volcanic ash. Due to varying ash density across Europe, the first flights can be seen in some areas on the 18th and by the 20th everywhere is open.
The flight data is courtesy of flightradar24.com and covers a large fraction of Europe. There are a few gaps (most noticeably France) and no coverage over the Atlantic, but the picture is still clear.
The map data is CC-by-SA openstreetmap.org and contributors.
This CC-by-SA visualisation was produced by itoworld.com with support from ideasintransit.org"


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A California Congressman with a long history of targeting video games for legislation is at it again.
Last week Rep. Joe Baca (D) introduced H.R. 231, a bill which would require that warning labels be placed on any game rated T (13 and older) or higher by the ESRB. Baca's bill is titled "The Video Game Health Labeling Act of 2009."
Rep. Frank Wolf (R-VA) co-sponsored the measure which would apply to both packaged and digitally distributed games. The bill has been referred to the House Energy & Commerce Committee.
As reported by the San Bernardino Sun:
[The bill] creates a new rule within the Consumer Product Safety Commission, which forces games with a Teen rating or higher to be sold with a simple warning label, reading: "WARNING: Excessive exposure to violent video games and other violent media has been linked to aggressive behavior."
While Baca has proposed several video game-oriented bills in Congress over the years, none have passed. Lately, he seems to have focused his attention on the ESRB rating process.
In 2007 Baca introduced a bill which would have required the Federal Trade Commission to report on the ESRB's effectiveness.
UPDATE: Rep. Baca's office has issued a press release on H.R. 231, including these comments from the Congressman:
The video game industry has a responsibility to parents, families, and to consumers – to inform them of the potentially damaging content that is often found in their products. They have repeatedly failed to live up to this responsibility. Meanwhile research continues to show a proven link between playing violent games and increased aggression in young people. American families deserve to know the truth about these potentially dangerous products.
We must hold the video game industry accountable and do everything in our power to ensure parents are aware of the detrimental effects that violent games can have before making decisions on which games are appropriate for their children to play. I am proud to introduce the Video Game Health Labeling Act of 2009, and am hopeful my legislation can work to stop the growing influence of violent media on America's children and youth.


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Neighborhood Highlights
Must-See Prospect Park
by Heather Liang, 10/02/2013
One of NYC's most beautiful and intriguing public spaces, 585-acre Prospect Park is sandwiched between five Brooklyn neighborhoods—Park Slope, Prospect Heights, Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Prospect Park South and Windsor Terrace. Though it may seem dauntingly large, Prospect Park is actually very easy to get to and navigate. (View a map of the park at prospectpark.org.) Bounded by Grand Army Plaza on the north end, Parkside Avenue on the south (the Parade Ground extends to Caton Avenue), Prospect Park West/Southwest on one flank and Flatbush and Ocean Avenues on the other, the park is accessible via the 2, 3, B, F, G, Q and S subway lines. If you choose to drive, look for street parking along the perimeter. Some of these spots are metered, so be sure to have quarters on hand. Like all New York City parks, Prospect Park is closed from 1am to 5am.
Prospect Park was constructed between 1865 and 1895 by Central Park designers Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux. In addition to the ball fields, running paths and playgrounds typical of most parks, Prospect Park is known for its luxuriously vast green spaces, including wetlands, forest areas and a great number of trees. Some of its more popular attractions include the bandshell, Audubon Center, the zoo and Grand Army Plaza, to name a few. View the following slides to learn more about some of the park's best features and how you can enjoy them.


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I am trying to build Zimbra on Debian (sarge/sid). I run on a AMD64 machine. I use Zimbra CVS.
I installed basic Debian, with no server application. Then before going to build ThirdParty tools, I did the following:
I also upgraded MySQL version to 4.1.15, and fooled Zimbra to think I am on BUILD_PLATFORM:=DEBIAN3.1 - with this, the ThirdParty builds went on quite well.Code:
# get for Debian:
# ant ant-optional
# libxml2 libxml2-dev
# libcurl3-openssl-dev
# Links:
# ln -s /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.0.9.8 /usr/lib/libcrypto.so.5
# ln -s /usr/lib/libssl.so.0.9.8 /usr/lib/libssl.so.5
# ln -s /usr/lib/libpcre.so.3.12.0 /usr/lib/libpcre.so.0
In the CVS there is a missmatch regarding the PostFix version: 2.2.3 (old) or 2.2.5 - I resolved it to 2.2.5 in all relevant files.
Also, after managing version numbers, ZimbraBuild also went quite well. the "make dev-install" MAkefiles are very fragile. Here are some points:
* You better replace all instances of "ln -s" with "ln -s -i" (or something similar) so failing makes won't force you to restart everything. Currently, whenever the Makefile encounters an already existing link, it quits. One has to manually remove all links (or allclean).
* In some occasions, when you copy whole directories (like to /opt/zimbra/bin), the Makefile fails because it tries to copy the "CVS" directory.
* There is a wrong source file for $(ZIMBRA_BIN_DIR)/../../conf/zmlogrotate
... Now come the problems
Following a tip I got from Marc, I am trying to crate authentications (before running zmmyinit and zmldapinit). It always fails. It used to fail in the same way when I was trying to build on FC4 (same AMD64 machine). Needless to say that zmldapinit also fails afterwards.
Here is the output:
What can I do to fix the keytool problems?Code:
shohaml@aio:/opt/zimbra$ ./bin/zmcreateca
** Creating CA private key
Generating a 1024 bit RSA private key
writing new private key to '/opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/ca/ca.key'
** Creating CA cert
Signature ok
subject=/C=US/ST=N/A/L=N/A/O=Zimbra Collaboration Suite/CN=aio.shoham.com
Getting Private key
shohaml@aio:/opt/zimbra$ ./bin/zmcreatecert
** Importing CA
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Certificate not imported, alias <my_ca> already exists
** Creating keystore
** Creating server cert request
Generating a 1024 bit RSA private key
writing new private key to '/opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/server/server.key'
** Signing cert request
Using configuration from /opt/zimbra/ssl/ssl/zmssl.cnf
Check that the request matches the signature
Signature ok
Certificate Details:
Serial Number: 2 (0x2)
Not Before: Dec 16 01:05:56 2005 GMT
Not After : Dec 16 01:05:56 2006 GMT
countryName = US
stateOrProvinceName = N/A
organizationName = Zimbra Collaboration Suite
commonName = aio.shoham.com
X509v3 extensions:
X509v3 Basic Constraints:
Netscape Comment:
OpenSSL Generated Certificate
X509v3 Subject Key Identifier:
X509v3 Authority Key Identifier:
DirName:/C=US/ST=N/A/L=N/A/O=Zimbra Collaboration Suite/CN=aio.shoham.com
Certificate is to be certified until Dec 16 01:05:56 2006 GMT (365 days)
Write out database with 1 new entries
Data Base Updated
Signature ok
Getting CA Private Key
shohaml@aio:/opt/zimbra$ ./bin/zmcertinstall mailbox
./bin/zmcertinstall: line 57: /opt/zimbra/bin/get_plat_tag.sh: No such file or directory
** Importing server cert
keytool error: java.lang.Exception: Public keys in reply and keystore don't match


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I've tried to find something about this on the forums, but haven't seen it anywhere, so excuse me if this is a duplicate.
Would it be possible to share the Free/Busy status of a Zimbra user with an Exchange user? This would be most helpful while we migrate users to Zimbra.


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Fedor Emelianenko (31-4) will forge on with his career Nov. 12 when he meets onetime UFC heavyweight title-challenger Jeff Monson (42-12) at an M-1 event in his native Russia.
That's according to Monson, who on Tuesday tweeted that the fight was "confirmed" for an M-1 event. A city and venue were not a part of his announcement.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) sources said that while the bout is tentatively agreed to, no contracts are in place.
Vadim Finkelstein, co-founder of M-1 Global and Emelianenko's manager, confirmed over the weekend that the former Strikeforce fighter would fight in "late fall" against an opponent to be determined.
It's Emelianenko's first fight since an ill-fated bout with Dan Henderson at "Strikeforce and M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Henderson" that ended with him dazed on the mat after a peekaboo punch from Henderson in the first round. After the July bout, Emelianenko said he wasn't sure whether he'd continue to fight or retire from the sport.
It was Emelianenko's third consecutive loss, and it led UFC president Dana White to declare the former PRIDE champion was cut from Strikeforce, which is owned by UFC parent company Zuffa LLC. M-1 Global officials said Emelianenko was not under contract with Strikeforce – and instead Showtime – and would continue to work with the premium cable network.
Emelianenko is winless since a Strikeforce-debut victory over Brett Rogers in November 2009. Since then, he's suffered a submission loss to Fabricio Werdum in 2010 and a recent TKO defeat to Antonio Silva in the opening round of the Strikeforce heavyweight grand prix earlier this year. Despite the losses, all three of Emelianenko's recent Strikeforce fights have been some of the highest-rated events in Showtime's MMA history.
Monson recently snapped an eight-fight win streak with a Strikeforce loss to Daniel Cormier in June. (The fight marked Monson's Strikeforce debut.) Since his stint with the UFC in 2006, he's competed in organizations throughout the world and has picked up some notable victories over the likes of Roy Nelson, Ricco Rodriguez, Sergei Kharitonov and others.
M-1's broadcast plans for the Nov. 12 show are unknown. However, the date chosen by the promotion is significant. The late-fall date is shared by the UFC, which makes its network debut during UFC on FOX 1, which takes place at Honda Center in Anaheim, Calif.
No other fights have been confirmed for M-1's event.
For more on "M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Monson," stay tuned to the MMA Rumors section of the site.
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Overview of the evolution of monotreme, marsupial, and placental mammals.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Evolution of Early Mammals.
To activate prior knowledge, make personal connections, reflect on key concepts, encourage critical thinking, and assess student knowledge on the topic prior to reading using a Quickwrite.
To enhance understanding of unfamiliar terms by deconstructing them into their component parts using the Word Parts strategy.
Covers attempts to back breed aurochs through the use of genetics and back breeding. Looks at efforts to restore wild areas of Europe by reintroducing the historical herbivore of the ecosystem.
Tasmanian devils have a tough reputation, but it looks like cancer may be tougher.
This study guide reviews mammalian ancestors and evolution, as well as the classical and phylogenetic classifications of mammals.
These flashcards help you study important terms and vocabulary from Evolution of Early Mammals.